Amid Minecraft streamer Dream’s announcement to finally reveal his face, he privately FaceTimed most of his gaming content creator friends.
Dream is an American YouTuber and vocalist known for his Minecraft collaborations and manhunts.
Fandom revealed his real name as Clay. He is also best known online as DreamWasTaken, formerly known as DreamTraps and GameBreakersMC.
He is 23 years old and was born on August 12, 1999.
He grew up with a 15-year-old sister nicknamed “Drista” by TommyInnit, a portmanteau of “Dream” and “sista”. He also has an older sister and a younger brother. Clay has ADHD.
He was the quarterback of his high school flag football team and recreationally played basketball and soccer. He went to high school for 2 years & graduated in early 2018, he did not attend college because he felt that he knew enough about technology to get a job without a degree. He formerly worked for AppleCare.
Clay is over 6’2″ (189 centimeters) tall. He lives in the city of Orlando, Florida with his cat Patches & his best friend Sapnap. He is agnostic.
His channel is one of the fastest-growing channels in the history of YouTube, garnering over 10 million subscribers in a little over a year. He is part of the collaborative group “Dream Team” consisting of himself, GeorgeNotFound, and Sapnap.
For years now, his actual face has remained a mystery as one cannot point fingers at him when he’s seen in public. Well, he had his own reasons for remaining disguised.
His fans and other streamers in the gaming community have no clue about his real face but he has made hints of revealing his face to the public on several occasions. It happened that he personally FaceTimed his friends and revealed himself to them.
Dream reveals face to close friend via FaceTime
Late on September 30, some of Dream’s closest friends posted videos to Twitter where they would FaceTime Dream for a private face reveal. Some of these creators have been waiting for over 10 years to see what their close friend looks like.
Below are links to each of the creators’ reactions:
