Wildcard World Records

Mel Sampson high fived six people in a parking lot while it was raining. She set the record as part of The Drive Home with Mel World Record Week 4.

A member of Wooddale Church high-fived 368 people in one minute.

Andrew's friend high fived 45 people while one-handed clapping in 30 seconds.

848 students and staff of Chinmaya Vidyalaya Matriculation School in Coimbatore, India held lighted oil lamps at once.

A total of 21 audience volunteers from The Ekka 2013 hopped on one foot at once.

Nine people from the Summer Reading Program in Alberta, Canada hopped on one foot while balancing popsicle sticks on their fingers.

Tina Jones led six people in hugging a cardboard cutout of the 11th Doctor.

A total of 1,130 scouts, guides, and leaders from Durham Scouts Confido Event performed pirate impressions.

TJ and 31 of his friends fit into a bathroom stall and sang the chorus of Lean On Me.

A total of 16 members of the First Presbyterian Oostburg Youth Ministry sketched the Green Bay Packers Logo and held them while standing inside their church kitchen.

600 people were visible in a selfie taken by someone dressed as Santa Claus. The record was set as part of the Adventure to Santa launch at Victoria Gardens in Rancho Cucamonga, California.

Dries and nine other people fitted themselves into a waste container at once.

Drew and 25 of his friends huddled in the bed of a pickup truck filled with water. They set the record during Schreiner University's Annual Sand Volleyball Bash.

Members of Barrelrollman Organization and 724 guests simultaneously performed somersaults at Forest Park in St. Louis, Missouri. The Barrelrollman Organization was formed to raise funds for the Nurses For Newborns Foundation.

1,006 students from SPK Schools in Namakkal, India inflated and popped balloons at once. The record was organized by Dr. S. Prabu Kumar, chairman of the school institution.

At Sam Harrison's "Slay Your Zombies, Slash Your Zigzags, Show Your Zing" session during 2017 HOWLive Design Conference, 800 people invisible hula hooped at once.