Shia LaBeouf: How A Hollywood Prodigy Faced His Troubled Past 

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That's some of the deepest shit Ive ever heard.

@@sfelmey For real. Kid came a long way.

while we are philosophizing .. people are living in misery and being killed

Woah.

I second this

Facts

It’s all on youtube

@@jamesa6080 ......it still takes time

Karen Wang This feels so backhanded its hilarious.

So cute! Right? I think because he seems genuine💜

@ProseColored Glasses okay cool dude

He owned it, got help and has been bettering himself.

I think it's because he is more likely not to smile unless he's engaged with you on something interesting or funny. They call it the resting Mitch face. I have it and people keep asking me what's wrong ha.

Cuz normal is the cutest. Perfect. Not fake. Not saturated. Your subconscious appreciates no-filter. No cap

I hear you, though he's not someone I'd wanna sit and talk with. He's too intense for me. He's definitely someone I'd like to head out with, as I know we'd both split up and end up meeting again some other time. On the move is cool, but sitting down? Nar, let's cruise man.

You could have at that installation he did in NY and you could sit down and stare at him.

Well said and I couldn't agree with you more. I was just watching a shameful video that was trying to demonize Shia LaBeouf and other actor like him and it made me sick. I truly respect the guy and have battled with my own demons in the past, especially drinking. I couldn't imagine being uber famous and having millions of dollars at my disposal. I'd probable be dead. He's a real dude like me and you just trying to find his way in this crazy world with the platform he was given. Much respect to anyone that can come out and bear their soul like Shia does.

How did you know him?

Ellen L. R. P. O'Brien I think he means he grew up watching his movies

Great video, thank you.x

We need more of that in this in the world 🌎☀️

Except for the 'he will not divide us' failures, but at least he moved on from that

Damn that Mac Miller track to start got me. Loved the video

@ProseColored Glasses no one cares

ProseColored Glasses he was intoxicated. Also no one drought the president into this, you did man.

@ProseColored Glasses yea but isn't genuine tho. Her being a conservative has nothing to do with it. Politics weren't even mentioned in this video. It's all about how a man who stuggled with myself found the joy he needed and he apologized for what he did and he's Flourished man. Now weather you like his acting or even him that's on you but don't bring politics or Mr. Trump into a conversation where they don't belong.

@ProseColored Glasses I don't get it, which part offended you?

I agree. When he speaks on the work that makes his soul fulfilled (not in those words, but essentially) it makes you reflect on how many people truly are not living to their fullest. I think so many men especially, try to stay strong but in the end are weak because they never were able to fulfill their intrinsic selves.

You gave him a joint at 12? Legend.

@@benfacts6875 that is the normal age of passage

stop

Didn’t you abuse -

No you ain’t

roger

JP M what’s the name of the experimental art group?

Yes viable and makes stuff with real solutions... humans need real humans

Trina Corbett you're good people. This made me feel good about the world today. Thanks for the good vibes. -Hillary

Nice & positive blurb Trina. Coming from closely related experiences (alc/drug addictions+++), a kiss of death is to tell someone that it "looks like they have [everything] in control" - just after proving for months, years, decades that there is no situation where I will not use, if I am in control. The first thing, if you want to give yourself a chance at sobriety, is to relinquish control 100%! Period! And to keep doing that every day. Otherwise, I become the "Big Shot" again - controlling everything and everyone around me. Which means I can control my alcohol, heroin, & cocaine use. Death soon follows. Love

