ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

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Remember the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge? Of course you do. All summer long, everyone you knew was dumping buckets of cold water on themselves to raise awareness and money for ALS. Millions of dollars were raised. This idiot decided to try and cash in on the popularity of the Ice Bucket Challenge, but with one noticeable difference: He replaced the cold water with hot water.

Grand Rapids rockers Pop Evil are on the road now, playing Rockstar Energy's Uproar Festival, along with Godsmack, Seether, Buckcherry, and Skillet. After numerous nominations, the band said "Challenge accepted!" to the ALS Bucket Challenge at the Uproar Fest stop in Cincinnati, OH., August 20th.

It seems as though the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge trend is finally winding down, after an insanely successful run over the past few weeks. MILLIONS of dollars have been raised for ALS, as nearly everyone you know and everyone they know have taken to dumping buckets of cold water over their heads and making donations to the ALS Association.

It's official. Everyone has now done the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. We did ours this week, following the trend of everyone dumping buckets of cold water on themselves to benefit ALS research.

By this point, we've seen hundreds of ALS Ice Bucket Challenges. Some are boring, some are great and some cause injuries. And this one; this one causes an injury -- and it's a glorious one!

After being challenged by many friends and co-workers, "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" crew was finally able to get everyone together for our official ALS Ice Bucket Challenge video on Thursday.

This child from Scotland decided to get on the bandwagon and take on the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. She's only two years old, but that's not stopping her from helping to raise awareness for ALS.

Just like nearly everyone else on the planet, Lincoln Humphries, of Win News in Australia, was nominated for the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. Humphries, though, didn't bite.

Last week, we posted Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson's version of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, where he challenged champion boxer Floyd Mayweather, Jr. His challenge was a bit different. He didn't want to see Mayweather dump water on his head. He challenged the Grand Rapids native to read a page from a Harry Potter book. If he could successfully do that, 50 Cent would donate $750,000 to th

Well, this ALS Ice Bucket Challenge video is definitely different than the rest. Instead of the normal dumping a bucket of ice on your head and then calling out someone or multiple people to do the same thing, Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson had a twist in his video posted on Instagram. He called out boxing champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. and insulted him at the same time.

The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and its videos just keep on rolling. The latest to take on the challenge is the 43rd President of the United States, George W. Bush.