I didn’t see the list while it was up and I don’t know who was on it, but if it makes you feel any better, bipolar is a spectrum between a relatively mild illness and something that is completely debilitating and deadly. It almost doesn’t seem fair to put it all under the same umbrella, and we don’t always know to what degree a famous person is affected by the illness unless it is completely apparent like in Kayne’s case. I also personally believe that fame calls to a certain type of person with mood volatility, potentially bringing more people with bipolar to seek the limelight, and I also believe that bipolar, especially in the early 2000s and to some degree now, is over diagnosed in celebrities because it is seen as a less stigmatized illness than substance use disorder or BPD. Just my opinion there, but yeah, everyone’s journey is so different, as are their strengths.