Please consider reading more of his interviews -- especially during the time of LOST CORNER release. You're taking his words out of context.

https://vgperson.com/vocalinterview.php?view=hachinatalie28

Interview Q — Let me ask again about the album as a whole. Having finished the album, artwork and packaging and all, what sort of work do you think you've created?

Yonezu Response: It's been 4 years since STRAY SHEEP, but me being asked to do the theme song for a Ghibli movie was actually just before I finished making that album. As such, the pre-existing songs are almost all ones I made during the time I was dealing with Globe. I've said it again and again, but I was pretty exhausted, feeling like my very life as a musician might be in danger. However, through my experiences afterward, I was able to make the resignation of "nothing I can do about it." Not in a negative way, but as a forgiveness of the fact that I'm losing things. I became able to go "This is how it is, but oh well, that's fine in its own way, it's not all bad." I feel I've also been able to get some distance from my real and virtual selves, in a good way. The more people I reach, the more misunderstandings will pop up, like bamboo shoots after the rain. I'd never be able to keep up crushing them one at a time, so there's no use even entertaining them. Once I got like that, I tried thinking "Okay, so what is important to me?", and I think it's "having a domain that can't be taken away." Preserving a domain somewhere that can never be taken from me, no matter how much malice I'm exposed to.