JASH’s Christmas Sweaters Are Fighting Cancer With Their Ugliness

Cancer sucks. Ugly sweaters rule. JASH has merged these two seemingly disparate concepts in its second annual Ugly Sweater Contest in support of Stand Up 2 Cancer.

All four founders of the YouTube comedy channel–Sarah Silverman, Reggie Watts, Tim & Eric, and Michael Cera–have busted out their most abhorrent holiday apparel in an effort to see whose sweater is ugliest. Each competitor states his or her case in a recent video on JASH’s secondary channel, buh:

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By texting your champion of choice to 40202, you are not only participating in a time-honored Yuletide tradition; you’re also helping fight cancer. Each vote includes a $10 donation to Stand Up 2 Cancer, which means that you should JASH’s video and its stars’ clashing knitwear with people who like fighting cancer. You can also show off your own sweater on the Stand Up 2 Cancer website

if you think you’ve got what it takes to compete with the big boys.

Donating to SU2C shouldn’t feel like a hassle, but just in case you were on the fence, you have a perfect reason to donate now. Oh, and for the record, Silverman’s god awful faux-3D sweater takes the cake. It is simply on another level of ugliness.

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