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Easy World Records to Break The most number of underpants put on in under one minute (done in teams of two) ... The largest bubblegum bubble was blown. ... Most Smarties/M&Ms eaten in one minute using chopsticks (while blindfolded) ... Most dominoes stacked in 30 seconds. ... Most socks put on in 30 seconds.

However, there are some records that are simply too hard, if not impossible, to ever break. Tallest man ever. The tallest man in history is Robert Pershing Wadlow from USA, who was measured at a whopping 2.72 m (8 ft 11.1 in) of height in 1940. ... Strangest diet. ... Oldest dog ever. ... Heaviest aircraft pulled by a man.

Applications made by individuals for existing record categories are free of charge. There is an administration fee of $5 to propose a new record title.

TDK has held the right to sponsor a programme to reward athletes who break world records at the World Championships, under which TDK offers prize money of USD 100,000 for each new world record established in men's competition since 1997, and 50,000 for each new world record established in mixed competition since 2019.

How do I apply to set or break a record? Register for an account. You will receive an email with an activation link. ... Click on the green 'Apply for a record' button. Search for the record that you want to break. When you find the record, click the 'Apply Now' button. ... Complete the application form.

Ing to the Guinness World Records official website, they do not provide cash prize or a monetary payout to those who set or break records. Instead, the organization ?offers the prestige of being a record holder, a certificate of achievement, and the potential for global recognition.?

If you want to set or break a world record, you'll need to get in touch with the Guinness World Records people. Be patient, though. They receive more than 50,000 inquiries each year from potential record-breakers!

The application process Read through the information available in our records section on the website. ... Login or register in order to access the record database. Find the record you would like to attempt. ... Complete and submit the form. ... If your application is accepted, you will receive the record guidelines and next steps.