LIZZIE BASSETT: Hey,
guys, it's Lizzie.
ALEX SARGEANT: And Alex.
LIZZIE BASSETT: Today
we're counting down
the year's biggest challenges.
ALEX SARGEANT: And we are
going to try to all of them
ourselves.
LIZZIE BASSETT: Great.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
-What is it?
LIZZIE BASSETT
(VOICEOVER): Number five,
"What's in my mouth?"
ALEX SARGEANT: My finger?
-Pick a random object, stick
it in the person's mouth.
Then you've got to guess what it
is just by being in her mouth.
-Eh-- I don't know.
-That's not a [BLEEP] hand.
It was just-- that's disgusting.
LIZZIE BASSETT
(VOICEOVER): Surprisingly,
a lot of people
did this this year.
ALEX SARGEANT: And now
we're going to do it.
LIZZIE BASSETT: Yeah.
Ew.
ALEX SARGEANT:
Did I eat a mouse?
[BUZZER]
LIZZIE BASSETT: No.
Stuffed grape leaf.
ALEX SARGEANT: Oh
man, I was way off.
LIZZIE BASSETT: Yeah.
Gross.
Oh my god.
ALEX SARGEANT: That's
vanilla pudding.
Or chocolate pudding.
[DING]
LIZZIE BASSETT: It's
chocolate pudding.
What's gotten into you?
ALEX SARGEANT:
Pomegranate seeds.
[DING]
LIZZIE BASSETT: Ooh,
he got that one.
ALEX SARGEANT: Oh
no, it's some fish.
I can smell it.
LIZZIE BASSETT: I
actually don't know
how you're supposed to eat this.
ALEX SARGEANT: I don't want it.
That's not a good sign.
LIZZIE BASSETT: You
have to guess what kind.
ALEX SARGEANT: I'm
going to guess sardine.
[DING]
LIZZIE BASSETT: Yeah.
ALEX SARGEANT: Oh!
It smells like a
homeless beach man.
What-- no!
What am I?
What is it?
[BUZZER]
ALEX SARGEANT: Gefilte fish?
LIZZIE BASSETT: So you
only got two wrong.
That's pretty good.
ALEX SARGEANT:
That's not an honor.
-Enough hesitation,
let's just do it.
Oh, [BLEEP].
ALEX SARGEANT
(VOICEOVER): Number four,
"The ghost pepper challenge."
-I'm going to regret this.
It's like I've bitten
into the toe of Satan.
-Don't punch, man.
ALEX SARGEANT (VOICEOVER):
This challenge
actually started
a few years ago,
but hit its peak in June
when 1,000 people gathered
in Copenhagen to take on the
world's third hottest pepper.
LIZZIE BASSETT
(VOICEOVER): Don't worry.
Milk was provided for everybody.
LIZZIE BASSETT: We were
going to do this today,
but truthfully, my
intestines have not
recovered from the last time.
Oh-- oh my god.
MALE HOST 1: Dude,
that was-- meh.
LIZZIE BASSETT: It's great.
MALE HOST 1: Oh, shoot.
I- yi- yi- yi- ya.
LIZZIE BASSETT: I
made a huge mistake.
ALEX SARGEANT: Lizzie told
me she poo'd fire for a day.
LIZZIE BASSETT: I did.
-These are not my arms.
We have fit ourself
inside of a t-shirt,
and Julian is going
to get me ready.
I'm brushing my face.
You want it to be
even and blended.
All right, so we're done.
LIZZIE BASSETT
(VOICEOVER): Number three,
"The not my arms challenge."
Vlogger DelaneySmiles claims to
have originated the challenge
in June of last year.
But this year, it
took YouTube by storm.
-The razor needs to
be gently on the face.
Gently on the side of the face.
LIZZIE BASSETT:
Honestly, of all these,
I feel that this is going
to be the easiest one.
ALEX SARGEANT: Is it?
Is it going to be easier?
LIZZIE BASSETT: I'm just going
to show you how to get ready.
Take off my glasses.
And then I'm just
going to sort of hit
at my head with a hair brush.
What I like to do
is to back comb it
over the top of my head,
because that really
gives it a certain height.
Oh, that feels good.
You really don't
need toothbrushes.
What you want to do
is just use your hand
and apply a thin
layer of toothpaste
to the bottom half of your face.
Uh!
ALEX SARGEANT: Did
I get your eye?
LIZZIE BASSETT: Yeah.
Then you want to take the
toothbrush and scrape off most
of the toothpaste that
you have on your hand.
Get the tongue.
Oh, my god.
No, oh no.
Once you're crying, that's the
time to apply the lipstick.
Just try to get it as
much around your face,
and highlight your chin.
That's what it's for.
And you're done.
-The whisper challenge is
basically whether or not
you can read
someone else's lips.
I can see Russia from my house.
-I kissed a French man
in front of a house.
ALEX SARGEANT
(VOICEOVER): Number two,
"The whisper challenge."
-You are my queen.
-You-- you are greasy.
So stop it.
-Slay me.
-Leave it.
-Slay me.
-Slay me?
-Yes!
ALEX SARGEANT (VOICEOVER): It
was inspired by a British game
show called "Celebrity Juice."
This version was brought
to YouTube in April
by ThatcherJoe.
-Marcus Butler has
got the juiciest butt,
and he loves to play
with it in the garden.
-What was said?
-Marcus' brother has a huge ass.
And I like to party?
LIZZIE BASSETT: Let's do this.
How hard could it possibly be?
ALEX SARGEANT: Huh?
LIZZIE BASSETT: 'Twas
brillig and the slithy toves
did gyre and gimble in the wabe.
ALEX SARGEANT: I've never
been to a football game,
but I'm alone sometimes?
LIZZIE BASSETT: 'Twas the
night before Christmas and all
through the house, not
a creature was stirring,
not even a mouse.
ALEX SARGEANT: Do
you have the force?
It's very loud.
I've never seen Star Wars.
LIZZIE BASSETT: Recite
Marlee Matlin's lines
from "The L Word."
ALEX SARGEANT: You should
use Swedish mouthwash
before you go to the North Pole.
I'm bad at this.
-Um, I can't really-- I don't--
LIZZIE BASSETT (VOICEOVER):
And the number one
biggest challenge of 2014,
"The ice bucket challenge!"
Everybody from Bill Gates to
Homer Simpson participated.
But the whole thing
actually started
with Peter Frates, who's a
former Boston College baseball
player, and he was
diagnosed with ALS in 2012.
The idea of icing yourself for
charity actually wasn't new.
It had been around
for a little while.
But in July, Peter posted
a video targeting ALS,
and the challenge
just went viral.
ALEX SARGEANT (VOICEOVER):
It raised over $100 million
for Lou Gehrig's
disease this year,
and brought ALS awareness
into the public consciousness.
LIZZIE BASSETT:
Here's the drill.
You can either donate
to the ALS Association.
We have the link right here
and down in the description.
Or you could dump a bucket
of ice on your head!
ALEX SARGEANT:
We're gonna do both!
$200 to ALS and then
ice on our head.
LIZZIE BASSETT: All
right, we're also
gonna put a special "Not
my arms" twist on this.
ALEX SARGEANT: And we tag
everyone in the entire world.
LIZZIE BASSETT: Bye.
[SCREAMING]
ALEX SARGEANT:
What is happening?
[MUSIC PLAYING]
LIZZIE BASSETT: Yeah,
that feels good.
Yeah.
It adds a certain je ne sais
quoi to the whole experience.
ALEX SARGEANT: My
butthole is made of stars.
LIZZIE BASSETT: Get off of me.
[LAUGHING]
