Corpse Husband, Karl Jacobs, Sapnap, and more congratulate Minecraft star Dream on reaching 23 million subscribers

'Dream', the famous YouTuber known for his Minecraft playthroughs and speedruns, reached 23 million subscribers on June 9th. The 21-year-old content creator took to Twitter to mention the achievement.23 million subscribers!!!!! thank youuuuu &hearts;️&hearts;️— dream (@dreamwastaken) June 9, 2021Also read: Corpse Husband, Jacksepticeye, Karl Jacobs, and more join streaming community in wishing TommyInnit on his 17th birthdayWithin fourteen hours of reaching the milestone on his YouTube channel, many of his Youtuber friends congratulated him on his accomplishment by responding to his post on Twitter.congrats 🖤— CORPSE (@CORPSE) June 9, 2021proud of u big man !!also rly excited u made the animated mv; u know I'm a big animation boy !! :]— karl :) (@KarlJacobs_) June 9, 2021WOOOO— sapnap (@sapnapalt) June 9, 2021Also read: Sapnap reportedly drove to Dream's house for a meetup, and the internet can't get enough of itDream's Rise to SuccessDream is best known for his Minecraft playthroughs and speedrun content. His most recent video is another speedrun finale involving hunters. He has accrued two billion views from both his YouTube channels combined. He began his Youtube career in 2014 and gained substaintial following between 2019 and 2020.Dream was recently interviewed by Anthony Padilla about his success as a faceless YouTuber. In it, he mentioned his plans to do a face reveal. The content creator said that he isn't afraid to show his face and he expects it to be the next step in his career.Also read: &quot;You have changed my life&quot;: Minecraft star Dream thanks fans in heartfelt message, as he reaches 20 million subscribers on YouTubeDream also mentioned his infamous cheating scandal and how his early videos took inspiration from PewDiePie's Minecraft series in 2019. The content creator recently dropped the music video for his song &quot;Mask&quot;, which he initially released in May.The video also depicts his friendship with fellow streamers GeorgeNotFound and Sapnap. The three-minute video is a representation of Dream's journey until now. Growing from 1 million subscribers in December 2019 to 20 million in March 2021, Dream has experienced a steep rise in popularity.Other streamers commented on the YouTuber's achievement:dweam :) good job :)— tina :D (@TinaKitten) June 9, 2021i prescribed this pic.twitter.com/IHyDbGk0zp— connor (@ConnorEatsPants) June 9, 2021dream i’m actually every one of those 23 million subscribers can i get a personal thank you— ashley (@smiletwts) June 9, 2021YOOOOOOO LETS GOOO pic.twitter.com/WIRMzmGjwf— foo:D (@foonotfound) June 9, 2021While most of his replies were positive in sharing his accomplishments and gratitude, many of his quoted tweet replies were suspicious of his fast-built success.Three months ago, Dream celebrated the achievement of 20 million subscribers on his channel.thank you guys so much for 20 million honestly it's so surreal, I don't even know what to say. you have changed my life. I appreciate all of you more than you can imagine. tears of joy— dream (@dreamwastaken) March 29, 2021Also read: &quot;My closest friends and family know&quot;: Dream opens up about doing a face reveal, his popularity and more in candid interview with Anthony PadillaHelp Sportskeeda improve its coverage of pop culture news. Take the 3-minute survey now.

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