1. Personal responsibility: drinking too much is a personal choice, and individuals are responsible for their actions. Everyone, whether online celebrities or others, should be responsible for their own health and safety, including moderate and responsible drinking.
2. Drinking places or organizations: If alcohol supply places or organizations neglect or negligently drink too much, they may bear certain responsibilities. For example, if a bar or club fails to properly control customers' drinking or provide appropriate safety measures, it may be responsible.
3. Alcohol supplier: If someone knows that online celebrities have drunk too much, but still provides them with alcohol, this person may also be responsible. In some places, it is forbidden by law to provide alcohol to people who drink too much.
4. Social media platform: If the drinking behavior of online celebrities is carried out on social media platforms and widely spread, some people may question whether the platform has properly managed and supervised these contents. However, social media platforms usually have an exemption clause that requires users to be responsible for the content they publish.
Determining who should be responsible requires a detailed investigation and understanding of the specific circumstances of specific events. The laws and regulations of different countries and regions may also be different. Therefore, in similar cases, legal institutions and relevant authorities usually conduct investigations to determine responsibility and take appropriate measures.