History CreatorBreakdown / WebOriginal

* Website/Fireball20XL and many sites that shared the same domain was undone by one of these, caused by a counterattack that not only was started when people found out that Psyguy had horrificly abused many women for years, but also because he unsuccesfully tried to silence people and remove any evidence against him. Faster than you can say StreisandEffect, the rage of the people drove Psyguy into removing not only Website/Fireball20XL and other websites under his domain, but also removed most of his social media content, but not before people on Tumblr screencapped the most important evidence to his actions, making sure that he will NeverLiveItDown.

* Bryan, who created well-regarded kids network information website, [[http://www.nickandmore.com/ Nick And More]], went through quite a bit of this in 2015, at times shutting down his website multiple times within half a year, before initially calling it quits for good in September (by ''completely'' locking his Facebook and Twitter account, and as announced on the website, initially letting the domain eventually expire). While there were a number of problems, [[WhyTheFandomCantHaveNiceThings ranging from people repeatedly mistaking his website as being associated with Nickelodeon was the biggest of them.]] One could see that by looking through his stuff could see it was his continuing disillusionment of Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} and Creator/CartoonNetwork[[note]] caused by the former's continuing AudienceAlienatingEra, and the latter's [[ScrewedByTheNetwork screwing over of highly-acclaimed shows just to solely attract young male audiences]] and the [[AdoredByTheNetwork obsession with]] ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'' at the cost of said acclaimed shows[[/note]] as a big part of why he was giving up through 2015. Though by the next year, [[HopeSpot it appeared that we would finally be back, including reopening his]] Website/{{Twitter}} and Website/{{Facebook}} pages, along with a Website/{{Tumblr}} account. However, just before the 10th Anniversary, he once again shut down the website again, stating that he had zero care about today's kids channels, combined with how everything is practically online. [[HesBack Though after a short break and reconsideration]], [[CreatorRecovery he has since returned]] albeit focusing more on the reopened Twitter account, and using "Nick and More" to post ratings and tidbits.

* Beck T. also known as [=TheMcPootisGal=], creator of Graveyard Gal suffered from "extreme" burnout during the production of it because the pressure of not deliver it on time and having the idea of working on it at the same time as writing it. This led to Graveyard Gal to be released as a mini series of four episodes, instead of the intended short film. She did not repeat these mistakes in her later animations since then.

* Steven Williams, known online as ''WebVideo/Boogie2988'' became a beloved content creator known for comedy skits, commentary and gaming videos. Divorcing from his wife in 2017 alongside a weight loss surgery ended up dealing a major blow to his mental health which resulted in a prolonged downward spiral. His behavior in videos, on stream and on social media became increasingly caustic and negative, leading him to lash out against viewers and get into numerous Twitter arguments, which in turn bred a sizable troll community that antagonized him constantly, further fueling his downfall. He began bleeding subscribers and his view counts plummeted as sponsors dropped him, causing financial troubles that in turn fueled his caustic Twitter behavior. This led to what he described as a nervous breakdown in 2019, prompting him to take multiple breaks from content creation. An in-person altercation with another content creator led to Steven being arrested and pleading guilty to a felony, which unfortunately was not a wakeup call. Steven's own videos as well as a documentary released in 2023 provided the shocking admissions that he's nearly broke due to spending most of his fortune on sex workers and bad cryptocurrency investments. He's since committed to rebuilding his channel and reputation but with nearly a million lost subscribers and his videos rarely gaining more than 20,000 views, the damage seems to be done.

* Miss Hannah Minx might currently suffer from this. She usually didn't care about her male viewers [[JustHereForGodzilla other]] [[MsFanservice interest]] in her. But after she posted one single video without showing her breasts enough, she got tons of hatemail. Her next video was a [[MyEyesAreUpHere passive aggressive]] complaint about her reception. Afterwards she went back to her original style for a short while only to be called a hypocritical prostitute. Her latest active video series was when she attended a dance contest. Since then her weekly videos about Japanese has only been updated about once every third month. Something on the dance contest might have been the final blow, which broke her.

* ''VideoGame/{{Roblox}}'' [=YouTuber=] greenlegocats become notorious around 2019 for calling for the ban certain UGC items, which the ''ROBLOX'' community took it as being against the concept of UGC, resulting in him getting massive amounts of flak for this, especially when said items were removed, further increasing the anger against him to the point where during the time where his account was banned for the second time, some user actually ''celebrated'' that he was gone. This reached a breaking point during a scandal in which another ''ROBLOX'' [=YouTuber=] was promoting a gambling site yet went under the radar, greenlegocats ranted upon how he was rightfully criticized for promoting a gambling site in the past and has since deleted that video, but the other one was not and has since gotten away with it, to the point where [[https://youtu.be/ZtdD8ww9-yg he made a video summarizing his dissatisfaction with parts of the community, especially Twitter]].

** According to [[https://www.reddit.com/r/MissHannahMinx/comments/37ai9x/hannah_is_married_with_children_now/ this Reddit post]], she is now married and a mother. Her former manager now owns her channel and Twitter, hence her absence.

