WATCH: Celebrities Who Have Accepted the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

Posted on August 24, 2014

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More and more celebrities have accepted the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge to help make people aware of the disease, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) and help in any way they can.

ALS is also called Lou Gehrig’s disease, and is a neurodegenerative disease, which causes the degeneration of the upper and lower motor neurons, eventually leading to inability to walk, eat, speak and use the arms and hands.

Some don’t believe in the significance of the challenge but, since celebrities started accepting the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, donations increased significantly to more than 50 million. Previously, not everyone was even aware of ALS.

The rule is for the person performing the challenge to name three people whom he would like to pass the challenge to. Those 3 people will then post a video of themselves doing the challenge, within 24 hours, and then nominating people, in turn, to do the same. Donations are also encouraged.

Why Ice Bucket? It’s because people with ALS are supposed not to feel anything, and challenging people accept the challenge is showing how serious the condition is.

Kim Soo Hyun
Kim Soo Hyun, Image credit: Twitter account

Watch the videos bellow of celebrities accepting the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.

Korean popular star, Kim Soo Hyun doing ALS Ice Bucket challenge; video courtesy of DramaFever

International Tony stage actress Lea Salonga; video courtesy of Lea IBC SD. She challenged actor Aga Muhlach.

Korean Actor-singer Taecyeon Ok who was challenged by “Dream High” co-star Soo Hyun, also accepted the challenge; video courtesy of Best Ice Bucket Challenge World HD.

Korean Popular actor Kim Woo Bin doing ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, courtesy of Best Ice Bucket Challenge World HD.

Justin Bieber, One Direction, Selena Gomez, and Lady Gaga also accepted the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge watch the video below, courtesy of ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.

People who would like to help can donate to the ALS Association at www.alsa.org.