MAC & GAYDOS

Mac & Gaydos take the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

Aug 14, 2014, 9:36 PM | Updated: Apr 16, 2015, 2:03 pm

If you haven’t heard of the Ice Bucket Challenge, you need to.

The whole idea is very simple: Fill a bucket full of ice water and dump it over your head while you record it. It’s easy and pretty funny.

After you record it, you post it online and challenge your friends to do the same. It sounds easy, right?

Of course, with everything online, there’s a twist: You have to take the challenge within 24 hours or donate money to ALS research.

If you haven’t taken this challenge, you should. If you haven’t donated to ALS, you should. Read more about it here.

We took the challenge. Consider this our challenge to all of you. Make sure you share your videos with us on Twitter and Facebook. You can also email them to our web team at webmaster@ktar.com.

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Mac & Gaydos take the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge