Minecraft YouTuber Dream shows his face after 8 years, fans not only react positively
few days ago YouTuber Dream the first time in his career showed his face. The 23-year-old had the action Twitter announced and premiered on YouTube. In advance, the excitement among his fans was great, many rejoiced about the decision. In the aftermath, however more bad news.
A big step for Dream
The nearly six-minute video on Dream’s site consists primarily of one emotion: nervousness. Again and again he emphasizes that he doesn’t know how to do it now. Standing with his head out of view of the webcam, he paces uncertainly around his room. Ultimately, he decides to his typical mask to hold in front of the face.
“I’m so nervous right now, do I just take them down? … Hi, it feels so weird speaking into a camera for the first time. Hi, my name is Clay, also known as Dream. You may have heard of me, you may not.”
Shy and a bit overwhelmed by the situation, Dream explains that he dared to take this step to finally be able to go out and to meet other creators and friends. He doesn’t want to have to constantly watch that nobody publishes his face anymore.
Not just positive reactions
When Dream announced his video on Twitter, it was Hype in the comments big. Many were looking forward to it and encouraged him in his decision. After the video was online, more and more comments made fun of the young man. Many pointed out that he prominent Habsburg chin owns. Others compared him to that Rumpelstiltskin from Shrek.
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Still, there were many reactions very positive. The YouTube comments are celebrating him for the move. Many were touched by his authentic appearance. Streamer Pokimane gushed about him on Twitter: “Dream Has Anime Eyes”.
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