Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: What we have here is Shia LaBeouf and his rattail on like a riverbank somewhere, surrounded by a bunch of white people, rapping. Yesterday, the overstaffed People aggregator Gawker wrote about the performance, calling it a freestyle and even giving LaBeouf a legitimate, albeit uncreative rapper name. We at Deadspin listened to the rap and marveled at the dude’s many bars. Turns out, the bars weren’t his. 
  
 A couple of times during his two-and-a-half minute rap — wherein he spoke some nonsense about, “oh shit, I’m still rapping shit,” and managed to diss himself a little bit by saying “Transformers is the dummy rap”— Shia straight up ran out of shit to say. Naturally, he started dropping lines stolen from “Perfectionist,” a song put out by an obscure rap crew called the Anomolies back in 1999. This is the line: 
  
 “I recon you want more of that rare commodity/the quality is what it’s gotta be/ and my philosophy is much farther than what your eyes can see.” 
  
 What?! This is funny as fuck! LaBeouf has a unique ability to troll his would-be fanbase by popping up here and there now and then to embarrass himself in increasingly creative ways. This is just another great example. This is what LaBeouf did just before ending the rap with a line plucked from the Anomolies. 
  
 This is great; Shia LaBeouf is great. 
  
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 Video of LaBeouf freestyle-rapping surfaced this weekend, and someone from rap collective Anomolies pointed out on Instagram that some of the lines he rapped were taken from Anomolies’ 1999 song, “Perfectionist.” “You can’t rip songs from my ANOMOLIES crew, recite them in a freestyle as your own, get credit for it, then not expect to be called out by ACTUAL MCs!” Pri the Honydark, Anomolies’ self-described representative, wrote in the Instagram post. 
  
 Toward the end of LaBeouf’s freestyle, he raps, “rare commodity, the quality is what it’s got to be, and my philosophy is much farther than what your eyes can see.” Anomolies’ “Perfectionist” includes those lines, verbatim: “I reckon you want more of that rare commodity, the quality is what it’s got to be, and my philosophy is much farther than what your eyes can see.” 
  
 Although there’s no denying LaBeouf ripped those lines from “Perfectionist,” he never explicitly says in the video that what he’s rapping is original—so perhaps it was just intended as a tribute. Either way, compare the two below (LaBeouf starts rapping the line in question at around 2:30; it begins at around :45 in “Perfectionist”). ||||| Shia LaBeouf 
  
 Ever dreamed of seeing Shia LaBeouf as every Doctor from Doctor Who? Of course you haven't -- but now you can! 
  
 An artist has released a series of paintings that feature the actor re-imagined as all 13 Doctors from the long-running British series, and they're bizarre yet perfect. Brandon Bird, who is selling the prints for a fair chunk of change in his MyShopify store, not only nails the former Disney star-turned-Internet sensation, but he also has some pretty stellar descriptions as well. 
  
 "Behind-the-scenes turmoil would cut short the tenure of the Sixth Shia LaBeouf, but the character would be redeemed years later through a series of radio dramas," reads one. Naturally, a lot of the prints and paintings are sold out. 
  
 LaBeouf has yet to comment on the masterpieces, but there is this video of him freestyling over the weekend, which you can enjoy in the meantime. |||||
Student:
Stop us if you've heard this one before, but Shia LaBeouf has been accused of plagiarism: The actor turned up on YouTube over the weekend in a video since gone viral that shows him, sans shirt, freestyle rapping. But as relaxed and spontaneous as LaBeouf seemed, a "self-described representative" from rap group Anomolies says he ripped off the lyrics from its 1999 song "Perfectionist," reports Entertainment Weekly. In an Instagram post that's been taken down, Pri the Honeydark wrote, per the magazine: "You can't rip songs from my ANOMOLIES crew, recite them in a freestyle as your own, get credit for it, then not expect to be called out by ACTUAL MCs!" Some of the lyrics being contested in the video, described by Deadspin as "Shia LaBeouf Why the Fuck What": LaBeouf's rap of "Rare commodity, the quality is what it's got to be, and my philosophy is much farther than what your eyes can see" versus the Anomolies' lyrics: "I reckon you want more of that rare commodity, the quality is what it's got to be, and my philosophy is much farther than what your eyes can see." Other lines LaBeouf may or may not have plagiarized: "Yes sir, this Jewish kid still spew this sick shit, though/Watch me I got a sick flow" and the astronomy-themed "Still breakin' down potatoes like I'm fuckin' Galileo." (And lest you think LaBeouf stories couldn't get more bizarre: An artist painted the actor as all 13 doctors from Doctor Who.)