Wildcard World Records  

125 people from Up To Us Caravan and InspireWithWords formed a hug circle. They set the record at the Truth To Power activist art gallery event during the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

A total of 73,152 people attended an interschool literary and cultural meet. They set the record at ClinicPlus Gateway 2013 organized by ClinicPlus and Elite Circle at Codissia Trade Fair Complex in Tamil Nadu, India.

Rakesh V. created a Titanic key chain measuring 10 feet long and 0.91 feet wide. He constructed the piece from Thermocol sheets and chart papers.

Jason E. has 511 Kooky Pens in his collection.

A total of 110 women formed a lap circle. The record was organized by City of Champions with the help of Nelson Mandela Bay Athletic Club to celebrate Women's Day.

Vivek K. constructed a replica of the Leaning Tower of Pisa using 2,000 popsicle sticks. He used other materials including card boards, Fevicol, and chart papers to complete the construction. The tower measures 2.5 meters in height. It took Vivek six days to complete the entire replica.

A total of 1,175 people formed a circle and linked their arms with each other. They set the record at Isaac Wolfson Stadium in Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa to celebrate South Africa's Freedom Day and to promote unity and social cohesion in their community.

Shubham G. has 132 loyalty and membership cards in his collection.

Bergen professor Mark Balzarette, students Brian Giraldo and Chris Sacelaris, and Bergen Community College faculty and students built a marshmallow snowman named Toasty. It measures 10 feet in height and four feet in width and is made of 6,500 marshmallows. The snowman was the signature piece of the Shops at Riverside and the Hackensack Regional Chamber of Commerce's “Super Saturday at the Shops." They set the record to raise money for Hackensack’s YCS Holley Childcare and Development Center and the Hackensack High School Band. Read more about the feat here.

Nate and 35 other people at Lake Merritt in Oakland, California played mason jars as percussion instruments.

A student at Indu International School made a flag of India using salt that measures 150 square meters.

Iurii Volkov and 12 of his expedition team members placed the flag of Russia on Mount Elbrus. The flag measured 40 meters in length and 24 meters in height.

Krushrpants built a nickel triangle using 780 nickels.

Simon Perkins owns 36 Nintendo 64 games.

Jochen Gaß has 291 one-hand opening knives in his collection.

Rika K. has a collection of 1,010 small origami cranes.