It's also somewhat disingenuous to say that "Ralph's drinking is what killed his show"
Part of what killed the show was Ralph misreading the audience watching Knoxville, who were following the streams to laugh with "wow, Tonka was scared of and ducking this dumb twink," as thinking that people were watching for him.
Part of what killed the show was him coming out of Knoxville trying to set up a national Youtuber MMA league.
Part of what killed the show was him being unable to handle the banter about his weight.
Part of what killed the show was him swtiching back and forth from "you are my bestie" to "you are a pedo and need to die" with CRP, Zoom, and Null.
Part of what killed the show was him lying about the status of his co-hosts.
Part of what killed the show was him shielding Andy, even though Youtube drama is what made his show.
Part of what killed the show wass his blatant attempt to abandon the format that had brought his success in order to become an IRL streamer.
Part of what killed the show was it being the Jussie Smollet hour for two weeks.
Part of what killed the show was the fawning over a 14 year old.
Of course Ralph's alcoholism had a hand in him making some bad choices. But enough obliviously terrible decisions have been made that you can hope that Ralph gets some professional help for his problem and still laugh at the disaster this became, because most of us all saw this coming. As someone who listened to show, Ralph being drunk 24/7 is sad, and I hope he doesn't meet an early death, although at this rate that increasingly looks to be in the cards. But I still this it will be funny if the final Killstream is its drunken host trying to set up OBS for 40 minutes, only to be hijacked and cucked by someone else.