Wildcard World Records

Nicky Wilkinson led 13 people in touching a Kit Kat Chunky while listening to U Can't Touch This.

Nicky Wilkinson led 15 people in touching a lemon while listening to U Can't Touch This.

Nicky Wilkinson led 10 people in touching a loaf of bread while listening to U Can't Touch This.

A total of 58 students from a school in Stary Folwark, Poland touched a pumpkin at once.

Angelica H. and 12 of her friends touched a pumpkin with their feet at once. 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

Nicky Wilkinson led 12 people in touching a tea bag while listening to U Can't Touch This.

Nicky Wilkinson led six people in touching a tin can of baked beans while listening to U Can't Touch This.

Nicky Wilkinson and nine people touched a tin can of cat food while listening to U Can't Touch This.

Seafair led 67 people in towing mini hydroplanes at once. They set the record as part of the 2014 Seafair kickoff event at Westlake Park in Seattle, Washington.

A member of Echo Youth traced three people on a whiteboard.

At the 2013 Teen Choice Awards, 1,945 people twerked together, a RecordSetter World Record. The record was led by show hosts Lucy Hale and Darren Criss, and officiated by RecordSetter co-founders Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson.

James Edward led 198 people in using VR Viewers at once. They set the record during the BrizTech and PsychFi Lab conference at MCM London Comic Con.

CoolJuggler walked over eight people while juggling three lit torches.

1,575 students from SPK Schools in Namakkal, India wore Sachin Tendulkar masks at once. The record was organized by Dr. S.Prabu Kumar, chairman of the school institution.

On September 28, 80 North London residents, many over the age of 70 with walking sticks and in wheelchairs, wore decorated hats while forming a conga line. Paul Stanfield, Claremont, and volunteers from international law firm Slaughter and May organized the event. They set the record to raise money and awareness for the London Charity - Claremont, an organization that builds community and tackles loneliness in older life. Granny hip hop artist Ida Barr and Deputy Mayor of Islington, Cllr Theresa Debono, were present to witness the attempt.

107 people, including friends Of Ryelands Park, Lancashire County Council, The Dukes Theaters and community members from the Lancaster District of Ryelands, Skerton and Vale, wore fake mustaches in a conga line led by a Batala Band. They set the record during the "This Side of The River" celebration, a project which aimed to bring arts engagement to some of the City of Lancaster's most deprived areas.