What's your reading? This will look sight-fready. This year they got a whole new section for world records and technology. Yeah, well guess what? I don't even care about giving me the book. Hey, hey, check this out. World's longest continuous webcast. Really? How long? 24 hours, eight minutes. Whoa! We could beat that? Totally. And think how much buzz I Carly would get if we did break that record. Alright, girls, let's break us a world record. Ready in five, four, three, two. Hey people, welcome to I Carly. Are you wide awake? You're not? Then... I mean Sam and our technical producer, Freddie, are here to break the record for the world's longest live webcast ever. Now over here is our countdown clock. Which tells us exactly how much time is left to we break the world record. Alright, throughout this whole marathon webcast, Carly's brother Spencer is going to stay awake with us. While he's building an insane sculpture, so let's check in with him. Remote cam up. Hey Spencer, no spits. Oh, hey Carly Sam! So tell us about that sculpture you're making. It's sort of a mishmash of various parts and items. And when I'm done, a lot of the pieces are going to move around and spin. This is the source. Okay, everybody get out of here right now, get down to the lobby. What's going on? There's some sort of unusual ghastly coming from this room. All you kids out. We can't stop this webcast. We're trying to break a world record here. If you kids are not out of this room in 30 seconds. Freddie, can you keep the webcast going down to the lobby? I'm sure that. I'm good on camera battery, but the one in my laptop won't rule the charge. It's got to stay plugged in. We'll keep it plugged in. How? I'll handle it. She'll handle it. I'll handle it. I'll handle it. I'll handle it. I'll handle it. She'll handle it. Help me get the stuff. Move. Wait, wait. Okay, you're now witnessing the very first ever I Carly Webcast to go completely, Moe. This is heavy. Thanks to three dozen extension cords of various colors and girks. So, so heavy. We're currently moving down the back stairwell at the building. It's hurting me. No. Okay, we're dead. We did it. Okay, building's all clear. You can come back up. And now, we go back up. So, next we're gonna... I don't know, don't see it see. Doing this webcast is getting difficult. Luckily we plan for this. We've got the perfect way to stay awake. Uh. And now, we're gonna stick our heads in tubes of ice water. We're gonna stick our heads in tubes of ice water. To keep ourselves up. Five, three, one, two, three. Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Ready! Hey, Wilkis. Now, since we're less than five minutes away from breaking the world record, it's time for our grand finale. That means big finale. Thank you, Sam. So now, take a look at my brother's Spencer's completed sculpture! Thank you, Carlisam. But you've seen nothing yet. Nothing? Yes. See, this isn't just a sculpture of a bunch of random items. This is a sculpture of a bunch of random items that move! Yeah! Amazing. I didn't decide to take all these. Hey, how would you like to try something to draw? Ah, you know, a bunch. I'm gonna put the sculpture! Hurry! Spencer! Okay, okay. From solved. Ready? Uh, we were down for about four seconds. I'm sorry, guys. To break the world record, your webcast had to be continuous. Come on! Have you ever heard of the five-second rule? That's for eating food off the floor. Oh, well, I feel that rule could apply here nicely. I'm really sorry. You guys... You're making me feel guilty here. Like, the whole thing was my fault. Merrill! Hi, Spencer. What's up? Well, I did a little research and Spencer did break a record. Huh? The world record for most moving pieces on a sculpture is 128 moving parts. Mine's got 137. That's more! Wait, what if I'm not the only person that worked on the sculpture? Well, the rules say all participants would have to get credit. Carly, Sam, Freddy? Yeah, so... Would you guys mind putting it on there for me? We can do that. Perfect. Wait! Since they helped me finish the sculpture, I guess we all have to get credit and be in the picture. Those are the rules. Ready?