Wildcard World Records

Demythrate stacked three golf balls on a cricket bat handle.

Joshua W. bounced a table tennis ball 24 times on a Jenga block.

Karoly built a dice pyramid using 5,894 dice.

Madd Gyver pinned a toy car to a wooden target 12 feet away using a throwing knife.

Pavol Durdik spun a fidget spinner on a glass bottle for four minutes, 19.00 seconds.

Tai Star stacked 100 poker chips on a CD held in his hand.

Simon Perkins held a peace sign for eight minutes, 15.07 seconds while internet surfing.

Sapphira and 16 of her friends from Sapphira's Showgirls and Ibiza Burlesque Festival performed a glove peel relay in 11.88 seconds. She set the record to celebrate World Mental Health Day and raise funds for SANE Mental Healthy Charity and Butterfly Conservation.

Michael T. kicked a volleyball into a basketball hoop from 44 feet away.

Andries T. led 20 people in standing on a bed base at once.

Thommy Ohlund balanced a 10-kilogram dumbbell on a 7-kilogram barbell on his foot for 43.78 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a turkey decoy on a pole on his thumb for three minutes, 41.69 seconds while seated.

Laurent Kelly performed nine freestyle football tricks using a tennis ball.

April Choi cracked a whip 364.5 feet in length. The record was set at Richwood High School in Peoria, Illinois. The measurement of the whip was made by a licensed professional land surveyor for the State of Illinois, Caleb Johnson, with a Timble S5 Robotic Total Station, and overseen by Steven Kerr, one of the owners of a land surveying company.

A total of 87 people from Five Acres participated in a trust fall relay. They set the record in celebration of National Adoption Awareness Month and to raise awareness about foster care and adoption. Five Acres is a child and family service nonprofit based in Los Angeles and works to strengthen struggling families through mental and behavioral healthcare, as well as create new families through foster care in adoption. Learn more here.

Doug McManaman balanced two glasses of water on top of two hockey pucks and champagne bottles for one minute, 20.56 seconds using a pole on the back of his hand.