Jason Kelce stars in humorous ad promoting urine donation for AI data centers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 19, 2026, 7:06 AM
Last updated Aug 19, 2026

Jason Kelce has appeared in a satirical advertisement advocating for the public to donate urine to help cool AI data centers. The campaign, launched on August 18 by Garage Beer and Liquid Death, features Kelce humorously asking for 'endless gallons of pee' while raising awareness about the water consumption of these facilities. The ad includes comedic elements, such as Kelce urinating into a jar, and features a disclaimer advising against actual urine donations. This initiative aims to shed light on environmental concerns associated with data centers' water usage.
- •The ad was released on August 18, 2026.
- •Kelce humorously requests the public's urine for cooling purposes.
- •Garage Beer and Liquid Death are collaborating on this campaign.
- •The advertisement aims to draw attention to data centers' water consumption.
- •A disclaimer warns not to actually send urine.
- 7:06 AMYahoo Sports — Jason Kelce stars in anti-data center advert: "we want your pee"
"Jason Kelce features in a satirical advert asking Americans to send in urine to help cool water-hungry AI data centers.
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