Connor Murphy : De star du Fitness à Hospital psychiatrique

Connor Murphy. 2.3 million subscribers. The most impressive body on YouTube. Millions of views per video. A clothing brand, sponsors, a life everyone envied. Then he took ayahuasca. What followed is one of the most documented descents into hell in internet history. Live in front of his subscribers, Connor Murphy began to convince himself he was the Messiah. He posted increasingly disturbing videos. He went on a 40-day fast. He was hospitalized in a psychiatric ward. Doctors concluded he was suffering from either bipolar disorder or drug-induced psychosis. But here's what few people know: Connor Murphy didn't die. He simply decided to start all over again. He now calls himself Murphyism, teaches a spiritual philosophy inspired by non-dualistic Vedanta, and claims to have found a peace he never knew at the height of his fame. This video recounts the complete story—the rise, the fall, the live-streamed psychosis, and the rebirth of a man whom YouTube watched sink without lifting a finger.