that's why you should learn about a person before laying out your criticism

@billburgess sobriety starts where ego stops. You don't have to nor should you, relinquish control 100% . The truth of it is that in our addiction, we have no control. We have already relinquished it and handed our fragile human condition over to the care of a chemical Getting clean requires something not many of us are truly willing to do, and that's shut up, and trust someone. In our active addictions we take on narcissistic personality disorder traits and allow our super ego to free roam without any foresight on how to get back to our true selves. Learning how to stop trying to manipulate the world around us in every plausible situation and human connection is the key to learning how to live and thrive without the need of external influence and chemical dependency. But how to you expect a Narcissist to stop trying to fool the world? You first have to trust someone, starting with yourself. Feeling like a fraud is a very real and common root cause for many to over indulge. Maybe it's a 31 year old who drinks after work with coworkers so she can feel more adult because she still doesn't see herself as grown up and is worried that they will think she's just a kid too if she doesn't show up. Maybe it's a creative guy who has sell these thoughts and ideas but when he tries to relate what's in his mind to someone they can't grasp what he's saying so in fear of that he gets high, knowing that when he smokes meth, his ADHD riddled mind is laser focused and he can perfectly illustrate his thoughts to others. Well at first at least. Regardless of the why, we all find out in the end that on our way to find ourselves, we lost our truth, and eventually our self became our shame and nothing masks shame like an inflated ego. So we shouldn't give up control but trust that through self reflection and awareness we can regain control over our egos and learn to own our truths, forgive ourselves, accept the new while learning from the past, then with hard work and a little guidance, we can love ourselves, and accept that we are worthy of love. I am so proud of you for slaying your dragons.and staying clean. If you ever start to waver please reach out to me, you can just comment on one of my videos and I'll get back to you asap. I don't need to know you to know that you're worth it, you are. -Hillary Marek

@@kittys.1956 ... I did not actually lay out a criticism of him. In my mind I analyzed him. I was aware I didn't really know, but the way he carried himself with such confidence, I figured he had something pretty powerful backing that confidence up.

Me too

I saw it in Austin. It is fantastic.

We watched it today, so heartfelt and astounding to see. I honestly had no idea he went through all of that he was already one of my favorite actors but I've gain a more heighten respect for him after seeing that movie.

He’s an abuser ❤️

@@AestheticallyC I commented this a year ago.. I no longer feel this way towards him. I’m disgusted by his behavior and was blinded by him and gaslit as many people were.

Bri - *I was literally just about to ask you if you still felt the same lol. But you already answered that :)*

@@SurahOnline yeah I’m still in shock tbh. I was completely in love with that man. I don’t want to delete my comment cuz that would be hiding my truth and being disingenuous but my full support and best wishes are with twigs and anyone that has suffered at the hands of him. I fully hope he gets better so he doesn’t hurt anyone else including himself

Bri - *I totally understand. That's exactly how I feel about Keanu. You explained it perfectly. P.S: You have an AMAZING singing voice. You should really pursue music. x*

Cool story Nike J/k I've always considered it my personal quote whether Nike said it or not. It's just true

noticed that too

Intelligence allows for a change of heart and mind...

Have you seen the "Charlie Countryman" movie? It's so good!

its a great movie

Parker Clark I hear it is. I hear it’s very heartwarming.

Must see!!!

Daydreamer oh man that movie is something special

Really recommend you to watch it

Gary Guzman ♥️🙏

Same dude, clicked for Shia, then got chills when I Mac kicked on I thought I pressed the wrong video. Mac and Shia are my favorites. RIP Mac

So glad to meet your acquaintance, the legend put out their latest, I feel that it sound outdated

Im just a human let me make mistakes

@@ramonortiz4920 shit has changed, ain't lil Malcolm with the baby face

Relate, respect, reflect, let's never meet. Mutual Hybristophilia sounds like it would end in Auto-erotic annihiliation.

Facts he low key got bars lol

He has his own acting class?

@@meetURfate yup

@@JuancoPRoFlow didn't know that. What is the name of it?

@@meetURfate Slauson Rec Theater.

What I mean is you have managed to articulate something and make note of something that I do a lot but I have never thought of all put into words so clearly… I listen to music or watch music videos of someone and then I end up going straight in and watching interviews with them, a friend of mine said does this, but I do it all the time. I've never thought about the fact that what I'm doing when I'm going to watch those interviews is learning more for the sake of really falling for the artist in question. It's cute to think we all do that, I love the idea that you can feel such a strong connection with someone you've never met... it's like it's something real and deep, and just a sweet form of escapism all at the same time.

So thanks Jake for posting. And PS. I love replying to my own comments 😁

Christy I have been binge watching every interview over last two weeks. So much depth...really loving the man he is. Looking forward to see what he does in the future

Absolutely same thing he said times two

Peanut Butter Falcon was phenomenal...excited for Honey Boy

He was terrible in that

Probably because theres no mention of his exwife either and thats the movie where he met her. Plus like the other comment, that movie was terrible in general... they could of just made a porn without rhe storyline lol

I think they were all high and drunk in that phase of Shia's career, he was just at the tipping point there.

I mean, those 2 films are terrible lmao

I liked the first one, too.