Eh, I don't know if YouTube or the advertisers can really take the blame here. While demonetization has certainly hurt creators, there have also been plenty of

Eh, I don't know if YouTube or the advertisers can really take the blame here. While demonetization has certainly hurt creators, there have also been plenty of channels that have worked around it through independently-persued sponsorships, Patreon, etc. IMO, the true problem here is that mental health is not being addressed in a serious way in this country. We expect mentally ill people to seek out help rather than taking a more proactive approach. To me, this is akin to sweeping the problem under the rug. To be fair, mental health is no small task to address so I'm not surprised by the state of things. But until we tackle that problem (and other related problems), we're going to continue to see events like this.