(bucket loudly hits ground, water sprays into bucket)

(ice cubes drop in)

Ryan Higa - Hey guys. So, a lot of you have

been telling me to do this "Ice Bucket

Challenge". And, for those of you that

don't know, it's a charitable challenge, where,

you take an ice bucket of water -- "ice bucket",

uh, bucket of ice water -- and dump it on

your head and donate ten dollars, or you

donate $100 if you chicken out, to an ALS

charity -- or, I believe that's Lou Gehrig's

Disease, that's probably the more common

name. But, basically, you donate $10 with

an ice bucket, or you do the $100 and ...

I am not gonna chicken out, I'm gonna do

the ice bucket challenge right now. So, here it is:

- Let's do it. You got it.

(Ryan): Stupid challenge, I'm just gonna..."

- Go!

(Sighs)

(Ryan) I know I'm mad.

- (Chanting: "Do it! Do it!")

(Ryan screams as loose dollar bills comes pouring over him)

(Ryan) Just money, I ... I'm just gonna donate

the $100, I'm not gonna dump ice water,

that's stupid.

And now I know what a stripper feels like.

I mean, a really good stripper, but ...

On a serious note, I am going to be donating

$100 to the ALS Association. I'm not gonna

call out anyone specifically to do this

challenge, because I think it's kind of rude

to put people on ??s with Jenna Marbles.

Actually, you know what, I'll just call out

everyone watching this video. If you don't

have somebody to call you out, I'm gonna use

me as an example. I'll call you out. I'm

calling you out.

Eh? What? Eh?

And also, if you didn't notice, I didn't

disable the ads, even though this is a

charitable video, and the reason for that is

because I thout it'd be stupid and wasteful

not to monetize on it, when I could raise

more money to donate. Basically, in addition

to the $100, however much this video earns

is going straight to the charity as well.

In other words, you guys are contributing

as well, because the more views it gets, the

more money this video is going to earn, and

all that money goes away 100% towards the

charity. So thank you guys so much for

watching. I'm sorry to disappoint all of

you who thought I was going to get ice water

on me. If you think about it, though, it's

actually better to not do the Ice Challenge,

because you donate more money, if you don't

do the ice challenge ...

[someone to his side dumps an entire bucket of presumably ice-cold water over his head]!!

- Oh, I just got wet, damn it!!

-Oh my God!

(laughter)
(female voice) - Is it cold?

(laughter)

Ryan - Not worth it! 1:58

- Can you see all right?

(more laughter)

Ryan - Now what?

Boom!!!!

- Oooooooh!, dude!!

♪ Music ♪

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So this part of the video that you are currently

watching is not supposed to be in this video.

Does that make sense? I just had to put this

disclaimer in the video, because I just

watched Charlie Sheen's Ice Bucket Challenge

at five pm (5:00 PM) August 18th, Monday.

And it is the exact same thing that we just did.

The exact same thing that you just saw

basically. So this is two days later. We

filmed Ice Bucket Challenge two days ago,

which was on Friday, and we couldn't

release it that day because, as you saw

in the video, we had to put some effects

with the water and the fake money, so that

it was in one shot. But, apparently (laughs),

we waited too long. And normally, I would

just trash this video because I hate posting

videos that are already out there, but

because it's for a good cause, I suppose it

really doesn't matter, I just didn't want you

guys to think that we just copied his idea.

We didn't put any thought into this video, even

though we did -- although it wasn't like that

much thought. Clearly it wasn't a good

thought, if other people are thinking about it.

But, I suppose as the saying goes,

"Great minds DO think alike", which means,

I have a mind like Charlie Sheen ... which I

don't know if that's a good thing ... because

it's a great thing !!