If you want to do a record here are the requirements
How to Apply for a Guinness World Record:
1)Choose a record. When thinking about what kind of record you
want to break, keep the following in mind:
Avoid going for non-records - Your claim must involve a
breakable record! Is it the tallest, longest, heaviest, smelliest?
You may be able to lick your elbow, but it's not considered a
record! Guinness World Records Ltd. rarely accepts "firsts" -unless it's a "significant first", by which they mean really
significant, such as "First man on the moon" or "First movie to
gross over $1 billion".
Do not engage in animal cruelty - Don't overfeed your pets just
to make them the heaviest or fattest. Your pets will suffer in
the course of your attempt to break a record, which could result
in their illness or even death. In Guinness World Records 2008,
it says that they do not want to see people apply for a world
records if they, lick their elbow or they don't want to see the
fattest cat.
Do not attempt to break the law - Driving at high speeds on
public roads is dangerous and illegal, so just don't do it.
Do not attempt highly outrageous and dangerous stunts such as
"teenage surgery" - Teenagers performing surgery or medical
operations isn't cool: you're being a danger to society. As are
"speedy house builders" who try to build homes in the fastest
time. They come down just as fast!
Make sure your record will be interesting to a wide range of
people, such as "Tallest man" or "Most yo-yos spun on one hand".