Now everyone is absolutely losing it and the memes are out of control. In October 2022, however, Dream finally revealed his actual face in a YouTube video. Nowadays, people online have to expect to be met with hate when decided to reveal information about themselves, their lives, or show their face on the internet.ĭream was fully aware of this as he told BuzzFeed News he expected to get some hate and didn't "take it to heart". Any time Dream has appeared in photos, hes posed with a smiley face mask over his actual face. “I was like, well, yeah, when you have 30 million eyeballs on you, a million, two million people are going to be making jokes or mean or are not great people."
“I got texted by so many friends of mine being like, ‘Are you OK?’” Dream told Bloomberg.
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Sign up for our free Indy100 weekly newsletter #He'sUgly trended on Twitter with people negatively commenting on the Twitch streamer's face and making jokes by comparing him to cartoon characters. I owe you all everything and will do my best to always give it to you and give it back to the world.Dream, the largest Minecraft content creator on Twitch, responded to hate comments he received on Twitter after revealing his face to more than 30 million fans.Īfter three years of anonymously streaming, Dream, whose real name is Clay, unmasked himself in a YouTube video last week.Īlthough the response was mainly positive, of course a chunk of people took the vulnerable moment as an opportunity to be mean. There's too many, it's a little bit too much." A text insert at the end of the video reads, "Love you all. Dream’s official face reveal is set to premiere on his YouTube channel on Oct. He further added, "People have been trying to leak my face, trying to find out what I look like. Dream explained that he was open to a face reveal, as it would allow him to produce different kinds of content, such as TikTok videos. In an Anthony Padilla interview in 2019, Dream expressed that there are downsides to remaining anonymous and that it restricts how he can express himself. But now you have seen my face, obviously, you know who I am," says Dream in the face reveal video uploaded on YouTube. Dreams identity may not remain a secret for long, though. You may have heard of me, may have not, maybe you clicked on this video just out of pure curiosity and you don't care who I am. Hi, my name is Clay, otherwise known as Dream online. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright. Although the response was mainly positive, of course a. After three years of anonymously streaming, Dream, whose real name is Clay, unmasked himself in a YouTube video last week. "Hi, it feels so awkward talking to the camera for the first time. Dream, the largest Minecraft content creator on Twitch, responded to hate comments he received on Twitter after revealing his face to more than 30 million fans. The video shows Dream getting both nervous and excited before he finally reveals his face. He previously announced that there would be an official face reveal in 2022, and anticipation ramped further. "Hi, I'm Dream," read the caption accompanying the video on YouTube. Không c ng ti li ni dung khi cha có s cho phép ca nhà sáng to. Dream, who had always worn a mask since he first went viral for his videos on speed skills and world-building in Minecraft, has long been building up to revealing his face.
A screengrab from the video that shows Minecraft YouTuber Dream revealing his face. (YouTube/Dream) For the unversed, Dream is a YouTuber who uses his voice in streams and makes public appearances with a smiley face mask. And as expected, his face reveal video went viral, so much so that it started trending on YouTube. After eight years of streaming anonymously on YouTube, Minecraft gamer Dream finally revealed his identity to his followers.
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