Speaking and appearances

Book Jared to
speak or host

Jared Guynes is a Nerf champion, a four-time Guinness World Record holder and the host of Jared's Epic Blaster Battle. He lives in Rockwall, speaks and hosts all over Dallas–Fort Worth, and travels for events further afield.

Jared Guynes on stage at AT&T Stadium with his arms out as a crowd of thousands raises their foam blasters

On stage

What he talks about

He talks about world records and what an attempt really takes, from the evidence and the stewards to the counting that has to hold up afterwards. He talks about chasing an absurd idea until it works, about losing 150 pounds, and about building an audience from nothing to more than 300,000 followers, which is also his day job in marketing and paid ads.

He has spoken to corporate rooms, conferences and school assemblies. One talk at an XPEL conference turned into a world record: after hearing him speak about record-setting, the teams asked him to run an attempt, and 438 tinted car windows later they had one.

Jared Guynes with the Trophy Nissan team and a Guinness World Records adjudicator holding the certificate

Record attempts

A world record for your brand

Jared has built and run Guinness World Record attempts with companies as well as for his own events. There was a 250-car Nissan parade from Garland to Mesquite with Trophy Nissan, 438 windows tinted in eight hours with XPEL and SunStoppers, and 796 drones spelling out a sentence over North Richland Hills with Sky Elements.

He knows what Guinness needs to see on the day, and how to build an event around getting it.

Ways to book him

Talks, schools and events

Keynotes

Corporate rooms and conferences

A talk about records, stubborn ideas and building an audience, pitched to the people in the room.

Schools

Assemblies and universities

School assemblies and university talks, free of charge.

Events

Hosting and appearances

He has hosted a few thousand people at a time on NFL fields, and this fall he is competing on The Floor on FOX.

Dallas–Fort Worth

Close to home

Most of this happened a short drive from Rockwall. The toy pistol fight record was set at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, where the blaster battle has come back every year since 2016. The Nissan parade ran from Garland to Mesquite, and the drone record went up over North Richland Hills. For an event anywhere in the Metroplex, getting him there is the easy part.

Booking

Tell him about your event

Email me@epicjared.com with the date, the city, roughly how many people will be there, and what kind of event it is.