Skvaller om DJ:n Avicii (Tim Bergling), död 2018-04-20

Känner du till någon som tagit livet av sig samtidigt som vederbörande blivit mångmiljonär på sin hobby?

Jag tror inte någon nämnt pengar specifikt

Du ifrågasätter inte versionen om att det skulle vara självmord med tanke på att du verkar vara införstådd med att det är något ovanligt när man har "allt"?

Men då slutar de vara kreativa och går in i den så kallade väggen
Du kan inte vara kreativ och samtidigt vara deprimerad

Jag tror inte den kategorin har speciellt hög självmordsfrekvens däremot

När jag var som mest deprimerad så var mitt artistiska skapande det enda som fick mitt belöningsystem att ringa. Det var det som höll min näsa ovanför vattenytan. Jag var djupt deprimerad men hittade den lilla glädjen i vardagen i skapandet. Jag tänker inte berätta vad det artistiska skapandet är men det är en konstform. Jag var mer kreativ under denna period än nu när jag är ok.

Jag tror det finns ett liknande samband med Tim. Att det var det han brann för och det som fick honom att stå ut med mycket annat i livet. Kanske började hans låga bli svagare och han fann inte samma glädje i det. Konstnärer har perioder av skapande "torka", något som skulle kunna vara katastrofalt för någon som lever för det.

Jag vet inte om du verkligen är så omogen & ignorant eller om du bara vill få igång folk. Får lite Narc vibbar av ditt svart/vita ”jag har rätt tänk”.

1. Pengar betyder INGENTING om man inte mår bra!

2. När blir något man älskar, en hobby, ett jobb med samma press & krav som vilket jobb som helst?

Angående psykiskt sjuka eller deprimerade. De kan prata i evigheter om sig själva. Oförmåga till distansera sig från det egna jaget, att ta sig själv på stort allvar är mycket vanligt.

Is there one reliable source that says that Tim suffered from a mental illness (depression or s.th. else) in 2017 or 2018? I couldn't find anything until now.

Independent är inte kända för att hitta på stories.

Here is one reliable source that he suffered at least at some point from stadge fright and anxiety:
https://www.svd.se/avicii--en-av-manga-musiker-med-angest

Here is one reliable source that he suffered from mental health issues:
https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/features/avicii-death-cause-wake-up-call-for-music-industry-mental-health-a8325931.html

A interview in a magazine, where Avicii himself says, quote from Café (2018-07-01):
"[..]Det är jävligt påfrestande, emotionellt och fysiskt och psykiskt.[..]"

It means that he was strained psycologically, emotionally and physically.

https://www.cafe.se/avicii-intervju/
These are all published newspapers and you can always contact them to know more.
Contact, Café: https://www.cafe.se/kontakta-cafe/
Contact, SVD: https://www.svd.se/
Contact, Independent: https://www.independent.co.uk/service/contact-us-759589.html


Want more sources?

I don't mean that. The articles you quote take reference to the documentary, which was finished in 2016. I saw the documentary twice and I know the content.
The interview from Cafe is from 2013.

A few weeks ago I found this article:
www.outwardon.com/article/the-new-human-trafficking-hotspot-Oman
It says that in Oman more than 130.000 female migrants from Asia and Afrika were employed as domestic workers in 2016. 88% of them were abused.
'Verbal, physical and sexual abuse as well as threats of violence, drastically diminished wages, excessive working hours, horrific working conditions, confiscation of passports and even murders have been reported, causing international outrage in regard to Oman’s employment practices.' These women and girls can't just leave their work, because the employers hold their passports, so they are more or less in a hopeless situation.
So you don't have to invent dramatic stories about pedo-mafia, you can find victims of 'Human Trafficking' in many households in Oman.
You can be sure that Tim knew about the double standards: the laws on the one hand, and real life on the other hand. (Another example is, that in Oman homosexuality is punished by 3 years of prison, but in reality you can find it everywhere an it's an open secret that the current Sultan himself is gay.)

Tim was a socially engaged person, and was very interested in the topic. After finishing the 'For a Better Day' video he said that he wanted to make people aware of the problem and promote the discussion. And now after retiring he had more time to think about it.
So would it be completely crazy to think that he just asked a few questions about it, when there was the opportunity? He perhaps felt safe because of his fame and his friendship to a member of the Royal Family.
I had this idea, when I read Levan's post to Tim's death. he wrote:
'Never did I see you judge a person based on the opinion of others, and never did you let others judge someone that wasn’t there in person to defend themselves.' So it would look like Tim, if he had tried to find out what's really going on. Not a spectacular action, just collect information, perhaps a talk to s.b. or a discussion.
Another hint is, that his friend Alessandra Ford Balasz was in Muscat the same time. She supports her mom's organization 'Freedom For ALL' against Human Trafficking.

And his hosts were not stupid. They knew, that a song or a video by Avicii could reach far more people than a speech of a politician or a human right's activist. Even if Tim had no concrete plans there would always be the possibility of carrying information into the rest of the world.

I think this scenario is absolutely not unrealistic.

But to be murdered because of "a few questions", is this realistic?