Shia LaBeouf obviously didn't maximize the things he can control and minimize the things he can't control, sad to see really.

@WatchFelineSpine

Жыл бұрын

👿

@bulkedmurderer

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@SKACESKACESKACE

Жыл бұрын

sadge

@corruptsoulll

Жыл бұрын

I genuinely believe he has a good heart, just had the wrong guidance in life, and it’s all taking affect now that he’s matured. He makes mistakes, but he’s never taken it to the full degree, that just tells me he’s really try to hold himself back from doing anything too stupid

@LamouR1337

Жыл бұрын

I think he just wasnt making something out of nothing and this was his main problem.

I can’t believe how brutal this video was , still shaking from the trauma thanks felix

@wavydane

Жыл бұрын

shivering and trembling forrealskidoodles

@noobmasters6913

Жыл бұрын

what trauma?

@GrinningBanshee

Жыл бұрын

How exactly are you traumatized by this

@natedor7739

Жыл бұрын

@@GrinningBanshee how exactly are you not traumatized by this

@RIP_ZYZZ1738

Жыл бұрын

Damn. He did you good, huh?

No shot bro 4chan users will track a flag across the country before tracking down a therapist holy shit 💀

@Snack-Sized-Femboy

Жыл бұрын

Seethe redditor, lol.

@annasthinaful

Жыл бұрын

lmao you dont fuck with 4chan, the birthplace of pepe. period

@pranjwaljha1738

Жыл бұрын

@@annasthinaful you mean the resting place of trash of society 😢

@annasthinaful

Жыл бұрын

@@pranjwaljha1738 what society? The online world is filled with trash, you get bad apples from every community.

@pranjwaljha1738

Жыл бұрын

@@annasthinaful guys i think he's trying to defend 4chan 😃

Idk man the thing about pathological liars is that they lie about EVERYTHING and they constantly change their story. Shia went his entire life telling the same story about his father and his upbringing. A pathological liar has an uncontrollable impulse to lie, but rarely do they keep their stories straight because of the constant urge to make up new lies. If he did make it up then maybe he just is the best actor lol

@nathanmitchell7961

Жыл бұрын

Exactly

@CRWeaventure

Жыл бұрын

Yea I don’t think Shia is a liar his whole life. maybe when younger but he’s changed man he’s chNged

@saintsataniko2116

Жыл бұрын

He told the same stories about his father and in fact his father was a drug-addicted sex offender who as recently as 2019 once again said that Shia was his "honey boy, my money honey!" So what "brutal lies" did Shia tell? The fact that he's recanting now and claiming his father was blameless may be the actual lie. It's the kind of thing someone who has faced a lot of addiction therapy would say. Trying to take responsibility for their own life rather than blame others which always gives them the excuse to continue the same behavior. But by any reasonable estimate and based on his dad's own words and actions, his father is to blame for Shia's struggles.

@trampoleen8750

Жыл бұрын

this video didnt explain it right imo. in the end shia said he was ‘lying about his dad’ but imo i think thats because in recent years hes been on this spiritual arc where hes just been appreciative and recognising his ‘blessings’ n shit. his dad was likely still abusive asf (like pointing a gun to his head) but it seems like as shia grows, he recognises hes had privileges that he took for granted and that there was still a lot of good in his dad that he never took notice to until now dont read this part if ya dont want to but ig im mostly speaking from experience - my dad is schizophrenic and as much as ive always told myself hes a horrible dad who was hardly in my life, broke me down and didnt give me the tools to live an independently, theres times that i reflect and realize that he gave me so many privileges that i took for granted, and so much good that he still did and so much he sacrificed regardless that i never fully appreciated

@redwiltshire1816

Жыл бұрын

Not necessarily it’s only the impulse to lie every circumstance is different some people have one big lie while others tell small lies here and there and in extreme circumstances it can be both

Shia is a true acting observer, maximizing the joy he makes and minimizing the alcohol on store shelves, making something out of nothing

@TurtleAsshole

Жыл бұрын

yo

@prqphet

Жыл бұрын

@@TurtleAsshole yeo

if only shia stayed in his room all day looking at pixels

@matthewskidmore6884

Жыл бұрын

He would become Felix with fake stories 🤣

@digitalhouse6969

Жыл бұрын

@@matthewskidmore6884 we don't know if they are fake, maybe shia made peace with his father and felt bad that he exposed him so he acts like he lied

@matthewskidmore6884

Жыл бұрын

@@digitalhouse6969 yea I know it's just funny cause anytime xqc starts to tell a story the whole chat right away says fake story

@digitalhouse6969

Жыл бұрын

@@matthewskidmore6884 hahahaha true

There is a huge difference between you saying, "if I stayed in that house, I would have killed myself," and Shia saying what he said. Even if taken out of context, Shia had been showing a pattern of abusive behavior up until that point. He had arrested for assault a few times prior as well and was known for his anger management problems. Him saying, "I would have killed her," was serious. You have to understand that not everyone is as stable as you so you cannot compare your words to his, especially since you haven't been arrested for assault.

