Dream Revealed Plans for Face Reveal

Dream is one of the all-time great Minecraft players and content creators. His insane gameplay and viral videos are praised not only by the Minecraft community, but also by the rest of the internet. Dream’s face stays hidden behind his iconic smiling mask, even after being in the spotlight.

In February 2021, another well-known YouTuber named Kavos interviewed the Minecraft streamer. Dream spoke extensively about his stans and fans in his second interview with Kavos. Later, though, they had a discussion about Dream’s long-awaited face reveal. 

They arrived at the question of whether Dream would do a fan meet-up when he exposed his face after a lengthy discussion regarding some of Dream’s toxic stans. Dream responds by expressing his love for his followers and how much he is looking forward to it. Dream agreed with Kavos that meeting the fans after the face reveal would be a better idea. Dream also discussed the possibility of a surprise face reveal at the meet-up.

Following that, Kavos posed the long-awaited question of when Dream will unveil his face. At 19 minutes 56 seconds, Dream responded: “This is an exclusive. I’ve been planning, and I think I want to do it very early next year. But that’ll only be if Corona is gone.”

After that, Dream tells how he has other plans for his face once the Corona pandemic has passed. He discusses his best friend and fellow Minecraft player, GeorgeNotFound, and how he plans to introduce himself when he visits the United States. At 20 minutes and 18 seconds into the interview, he says: “I would be able to do it when my friend George who’s in the UK is here. I wouldn’t want to do it unless he’s here.”

GeorgeNotFound is a good friend of Dream, and he appears in all of Dream’s videos. As a result, when he meets up with GeorgeNotFound, he wants to show his face. 

Dream later stated that he would not show his face in a YouTube video and that a proper meet-up and event would be held instead. Dream disagreed with Kavos’ prediction that the face reveal video would gain a lot of views, saying at 21 minutes 4 seconds into the interview: “It depends on what I do. If I did like Minecraft, something with my face in it. Maybe that can get more (views). It’s hard to beat the views my videos get.”

Finally, when asked if he would perform Minecraft videos and streams using a face cam, Dream ruled out the possibility. Later, he sounded perplexed about his plans, and he still hasn’t determined what he’ll do if his identity is revealed.