#Ludacris 

Um all glacier water turns to rivers rivers leads to oceans so those ancient germs never left so take caution at your local beach 😅

Lmaoo that’s been here for ever 😂😂😂 not gonna hurt him

Lol not really dude. It’s water from the mountains, it’s cold because it’s runs through the ice

@@haretauwhare5959 way off dude glaciers make the valley's and the rivers it's cold because its melted ice and if your from Alaska like me you know which glacier that was and know that makes a river called the susitna river which leads to the ocean

Would still need blessed by an Eskimo priest

There aren't any penguins in Alaska... however, there are bears, and that is most definitely their runoff 😂

@@N3QQG0TFD Search for this article, "In 2002, fisherman Guy Demmert pulled in a penguin west of Noyes Island in Southeast Alaska. When the penguin landed on the deck, everyone was shocked, including Demmert, the rest of the crew, and the penguin itself. "

Yea all the bottled stuff been through factory metal and stored and traveled through trucks that get hot etc

LMFAO

Dude can do whatever he wants to do 😂 chill out

Not all black people the dude smh

Not loving standing on the edge.

Because he's drank glacier water?? TF is wrong with people like you I swear smh

But it ain’t fake he was there we were at his concert

Nahh he was at Palmer Alaska state fair even I seen him at the concert

No

@@ThatSweeperGuy Yes, glaciers contain a large reservoir of bacteria and viruses, some of which can be trapped in the ice for hundreds or thousands of years. Glaciers are ecosystems with thousands of different microbes, including unique bacteria, that can be found in a variety of ways, such as on top of, beneath, or trapped within the ice.

@@ThatSweeperGuy Scientists are concerned that melting glaciers could release thousands of tons of harmful bacteria into rivers and lakes, including potentially harmful pathogens. A 2022 study found that hundreds of thousands of tons of bacteria are currently being released annually into the environment by melting glaciers in the northern latitudes. The number of microbes released depends on how quickly the glaciers melt

​@@justinnixon5823go cope somewhere tf else you weirdo smh