@dcp0102

Жыл бұрын

I mean if you break it down the statements are exactly the same "If i stayed in the house i would have kms" "If I had stayed there I would have killed you" It's an overexaggeration to represent how mad/upset he was, he would most likely not have literally killed her

@njebs.

Жыл бұрын

@@dcp0102 sure, if you reduce it down to purely the semantics entirely separate from the person saying the words, it can be interpreted like that. But the difference is that as far as we are aware, X doesn't have a history of suicidal depression or self-harm, whereas Shia has a very well-documented history of substance abuse, and is a victim of abuse himself (at the time of the allegations he hadn't walked back the things he'd said about his father) which has been shown to have a possible correlation with abusers.

@Steve_R418

Жыл бұрын

Think you reaching pretty hard. It was a 2 second clip with no context of who he is even talking to I think was the point.

@hatedcritic2585

Жыл бұрын

@@Steve_R418 You have obviously never met someone with anger management issues. They have the tendency to blow up and are slaves to their own aggression.

@marcusfanning7513

Жыл бұрын

when shia said "I would have killed her" he obviously meant she was driving him insane, not that he literally would have killed her. Let's be real.

This was one of the reactions of all time

@trobtx3538

Жыл бұрын

double barrel cringe

@lelenny7725

Жыл бұрын

​@@trobtx3538 he a the do xqc thingy tho

@trobtx3538

Жыл бұрын

@@lelenny7725 he is maximizing the things he can control i geuss

I think PatrickCC's journalism is usually solid and reasonably fair, including in this essay. But I think the title "The Brutal Lies..." is click-baity and inaccurate, as is his concluding statement. Regardless of what Shia states about his father in his interview with his friend Jon Bernthal at the end of the video, Shia's father was in fact an drug-addicted sex offender so it sounds rather charitable for Shia to now say his father was always loving and always there for him. It sounds more like Shia trying to reconcile with his own anger and pain from his childhood by absolving his dad of all the blame. If his father was there for him it sounds very much like it was because Shia was the family's only bread winner. In 2019 Shia's father Jeffrey said "“He’s my honey boy, my money honey! [Laughs.] You betcha,” he said. “I’m down here [in Costa Rica] on my own dime, but if my dime should wash up, they’ll pick up the tab.” I have zero doubt that Shia is troubled and angry and likely abusive at times , especially when he's drunk (all of this is by his own admission). But I think his upbringing does in fact give him a pretty damn good excuse for why he's struggled so much with his fame.

@dcp0102

Жыл бұрын

agreed

@Steve_R418

Жыл бұрын

Trying to make some type of peace with past traumatic events is important. In a way it can be crutch or excuse. Blaming or finding the reason you act a certain way does nothing to change it. It takes personal responsibility away. Reality is no matter what has occurred you have the power to be the person you want in the present. I think maybe this is where his head is at in the last interview

@mrfrickboy6704

Жыл бұрын

yeah people in chat saying shit like "burn in hell shia" obviously don't understand how broken he was/is. The fact the Shia hasn't died by an overdose and has even lived to a point in his life where he chooses to reconcile and take up for his father is more mature than most celebrities can ever be. Hopefully he can follow the right path from now on, and maybe even change the stigma of the "child actor's demise".

@kostadim7892

Жыл бұрын

Excuse? No, doesn't excuse. But it explains and offers insight into the way he is. No matter the trauma he is still responsible for his actions, but from this information we can discern he isn't some psychotic pure evil monster and is more a troubled man who clearly is struggling with his past.

