Dream, a YouTube star with more than 30 million subscribers, has finally revealed his face after hiding behind a smiley-face mask for years. “My name is Clay, maybe you’ve heard of me, maybe ...

Clayton “Dream” Huff is a staple in the Minecraft community, who broke into the mainstream largely thanks to his October 2022 face reveal. Prior to going mask off, no one knew what he looked like.

Anyone can be under the mask,” he later added. “And I don’t want my face reveal to take away from that fact because it’s true, and it can be. And you can do it, if you want to.

Dream's infamous face reveal video clocked more than 21.9 million views and 2.5 million likes on YouTube in less 24 hours after it was posted on the platform in October 2022.

Dream, a formerly anonymous Minecraft YouTuber who rose to fame behind the protection of a round, white, smiley-face mask, revealed his face back in October 2022 in a video that received over one ...

Minecraft YouTuber Dream is finally revealing the man behind the mask. For years, the content creator has shielded his true face from viewers, presenting himself solely as a smiley face figure ...

After putting on a smiley face mask and turning to face his audience, Dream removed it. Showing his face for the first time, he said, "Hi, it feels so awkward talking to the camera for the first time.

Dream, whose real name is Clay, showed his face to his followers for the first time in October after years of wearing a white smiley face mask during livestreams. The video received 57 million ...

On Oct. 2, 2022, Dream uploaded a video titled “hi, I’m Dream,” on YouTube, in which he finally revealed his face and real name, Clay. The video gathered millions of views within hours of ...

Dream, a 23-year-old gamer, deleted a face-reveal video and vowed to be a faceless creator again. Dream, whose real name is Clay, posted a 4-minute video where he had a new mask created.

Dream — the YouTube and Twitch star who has amassed more than 40 million subscribers on YouTube for creating Minecraft content — shared his face publicly for the first time on Sunday.

Dream's infamous face reveal video clocked more than 21.9 million views and 2.5 million likes on YouTube in less 24 hours after it was posted on the platform in October 2022.