On September 23, Minecraft star Clay "Dream" took the internet by storm after tweeting that his "mask is coming off" and that he would be meeting members of his fanbase "very soon."
Five minutes later, he took to his alternate Twitter handle, @dreamwastaken, and announced that he would be visiting San Diego, where he would finally meet his friends, fans, and other content creators:
"See you all in San Diego!!! Can't wait to finally meet friends, fans, and other creators. It feels so surreal. Love you all."
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Twitter community reacts to Dream "taking off his mask" and meeting fans in San Diego
Clay used the phrase "the mask is coming off" for the first time in a YouTube Community post a few days ago.
He stated that an upcoming YouTube upload would feature his face reveal and also mentioned that fellow Minecraft sensation George "GeorgeNotFound" was relocating to Florida. His YouTube community post read:
"My next upload will be me face revealing. The mask is coming off, and George is finally moving to Florida with the Dream Team! Then back to same epic Minecraft... (plus Minecraft manhunt in real life soon?!) So many awesome things to come. Super nervous, but also incredibly excited for future! I can't wait to start meeting you guys in-person."
Dream confirmed that he would be traveling to San Diego and would finally reveal his face on September 23. In the post, he also mentioned that he was excited to meet his fans in-person.
Minecraft content creator and Clay's close friend, Sapnap, replied to his tweet:
Popular YouTuber Quackity was also looking forward to finding out who "Damascus" really was:
Clay's witty reply to Quackity's comment was well-liked by thousands of the community's members:
Karl Jacobs of Tales from the SMP fame claimed that this was the "best day" of his life:
Responding to the tweet from Dream's alternate Twitter handle, he stated that he was "really proud":
YouTube legend Jimmy "MrBeast" requested Clay to come to his hometown in North Carolina:
Punz dubbed Clay's face reveal as the "start of a new era":
One Twitter user jokingly shared an image of YouTube Gaming sensation Ludwig, claiming it to be the Minecraft star's "face reveal":
Fans posted images comparing the content creator from different eras and stated that the "green boy" has come a long way:
Here are some more relevant fan reactions on Twitter:
Dream is one of the internet's leading content creators when it comes to producing viral and enjoyable Minecraft content. He began his online career in 2019 and has amassed more than 30 million subscribers on his main YouTube channel.
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