Dream And Twitch Haters

Minecraft Youtube content creator Dream has now hit out at the haters who were trying to cancel him completely despite apologizing about the minecraft speedruns cheating. Dream is a popular American gaming YouTuber and vocalist known for his Minecraft collaborations and manhunts. However, he left his fans shocked as he recently announced via a twitlonger post that he admits to cheating on his minecraft speedruns. In the twitlonger post, he apologized for his actions and apologized to the people whom he dragged into the issue.

Because of this, he started to receive massive backlash and hate from the community as they were trying to cancel Dream completely. Now, during one of his latest live broadcast, Dream took the opportunity to fire back at haters who were wishing for his downfall. During the stream where he has more than 200k viewers tuned in, he first explained that he didn’t intend to cheat but if anyone believes that he intended to, they still should not discredit his accomplishments because of this. Dream clarified that his meteoric rise on YouTube had nothing to do with the speedrun scandal that took place on Twitch and was never uploaded on his youtube channel.

Ultimately, Dream wrapped up his near two-hour broadcast by accepting that his apologies may never be enough for some as he stated; “People have made up their minds either way,” he said. “There’s nothing I can really do for those people. What can I possibly say? They just want to hear what they want to hear. The only way it would make them happy is if I go ‘yeah, you’re right guys. I’m this manipulative asshole. I’m a horrible person, I don’t deserve my platform, cancel me.’ I’m never going to say that.” Regardless, despite this drama, Dream still believes that he is a good person that he is and that he will no longer be bothered despite the criticisms.