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**Topic:** Reacting to "Actual Cannibal Shia LaBeouf" song/video
**Summary:**
* YouTubers react to a bizarre song/video "Actual Cannibal Shia LaBeouf" by Rob Cantor, which originated on SoundCloud in 2012 and went viral with memes on Tumblr.
* The song's absurdity, Shia LaBeouf's eccentric reputation, and his unexpected participation in the video contributed to its internet success.
* The reactors praise the video's high production value, Shia's good humor in embracing the parody, and the internet's ability to create and amplify such quirky content.
* They discuss the song's creation, with the songwriter citing Shia's name as the inspiration due to its humorous effect when whispered intensely.
* The group jokingly speculates about Shia being a cannibal, ultimately concluding it's a joke, and humorously debate whether they'd offer him fictional "useless" body parts if he were.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, numbered and in short sentences:
**About the Video/Song**
1. The video is for the song "Actual Cannibal Shia LaBeouf" by Rob Cantor.
2. The song was initially uploaded to SoundCloud in 2012 and went viral.
3. The video features Shia LaBeouf and was well-received for its high production value.
**Origins and Reception**
4. The song originated from Rob Cantor's imagination of Shia LaBeouf's name being funny when whispered intensely.
5. The song became a meme on Tumblr and social media in 2012, with many fan-made GIFs and art.
6. The video's production value was praised, with many noting it was "over-the-top" but effective.
**Shia LaBeouf's Involvement**
7. Shia LaBeouf appeared in the video, embracing the meme and song about him.
8. His participation was seen as a positive move, showcasing his sense of humor.
**Creator's Thoughts**
9. Rob Cantor created the song based on the "sheer silliness" of imagining Shia LaBeouf in a cannibalistic scenario.
10. Cantor was amused by the sound of Shia LaBeouf's name whispered intensely.
**General Facts**
11. The discussion is part of a "YouTubers React" episode, where creators react to viral content.
12. The original song upload on SoundCloud led to numerous memes across the internet, notably on Tumblr.