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Eli spun a vinyl record on his finger for 47.99 seconds while listening to a song by Panic! at the Disco.

Eli spun a T.I. vinyl record on his finger for one minute, 27.84 seconds.

Eli spun a vinyl record on his finger 10 times in 7.04 seconds.

In celebration of Pi Day, listeners of The Brian Lehrer Show on WNYC set a record by collectively reciting 100 consecutive digits of Pi. After host Lehrer preceded the attempt by reciting the first 11 digits, five callers each read off 20 digits of Pi in mathematical order.

Sam W. spun in an office chair in two minutes, 15.52 seconds while wearing a milk crate on his head.

Tanner W. rolled seven pool balls into the opposite pocket of a pool table while carrying a dog.

Dustyn D. bench pressed a 315-pound weight and solved a Rubik's cube in four minutes, 22.70 seconds.

Michalia T. balanced a tower of 23 books on her right hand while listening to Clarity by Zedd.

David Z. smooshed 18 boxes on his bed.

Katy M. removed her socks four times while performing a handstand and listening to Anklebiters by Paramore.

Christian W. tapped a pencil 63 times in five seconds. FAILED: Does not beat current record.

Nicky P. stacked a tower of 74 vinyl records.

Connor O. fit 24 Spider-Man UNO cards into a card protector sleeve.

Suresh G. balanced a lightweight cricket ball on his knee for one minute, 26.73 seconds while standing on one foot.

Brian J. led 593 students from Crooked Oak Public Schools in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in a hula hoop game. Each participant had to hold hands in a chain and work their body through the hula hoop without releasing hands. The hula hoop went from one end to the next, passing all 593 students, in under 50 minutes.

Suresh G. completed 124 leg kicks in 30 seconds while holding a peacock pose.