Shia LaBouf once saw all of the movies he had acted in and live streamed his reactions on Twitch.tv. This created an onslought of Shia memes that are still relevant and funny to this day.
The popular shia "just do it" memes came from an art project from Central Saint Martins BA Fine Art 2015 students, and Luke Turner and Nastja Säde Rönkkö were also involved in it. The video in which Shia says the popular quote "just do it" is actually a segment from a thirty-one minute video of LaBouf doing more motivational speaking, telling stories, and more. Because it was in front of a green screen, there have been very many adaptations, remixes, and just pure peices of art that have come out of it.
Rob Cantor, a well-known music creator on the internet, released a song on March 3rd, 2012 titled "Shia LaBouf." It had so much support and viral success including animated music videos, remixes, etc., that Cantor created a full music video which included a men’s chorus, children’s choir, string quartet, and interpretive dancers. It is ended With Shia himself shown to be watching the whole thing.