I still love him he is part of my youth

"Optimus Prime changed him" lmao

goated reaction from xqc as always

Disturbia was also a very big movie when it came out even tho it isn't remembered as so. There was commercials everywhere, every teenager wanted to see it since it played at that ballpark but would go for a bit younger and older audiences also. I'm not saying it was Indiana or Transformers change for his career but it paved the way for that to be enivitable, also those two bigger movies happen to be so bad but it still solidified him as a big deal ofc. Went see both in theaters, Transformers only because there was nothing else going so we reluclantly went and my friend fell asleep in the middle of it 😂 Indiana Jones had hope since back then bringing back old ip's was just starting and not so normal thing but it just was attrocious. Disturbia is like an ok movie, it was fun little teenage flick for it's time. Kinda one way to spin Hithcocks Rear Window really.

great video. patrick cc is a true people observer

the lies are brutal, extremely violent traumatic scenes in this video watch at your own risk

@skbme50

Жыл бұрын

stop biting your fingernails its a bad habit

This was eye opening, then I blinked

I don't normally comment XQC, but right around 7:50 minutes into the video, you asked the question, how can alcohol make some people sad and some people happy, well I was a severe alcoholic to the point of having up to 10 withdrawal seizures a day and was incredibly close to dying the many times I tried to quit, I now just hit my 2 year mark in sobriety but I can tell you that the answer to your question is a bit more complicated. Etoh, or ethanol alcohol is a depressant and downer, meaning depending on your mental state at the time, this can accentuate certain emotions. Some people are far more prone to exhibiting certain emotions and behavioral patterns while in this intoxicated state. Alcohol, especially in high amounts can create a sedated comfortable state in your mind, but your body, all of its systems including the brain, and organs are having to work harder to keep you alive, all the while you are feeling these accentuated emotions in the anesthetic state. If you do this in excess over time, like almost anything, it will ultimately lead to an unfortunate untimely death, and that is addiction in a nutshell. There are many variables that can cause a person to sway up and down in some sort of emotional chaos, particularly how you are truly feeling inside deep down about your life, your actions throughout life, the emotions you associate with memories ie sadness, happiness, joy, and the extremity to which you associate those emotions to certain things. All of these things can cause for an inebriated individual to go off the rails with their head spinning around one particular thing and in some cases, actually acting on those extremely accentuated emotions without even consciously realizing what they are doing. There is the illusion that alcohol is supposed to make you happy and give you sense of confidence, because that is how it is advertised and socially accepted by people everywhere. However I can tell you brother, that out all of the friends I knew, acquaintances in AA/rehab, and family members who were truly severe alcoholics, not a single one of them were happy with themselves or their choices/actions in life. Many people I know from rehab and elsewhere have died a very slow and painful death from alcoholism and other drugs. I sincerely hope that Minx can get the help that she needs🙏❤️

I never would of thought I'd hear about "Even Stevens" again. Wow. It's been so long.

He's deeply disturbed, but I think he's got a really good heart regardless of anything he might have lied about. So I will wish him the best, always.

Honestly godamn, this kid was talented.

Alcohol makes you uninhibited, that's why we become less shy, but it also amplifies the most distilled desires a person has. Alcohol is a lens of character.

if "never let them know your next move" was a person

he said its different for everyone and also it can be different each time you drink alchol. Sometimes i drink it and feel on top of the world and other times i can be severely depressed and melancholy. Its really just a gamble.

17:46 WHAT IS THAT I'm honestly so surprised that xqc didn't comment on it like how he usually does

Those 90s and early 2000s child stars are different

Some might call kids materialistic, but I don't think it's fair to expect high levels of spirituality and detachment from children. Toys, clothes, some electronics... it's not unexpected to care about that when you're a pre-teen, even after. Nor does it necessarily make you shallow.

I'm literally shaking rn

I can tell he changed from becoming a father and that interview with Jon Berthal

the thing about the clip, theres probably more available online. he shouoldve just not said anything cause him saying it could be out of context makes it feel less severe.

Shia get well soon bro

Crazy how XQC don't know shortly after the Even Steven movie that's when suite life of Zack and Cody came about...

dont forget about to part where he took his gang member role so serious he actually got tattoos and joined harpys gang😂 dude is on side quest missions at this point

Shia was at walgreens off tha sauce boy

Damn he said R-word what a rebel this guy!

OH HE WAS THE JUST DO IT GUY

Huge throw

He will not divide us! LOLOLOLOL

This guy is so Infamous, child hood trauma, tv star, block buster movie star, memes, even the not divide us!

best actor ever

He’s basically the average twitch streamer

I thought xqc was overdosed by daily dose of internet. Glad he came back

@apolloisnotashirt

Жыл бұрын

Adept swung by to finally try to take his house but found x on the floor with foam in his mouth. She did not hesitate and started resuscitating him. It went on for about 10 mins before she decided to blow air into his mouth, the foam would stick onto her face but she would keep doing it. Finally x woke up and was sent to the hospital to get his stomach pumped, they got together again and got married.

@rhett3185

Жыл бұрын

@@apolloisnotashirt

@rythm4964

Жыл бұрын

@@apolloisnotashirt wtf dud no dud no chat

@AurelionSass

Жыл бұрын

@@apolloisnotashirt sanest juicer monkaW

the music video probably took like two weeks. the guy probably wrote the thing in an hour as a goof, arranged it in another couple, sent it to professional musicians he hired who learned it in an hour and arranged for them all to meet and be filmed a week later. not that hard. with the money and the will that shit is easy

I always wondered the back story to him stealing the shoes in Holes

The dude clearly needs some more help in his life but it’s just weird from xqc to get really upset at the fact a clip of him angry at his girlfriend was released, instead of getting upset over the actual abuse he was giving her lmao

@Aregano_

Жыл бұрын

He got mad at that cause the clip was cut short and he thinks the person who recorded it only posted that small part of the conversation think goofy

@aj897

Жыл бұрын

People say get "help", without realizing how messed up *almost every country's* system is when it comes to handling mental health

@superslavbross9935

Жыл бұрын

@@lamma746 but the point Areg made still standing

@r00kiet80

Жыл бұрын

i think he was mad about the origin of that clip which totally makes sense imo

@p4uli30

Жыл бұрын

@@Aregano_ the whole thing was posted on youtube years ago, idk why the dude that made the video made it seem like that short clip was leaked. he got mad, got out of the car and started arguing with her in the middle of the street saying shit like "this is what makes a man abusive" or "i don't want to touch a woman but I'm being pushed". then the dude that was filming and some other fans drove him somewhere else and that's when he said if he stayed he would've killed her

Shia LeBeouf is something more of a “People Observer” they’d call it

this guy knows how to draw a perfect circle

letsgo jdevais kla voir mais javais la flemme maix comme x reac dessus jvais regarder double content ykwm

His acting in Fury was great though eenthough that was after a lot of drama alrdy

never knew rainbolt was on 4chan

lol xQc, should have been called XcQ the rick roll machine :p

shias father had a shirt that said "Evilspirit engineering :)

He will not divide us

Dude stole some Nike Cortez and got sent to Camp Green Lake

SHIVER ME TIMBERS MR XQC

he was a good fit for the transformers movies imo 😊

This streamer, qvc, whatever his name is, he's quite a good people observer.

@Steve_R418

Жыл бұрын

He's really more of a video watcher tbh

Their True selves and thoughts comes out the more drunk they get. so if u want to know if a person is good but ur bad at reading people, then just drink with them once

he sometimes sounds like charles manson

His corruption has successfully changed his fate, right of wrong a sad story can hit us all very heavily no matter the Tragedy.

Bro shia just read Queen Bee and pretended it happened to him

Shia claimed his father was abusive back when he was still mentally sane and claimed it for 10 years straight. That’s not a lie, not even he can keep a lie going that long.

I love when the background music is louder than the youtuber's voice.

@omen3789

Жыл бұрын

YOU NEED TO TYPE LOUDER. THE MUSIC IS TO LOUD

This guy knows how to react to The Brutal Lies of Shia Lebeouf FeelsStrongMan

Drunk n disorderly is a weekend occupation in england

Actually Mcjuggernuggets 😂

What did I miss? Why is he in an empty office? Did he move? Does he have a new streaming room?

Nice cool, I'm watching!

It seems to me like Shia LaBeouf isn’t really a people’s observer. He focused too much on himself and never thought of observing the people around him and how they were impacted and felt by his actions. Dude need to observe more.

@itsgonnabeokay9341

Жыл бұрын

He needs a thingy to talk to

Shia is a good guy, who went thru a tough transition. Go watch the interview with him on Jon Bernthal’s podcast

@TifDaJeweler

Жыл бұрын

life changing podcast in my opinion

@natetodd4958

Жыл бұрын

good guys don't beat their girlfriends bro

@cero1258

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking this before opening the video

@royalpoop5122

Жыл бұрын

@@natetodd4958 depends on if she deserves it

@torpid2906

Жыл бұрын

dawg you just watched a entire video about how manipulative and how much of a pathological liar he is

8:00 alcohol just simply shows the people's real colors

Where the heck are you at now?

lilbro is inside Amazon's warehouse 💀

Idk why but I’d steal a gameboy if I saw it unattended. W robbery imo.

