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Published 09:05 3 May 2017 BST

It doesn't take much reading between the lines to see what the Mail are trying to say here.
However, Twitter users were quick to point out that Lennon's salary has absolutely nothing to do with his health, and that mental illness affects everyone, rich or poor.
https://twitter.com/matt_timblin/status/859670303303192576
https://twitter.com/matt_timblin/status/859673863579414528
https://twitter.com/joshmeatsix/status/859671993163055104
https://twitter.com/burnsy5shoes/status/859663021525880832
https://twitter.com/ephemeraljoy/status/859665462619189248
https://twitter.com/MichelleEwen_/status/859670118623834112
Over 300 people replied to the single tweet, expressing their outrage and condemning the paper for focusing on his wage in a story about mental health.
Some would argue that this is hardly surprising and this kind of headline is typical of the Mail, but when so much is being done to try and tackle the stigma surrounding mental illness, it's important to call this kind of behaviour out.Explore more on these topics:
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