Popular Minecraft YouTuber Clay "Dream" has put the gaming community in a state of excitement after taking to his alternate YouTube channel on September 25 to divulge his face-revealing plans.
The 23-year-old social media star has over 30 million subscribers on YouTube, making him among the most recognizable names in the gaming scene. However, he remains among the few major content creators who have yet to show their faces.
Earlier this month, Clay had tweeted about his decision to do a face reveal. In the post, he stated that his famous "mask" was "coming off." He also shared a short YouTube video on his second channel, titled "Dream's FACE REVEAL PLAN." In the video, he stated:
"My next upload will be me face revealing."
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When will Dream reveal his face? Minecraft star sheds light on further plans with fellow streamers
In the short video, uploaded on September 25, Clay, as his fans call him, noted that "the mask is coming off" and fellow Minecraft YouTuber George "GeorgeNotFound" is "finally moving to Florida."
George acquired his US visa on September 18 and is ready to join the group as they plan to create "real-life" Minecraft content. Clay's video hints at the possibility of the face reveal happening when George is in America.
The post said:
"The mask is coming off, and George is finally moving to Florida with the Dream Team!"
For those unaware, the Dream Team is an Anglo-American gaming group consisting of Dream, George, and Nick "Sapnap". Earlier this year, they also revealed that the group would create vlogging content when the trio get together in America.
Another popular YouTuber, TommyInnit, born in the UK, also traveled to the US earlier this month. He has been a close associate of the group for the last couple of years. The 18-year-old streamer is also expected to join the group.
Considering the team's impending reunion, it is safe to say Clay will reveal his face as soon as he has his buddies around him. The short 40-second YouTube video also noted that he plans to make more Minecraft content, but this time in "real life":
"Then back to some epic Minecraft...(plus Minecraft manhunt in real life soon?!) so many awesome things to come. super nervous but also incredibly excited for the future!"
Dream further remarked in the video that he "can't wait to start meeting you guys in person," giving credence to reports that he might do his face reveal as early as October.
Earlier this month, he teased his plans to travel to San Diego TwitchCon (scheduled to be held from October 7 to 9), where fans could have the opportunity to meet him in person for the first time. He tweeted:
Fans react to Clay's face reveal announcement
Judging by the replies, it is fair to say that fans are incredibly excited at the opportunity to finally see the creator's real face after several years of concealment. Many fans will also look to visit the San Diego TwitchCon to meet him in person.
Here are some of the reactions:
Fans on YouTube also shared their thoughts on the impending face reveal:
The popular Minecraft streamer has grown into a successful content creator while disguising himself under a smiley face (his signature appearance) since he started his streaming career in 2019.
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