From young Disney "Holes" actor to recent "motivational" speaker, Shia LaBeouf has recently made his way back into the public eye -- though the bashful charm from early "Even Stevens" episodes is no where to be seen.

Recently, Shia has been making his way onto the YouTube popular page through a few different videos. A Shia music video for the song "Elastic Heart" was the first re-encounter the public had with LaBeouf. In this, he wrestled with recent music video sensation, Maddie Ziegler, in a birdcage looking environment, while wearing nude bodysuits. The general reaction to this video was surprise. Where has LaBeouf been since the Transformers returned to Cybertron? Did Bumblebee mind that LaBeouf was copying his dance moves?

With these unanswered questions, the second place LaBeouf reappeared was also musically inspired. Lyrically portrayed as a murderous cannibal by Rob Cantor, this video delves deep into LaBeouf’s musical appreciation. With two choruses, one of children and one of adults, lyrical dance sequences, and rhythmic gymnastics taking over the stage, LaBeouf applauds wildly as the only audience member for a production dedicated to himself. A little more enthusiastically than would be expected for a video that portrays you as a cannibal. But to each their own!

Within the last week, LaBeouf has made yet another YouTube appearance that’s currently being shared on countless social media platforms. In front of a green screen, LaBeouf delivers a half hour of short scenes discussing material from Katana swords to poetic readings. Masquerading in a motivational monologue, this video is best known for LaBeouf shouting encouraging phrases at his audience while striking odd body builder poses. This mix of emotions and content highlights LaBeouf's eccentricity and apparent fondness for the Nike brand.

Putting the obvious questions of the missing Beans, LaBeouf’s recent substandard attachment to a ponytail hairstyle, and whether or not Megan Fox is disappointed in her co-star behind us, I’ve come to appreciate this newly cultured rebirth of LaBeouf. No longer are people talking about LaBeouf’s stint in jail, or the time he wore a bag on his head, but rather are discussing his unconventional rise in YouTube fame. His eccentric appearances are becoming memes and inside jokes worldwide, skyrocketing LaBeouf back into stardom -- whether he wants to be or not.

To look into LaBeouf's anomalies yourself:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0u4M6vppCI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvVUBZy_MHE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWZGAExj-es