David Rush currently holds more Guinness World Records titles than anyone on Earth. He’s a speaker named to the Top 10 Speakers in North America by LA Weekly, and an author with well over 300 Guinness World Records titles broken that have been viewed more than a billion times, all since late 2015.
He is a speaker with over 20 years of experience, author, entertainer, and former startup product manager at Cradlepoint, the most valuable tech unicorn exit in Idaho’s history (when purchased for $1.1B by Ericsson in 2020). He has an electrical engineering degree from MIT and an MBA from Boise State. He gives back to the community as a passionate promoter of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math through talks and DavidRush4STEM.com.
David competed on Seasons 15 and 18 of America’s Got Talent and has been a featured guest on the TODAY Show (twice), Live! with Kelly and Ryan, Live! with Kelly and Mark (twice), the Tamron Hall Show, Doctor Mike, the Huckabee Show, was a semi-finalist on Spain’s Got Talent, and many others. His records have been featured on the likes of Jimmy Fallon, James Corden, Mr. Beast, Ellen, Seth Meyers, and many, many more.
At MIT, he won the best lab of the year for a juggling simulator and was a 2-time winner of the talent show. He was awarded KTVB’s Innovative Educator and was awarded Idaho Business Review’s Accomplished under 40. He is the world’s fastest juggler, the world’s slowest juggler, and has the record for the most kiwis sliced in one minute with a samurai sword while standing on a Swiss exercise ball.
In 2015 he started setting Guinness World Records to promote STEM education and espouses the power of having a growth mindset.
David and Jennifer met as students at MIT. They were married in 2009 and they have enjoyed seeing the world together with their two boys and daughter. Jennifer is a mechanical engineer at HP.
Media
David’s Records have been viewed and heard over 1 billion times
America’s Got Talent Season 15 (Yes from Simon!)
America’s Got Talent Season 18 (Yes from Howie!)
Spain’s Got Talent (2024)
Spain’s Got Talent Semi-Finals (2024)
TODAY Show with Hoda Kotb (2016)
TODAY Show with Al Roker (2022)
LIVE! With Kelly and Ryan (2022)
LIVE! With Kelly and Mark (2023)
LIVE! With Kelly and Mark (2024)
Washington Post (2024)
Doctor Mike (2023)
El Hormiguero (Madrid 2024)
Tamon Hall Show with Tamron Hall
ABC News Live Prime with Kayna Whitworth
Late Late Show with James Corden
Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon
Mr. Beast Reacts
The Ellen Show
Seth Meyers
Guinness World Records “Meet the Record Breakers” and “Best of the Month” regular
Inside Edition
Morning Edition on NPR
Bob and Tom Show
Dan Le Batard Show
ESPN’s Highly Questionable
BBC Radio
Huckabee Show
Dozens of radio interviews
Thousands of appearances on local, national, and international media for inspiring (and crazy) record attempts.
Dozens of TV appearances promoting STEM education
All 4 major news outlets in Taipei, Taiwan
TV TOKYO’s TSUBORU
Germany’s TV SKY “Eine Liga für sich” ( A league of their own )
Germany’s RTL “Darf er das? Live! Die Chris Tall Show” (in English: Can he do that?)
KTLA LA Morning News
Many many more
6 thoughts on “About David”
Great job David! It’s inspiring to see a person take his passions and run with it – especially to set new World Records! Keep up the great work!
I saw you on KTVB this morning, good job.
When I worked as a stagehand in Vegas, I did lighting for quite a few jugglers: Anthony Gatto, David Lucas, my friend Wally Eastwood, Dick Franco and a few others you’ve probably heard of.
One of my recent lighting jobs was installing the new ETC Lighting Console and updating the lighting at Cole.
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Hi David, I think I spoke to you a long time ago about me riding a bike long distance and juggling and you hadn’t heard of that?
Either way you are truly incredible but I want your latest record (juggling on euc). I remember the guy I talked to had record for marathon juggling and said you can drop it but must go back. Is that still true, I did’nt see you drop it in clip. If you did it without dropping it at all I will really be pressed to top you. BTW the 502 balls in a min. is insane!
Hey. I think the bike distance minimum is either 50k or 50m. For the fastest marathon, you can drop and go back to the drop spot and restart. Furthest distance on foot juggling a drop ends it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnNoRvq3n6s. This is a distance record, not a fastest record, so for this one, a drop would have ended it as well. Thanks!
Great job David! It’s inspiring to see a person take his passions and run with it – especially to set new World Records! Keep up the great work!
Saw you on Huckabee tonight, Nov 23rd. Thanks for the chair performance.
I saw you on KTVB this morning, good job.
When I worked as a stagehand in Vegas, I did lighting for quite a few jugglers: Anthony Gatto, David Lucas, my friend Wally Eastwood, Dick Franco and a few others you’ve probably heard of.
One of my recent lighting jobs was installing the new ETC Lighting Console and updating the lighting at Cole.
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I see your youtube channel and I have seen most of the videos. That’s really wonderful. I want to just say Keep it up…
Hi David, I think I spoke to you a long time ago about me riding a bike long distance and juggling and you hadn’t heard of that?
Either way you are truly incredible but I want your latest record (juggling on euc). I remember the guy I talked to had record for marathon juggling and said you can drop it but must go back. Is that still true, I did’nt see you drop it in clip. If you did it without dropping it at all I will really be pressed to top you. BTW the 502 balls in a min. is insane!
Hey. I think the bike distance minimum is either 50k or 50m. For the fastest marathon, you can drop and go back to the drop spot and restart. Furthest distance on foot juggling a drop ends it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnNoRvq3n6s. This is a distance record, not a fastest record, so for this one, a drop would have ended it as well. Thanks!