Longest World Records

Ché Lucero flew a mini RC helicopter for 47.31 seconds.

Third grader Emma tap danced for eight minutes, 27.97 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a soccer ball on top of a pole on the back of his hand for six minutes, 28.37 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a crossbow on his thumb for one minute, 59.75 seconds.

Christian Cipollini and his friend held chopsticks in their mouths, impersonating a walrus, for two minutes, 7.63 seconds while their friend sucked his thumb.

Doug McManaman balanced a jack-o-lantern on top of a pole on his chin for one minute, 53.07 seconds while sitting.

Andrew S. stared at a jack-o-lantern for five minutes, 14.63 seconds. The record was set at First Friday Las Vegas, a monthly festival held in Las Vegas, Nevada. The record was officiated by RecordSetter co-founders Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson. #FirstFridayLV

At a weekend retreat, a group led by Rob Indler set the world record for Longest Origami Circumcised Penis Made From A Tablecloth. The feat was officiated by RecordSetter President Dan Rollman.

Collin K. of Crazy Pinz team juggled three bowling pins for one minute, 0.70 second.

Doug McManaman balanced a bowie knife on top of a double-bitted axe on his chin for two minutes, 29.22 seconds. NOTE: This record can be dangerous. Please use caution when making an attempt.

Tony Mansfield auctioned 400 items nonstop for over four hours in a shopping mall in Queensland, Australia. The event was organized to raise money and local awareness for Make-A-Wish Australia. Learn more about the feat here.

Ben J. balanced a soda can on his neck for 10 minutes, 15.21 seconds.

Thomas performed a 323-centimeter back flip on a trampoline.

Montystar Agarawal stopped a running 135-cc Yamaha motorcycle using only his teeth and kept the engine stopped for 21.34 seconds. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Tai Star held his right knee with both hands for 13.41 seconds while standing on one foot on a slackline with a bird perched on his shoulder.

Doug Mcmanaman balanced a 14-pound bowling ball on top of a 28.50-inch pole on his chin for one minute, 29.93 seconds.