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CMV: YouTuber's who drive millions in revenue shouldn't look for sympathy when talking about how stressful it is to make content

This comes immediately off the back of me watching MrWhoseTheBoss latest YouTube video where he starts off with a 5 minute talk about how stressful it is running a YouTube channel and how negatively that has impacted his health. (Then proceeds to advertise a bunch of health products.. anyhoo, not quite here to critique the video).  

So he's a tech YouTuber (very interesting one to watch at that) that afaik has 2 employees and has 10 million subscribers.  Pulling in est 2$USD million a year?

He isn't the first I've seen of popular YouTubers do this over recent years though, it's really starting to grate on me.

I know how time consuming and stressful creating videos is, not in denial about that at all.  But when the end result of doing that is a take home pay of 7 figures a year and living a luxorious lifestyle.. do really have the right to complain about it?  We live in a world where people slave away in factories, have to make the decision between weather they have a meal or put on heating. Comes across SO bad.

But based off this video getting thousands of comments supporting him and offering sympathy I feel like I might be in the wrong here.  I'm certainly in the miniscule minority when it comes to the YouTube comments anyway.  
CMV.. I think somewhere there is some kind of argument to be made about how everyone has the right to be frustrated at how much they work.. or this is just a result of capitalism and a rat race .. or something.  I don't know.
gpt
I get where you are coming from, but mental health is something that shouldn't be taboo for the rich because they are rich. Everybody has struggles, and we all can seek comfort from others. This is completely separate from financial wealth.

If somebody is super depressed, despite being rich, it would be unjust to disregard their struggle because of being more well off. They need help, just like any other depressed person. Wealth is not always everything, and it doesn't have to be connected to everything.