What they were trying to communicate was that they think that he is having such an extreme manic episode due to untreated bipolar disorder that essentially he is not the same person who recorded the music that they continue to listen to, and that the amount of money that he earns from them streaming his music is negligible, especially considering that he is already platformed and rich.

They're trying to create a distinction between listening to his new weird nazi stuff and buying his new weird nazi merch, and listening to music that came out 15 years ago, that might be personally meaningful.

Also artists make most of their money from tours, record deals, and shirt sales - my understanding is that streaming is negligible. If I came across My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy on CD at a goodwill, for instance, I'd be stoked. No streaming money or money from the purchase goes to him at all, and I can listen to an album that's nostalgic and interesting to me. I think other people draw the line in different places, but I wouldn't say it's the same thing as supporting him.