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.

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.

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, who shot to online fame in 2019 posting Minecraft videos, shares the story behind his signature mask. http://apne.ws/OQq8iZO ...

Before October 2022, his brand largely revolved around his anonymous smiley-face mask, which served as an inspiration for countless fan-made art, in-game skins, and more.

Trending ‘Dream’ unmasked: Minecraft-playing YouTube star reveals his face By Kelli Dugan, Cox Media Group National Content Desk October 03, 2022 at 11:48 am EDT ...

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.

Now that everyone knows what Dream looks like his content will change a little, as since he doesn’t have to be behind a mask he will do more IRL (in real life) content, which may mean more of an ...

The previously unseen gamer, who ordinarily obscures his face with a smiley face mask in his "Minecraft Manhunt” series, reintroduced himself to followers on Sunday night and quickly notched the ...

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.