Largest World Records  

175 members of ACCYM Senior High joined together and created the largest thumb wrestling circle.

A total of 24 members of FCOG Youth joined together and created the largest thumb wrestling circle while each participant stood on one leg.

C. Kausik from SPK Schools in Namakkal, India created a thumbprint painting measuring 10 meters wide and 10 meters long. Dr. S.Prabu Kumar, chairman of the school institution, organized the record.

Vivek K. constructed a Titanic replica using 8,000 ice cream sticks. The ship measures six feet in length.

A total of 401 students from Chilton Saint James School in New Zealand stood in a circle and brushed each others teeth, creating the world's largest toothbrushing circle. Read more about the feat here.

George Gaspar makes history by sticking 2222 toothpicks in his beard, a new world record. Gaspar’s achievement beat previous record holder BeardPick by 222 toothpicks. The record was set on February 4, 2009 at Gaspar’s home in Sherman Oaks, California. Ayleen Gaspar was present to witness the feat and count the toothpicks.

Winning Moves France and DicoGames created a Trivial Pursuit game board that measured 20 meters wide and 20 meters long. The board was made to commemorate the 1st century anniversary of the Great War, organized by the “Province de Liège” at Saint-Lambert Place in Liège, Belgium.

Coca-Cola, in partnership with Twitter, recorded 168,800 tweets in 24 hours using the hashtag #ShareaCoke to set a RecordSetter world record for Largest Twitter "Cheers!" The hashtag instantly generated a special emoji featuring a pair of clinking Coke bottles. Read more about the feat here.

Max and 14 of his friends played a game of UNO together.

Tai Star built a pyramid using 700 U.S. quarter coins.

Brian I. has 889 different bottles of vodka in his collection.

27 summer campers at BGC Springville in Springville, New York had a water balloon fight.

Nathan Sukonik and 12,804 people gathered at Central Park in New York City armed with water guns and sprayed water to each other. They set the record to celebrate the start of summer season. Read more about the event here.

Carlos Burle surfed a 100-feet tall wave, setting a surfing world record. He set the record off the coast of central Portugal.

Art Hoffman built a white flag measuring 93 inches wide by 68 inches long. He waved the flag in surrender to the flooding of the Ohio River[] that devastated the town of Louisville, Kentucky.

Trevor H. won by a 175-point margin in an international test in Rugby World Cup 2011.