* WebAnimation/JoCat, a well-known ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'', ''VideoGame/MonsterHunter'' and ''TabletopGames/DungeonsAndDragons'' content creator, announced an indefinite hiatus on December 19th, 2023 from content creating. Most, if not all, of this stems from the creation of the video "I Like Girls", a 30-second parody of Music/{{Lizzo}}'s "I Like Boys". The video is innocent and is portrayed as a celebration of all types of women, but a small subsection of the internet decided it was just enough "cringe" to mock, ridicule and even dox him and his family and send them mysterious packages. After an incident where a X/Twitter user decided to take the video, post it on the website and claim that she had made it, it proved to be the last straw for [=JoCat=] and he announced his departure after completing a few projects he was in the middle of.

* WebVideo/{{Nathaniel Bandy}} underwent one in 2016, which had a serious impact on his countdown videos, in which he now refers to this timeframe as the, "Dark Top Ten Age of 2016". Nathaniel was going through financial troubles in trying to keep the rent on his apartment, and as this was around the time of the Adpocalypse, ad revenue wasn't cutting it for him. He had to resort to striking up deals with advertisers to make extra cash, but as a result of this, he had to pump out at least one video every week, causing him to rush almost every countdown he made throughout the year. Rather than sticking to his usual informative, yet witty form of narration, he opted for [[SelfDeprecation self-deprecating]] parody that felt practically unlike any video he had made prior, on top of either being misinformed or deliberately skewing information to get his videos out quicker.

* Nathaniel Bandy underwent one in 2016, which had a serious impact on his countdown videos, in which he now refers to this timeframe as the, "Dark Top Ten Age of 2016". Nathaniel was going through financial troubles in trying to keep the rent on his apartment, and as this was around the time of the Adpocalypse, ad revenue wasn't cutting it for him. He had to resort to striking up deals with advertisers to make extra cash, but as a result of this, he had to pump out at least one video every week, causing him to rush almost every countdown he made throughout the year. Rather than sticking to his usual informative, yet witty form of narration, he opted for [[SelfDeprecation self-deprecating]] parody that felt practically unlike any video he had made prior, on top of either being misinformed or deliberately skewing information to get his videos out quicker.

* LetsPlay/{{Markiplier}} suffered a major breakdown when Daniel Kyre of Cyndago passed away. Being close friends with Daniel and Ryan, he put his channel on hiatus in order to grieve.

* Beck T. also known as [=TheMcPootisGal=], creator of Graveyard Gal suffered from "extreme" burnout during the production of it because the pressure of not deliver it on time and having the idea of working on it at the same time as writing it. This led to Graveyard Gal to be released as a mini series of four episodes, instead of the intended short film as she was straight out tired with everything at the time. She did not repeat these mistakes in her later animations since then.

* Beck T., creator of Graveyard Gal suffered from "extreme" burnout during the production of it because the pressure of not deliver it on time and having the idea of working on it at the same time as writing it. This led to Graveyard Gal to be released as a mini series of four episodes, instead of the intended short film as she was straight out tired with everything at the time. She did not repeat these mistakes in her later animations since then.

* Beck T., creator of Graveyard Gal suffered from "extreme" burnout during the production of it because the pressure of not deliver it on time and having the literal idea of working on them at the same time as writing them. This lead that Graveyard Gal being was released as a mini series of four episodes, instead of the intended short film. She did not repeat these mistakes in her later animations since then.

* Beck Tovar, creator of The Tino-Panic Show and Graveyard Gal suffered from "extreme" burnout druing both productions because the pressure of not deliver them on time and having the literal idea of working on them at the same time as writing them. This caused into the former getting axed and Graveyard Gal getting slashed from a short film into a mini series of four episodes. She did not repeat these mistakes in her later animations since then.

* Beck Tovar, creator of The Tino-Panic Show and Graveyard Gal suffered from "extreme" burnout druing both productions because the pressure of not deliver them on time and her idea of working on them at the same time as writing them. This caused into the former getting axed and Graveyard Gal getting slashed from a short film into a mini series of four episodes.

* Beck Tovar, more known as "TheMcPootisGal", creator of The Tino-Panic Show and Graveyard Gal suffered from "extreme" burnout druing both productions because the pressure of not deliver them on time. This caused into the former getting axed and Graveyard Gal getting slashed from a short film into a mini series of four episodes.

* Beck Tovar, more known as TheMcPootisGal, creator of The Tino-Panic Show and Graveyard Gal suffered from "extreme" burnout druing both productions because the pressure of not deliver them on time. This caused into the former getting axed and Graveyard Gal getting slashed from a short film into a mini series of four episodes.

* Beck Tovar, creator of The Tino-Panic Show and Graveyard Gal suffered from "extreme" burnout druing both productions because the pressure of not deliver them on time. This caused into the former getting axed and Graveyard Gal getting slashed from a short film into a mini series of four episodes.

* Beck Tovar, creator of The TinoPanic Show and Graveyard Gal suffered from burnout druing both productions. This resulted into the former getting axed as confirmed in a deleted Discord comment and Graveyard Gal getting slashed from a short film into a mini series of four episodes.