Dream’s Response Regarding His Fake Face Reveal

Popular Twitch Streamer, YouTuber, and Minecraft content creator Dream recently responds to fake face reveal drama.

Dream is a popular Minecraft content creator with over 23.1 million subscribers. He regularly posts speedruns and different minecraft contents. He is a public figure with a super private life because ever since then, he didn’t show his face to everyone. Dream managed to keep his personal life as far out of the public eye as possible and also managed to keep his face hidden throughout his entire internet career.

He uses a stick figure-like drawing with a green background as his online avatar and uses a smiley face mask when he is making a public appearance. He already considered the fact that he can see himself revealing his face and said that he felt like it was inevitable. He already had the plan on how he would eventually do it but still not making a statement on where it will happen.

There are lots of fake dream’s face reveal have been revealed. Many are making edited pictures and some made fun of him by putting unnecessary photos. Many also claimed that they already knew what he looks like and it has now started trending. Images and conversations regarding the said photo quickly became toxic and some subject even gathered lots of body shaming.

Some defended him, said that body shaming Dream and used what they look like as something against his is utterly and completely disgusting. Dream himself responds to the hate that is circulating and says that people who don’t like him really jump through every hoop only to justify hate and hating the appearance of random people isn’t as big a win as they think it is. Dram went on and called the said behavior aloved and positivity.s idiotic, gross, and harmful.

As of now, the drama regarding the said issue has been put to rest. Dream himself urged his fans to spread. Also, many still believe in him even when his face may still be hidden but the important thing is his character, personality appears to be on full display.