Disturbia was a great movie.

Poor fka

Why does X have a blanket on and why is he letting his screen flashbang him so hard

Classic brain snap xqc take in the end

@padmeamidala4.20

Жыл бұрын

Black mold LULW

The 65 rule is for nostalgia purposes only. So you never forget the show. Kinda exploitative, but I guess it's a good business practice.

The brutal downfall of a french Canadian streamer who got sued by his ex wife!

@cryptex7963

Жыл бұрын

weird

Why is this dude sitting in a different house almost every stream? I don’t get it

Wait, you're telling me we shouldn't just do it?

Man's off that ye vibe

You really should link the original creator (Patrick Cc) of the video or give at least give them a shoutout.

The human body is complicated. A lot of drugs have totally different effects on different people, alcohol is no exception.

Did adept leave with the house too ?

All the money in the world cant save you from yourself forever...

hay green...GO

why dont just he call for opimus prime

i haven't been able to catch stream where the fuck is x rn lmao

adaptor so fuckin' annoying that x has shifted into living in the backrooms

@laloTav1972

Жыл бұрын

Yeah why tf is he an office where even is he now

What kind of basement is that?

Shia is the goat

Patrick >>> Sunny

If you still want to believe anything coming from shia, that's on you.

find a good comment in xqc channel: mission impossible literal robot npcs holy shit same one joke I though juicers being a bunch of kids was just a meme, but turns out I was Clueless

this man is more concerned about a 2 second clip that he could watch in full lenght on the internet than the actual abuse shia labeouf did AINT NO WAY

@maxhughes7810

Жыл бұрын

Because there is no nuance there to talk about, abuse is bad plain and simple. Saying you want to kill someone in a two second clip could be wildly different with context.

@laloTav1972

Жыл бұрын

@@maxhughes7810 the context is the whole video showcasing how clearly he’s suffering mentally, and how the same partner he’s talking about in the clip is the one he was physically abusing and intentionally gave an std to, I get that with no context people say this sort of thing all the time when they’re mad but it’s just a really weird thing to get mad about in this whole video

@maxhughes7810

Жыл бұрын

@@laloTav1972 My point is that that is self evident, so you don’t really need to think to realize that there is some mental issues going on and that abuse is bad, but some people will hear a 2 second clip and get mad at it. Obviously you will talk about the one thing that people could have different opinions on instead of the one that everybody already agrees on. I think he probably just didn’t have anything to add so he just didn’t talk. I read this back and realized it kinda sounds aggressive if you read it a certain way which wasn’t intended, but I don’t really know how to reword it

@laloTav1972

Жыл бұрын

@@maxhughes7810 it’s fine no aggression here just a discussion and I get what you’re saying but he’s so hard on calling the clip trash and says it’s a trash thing to do like he makes it out the person videoing him who knows he abused his girlfriend is a trashier person, it’s not that big a deal just an odd take from xqc

@niechcemeia

Жыл бұрын

@@maxhughes7810 well it's a "2 second clip" because of the guy that made the vid he's reacting to. it takes a single google search to find the original video that is longer and gives more context in the whole convo he was having??

He became what he hated his whole life.

15:05 was a freestyle also I think one of Shia's most recent interviews was on the KZread show hot ones he seems like a really down to earth chill guy and I get that vibe from most of his recent stuff I think he is just misunderstood but a good guy

How is this fair use ? He literally says 30 words in the 25 minutes and the rest is just him staring at the screen and this already has 20% of the views of the original video lol. I love how some people use a 3 second clip of speed and get a copyright claim and you literally steal 25 minutes of content and it’s considered fine. FML

Shia doesn't know that the most powerful items for making magical items are willingly given, and not squeezed out by force. A mermaids innocence, given willingly on the night of a full moon, in a basin worth 10000 gold pieces in purified sweet water.

@atlus3669

Жыл бұрын

dude wtf are you saying

@BucketCG

Жыл бұрын

most normal xqc fan

@TurtleMountain

Жыл бұрын

local schizo makes strangest sexual metaphor

@atanasapostolov2731

Жыл бұрын

​@@TurtleMountainthis one got one me bruh 💀💀 almost choked to death on my food

@keiji2345

Жыл бұрын

Indeed young master, the commoners with broken meridians don’t know the immensity between heaven and earth