FYeah Theo James Takes the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

Posted by On August 28, 2014 1 Comment

The staff at F’ Yeah Theo James, like the rest of the world, has been swept by the phenomenon that is the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. In case there’s a remote chance that you have not heard of it, here’s a little explanation on what the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge is all about:

The Ice Bucket Challenge, sometimes called the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, is an activity involving dumping a bucket of ice water on someone’s head to promote awareness of the disease amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and encourage donations to research. (Source: Wikipedia)

Even the girls from Fandemonium Network jumped on the craze, and after being challenged by @DivergentChina, we thought it was time to post our own as well.

1) Jenn had already completed her challenge along with the Fandemonium Network girls. Here is her video:

2) I, Johanna, had also already completed my challenge, so here’s the video I had posted and shared with family and friends:

3) Mel, had not done the challenge, so she was up. Thank you Divergent China for nominating her because now Mel has nominated Theo James! Here is her video:

Not only have we taken the challenge, but the Divergent/Insurgent cast has too. Divergent Life has an awesome summarizing all the cast members who have participated. We are still waiting for Theo and Shailene to do theirs but we are hoping that they comply soon.

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Divergent Life gives us the low down on who’s taken the ALS Challenge from the Divergent/Insurgent cast

So, as you can see, this challenge is not just about dumping water on your head and having a laugh, it is about much more than that. If you are participating in the challenge, remember that you should also DONATE on the ALS Website. All proceeds go towards research to find ways to get rid of this degenerative disease for good. Do your part, just as the Divergent cast, countless celebrities, friends, family and even us on FYeah Theo James, have done.

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