Teenagers Bought 100 McDonald's Cheeseburgers To Feed The Homeless In Los Angeles

Two Los Angeles teenagers are making headlines after uploading a YouTube video that shows the young good Samaritans buying 100 McDouble cheeseburgers from McDonald's, and handing out the burgers to homeless people on the street.

The video shows a firsthand perspective of the good deed. One teen, Lance Stewart, is actually a Vine star known for pranking his family and posting their hilarious reaction videos.He and his friend, Adin Kolansky, place the unusually large order (which came to $151.00), much to the surprise of a McDonald's employee. They then proceed to hit the streets and hand out the food. Most of the people featured in the video acted extremely grateful; many smiled, gave the cameramen two thumbs up, and thanked their McGuardian Angels.

Halfway through the video, the pair run out of burgers, and stop at a convenience store to replenish their supplies with $100-worth of snacks and water bottles. All told, the good deed adventure cost the boys more than $250, with many feel-good returns.

The video has been watched nearly 100,000 times on YouTube. Stewart says he is working on raising money to make even more of a positive impact on the homeless community.