Dream Minecraft: YouTube- Dream has emerged to be one of the most popular streamers in the streaming community lately. Although he rose to fame with his Minecraft streams, the faceless streamer has now collaborated with several other streamers and become a household name within the streaming community. Recently, he took to Twitter to announce that he had achieved the milestone of 30 million subscribers on YouTube. For more such updates about Dream and other Minecraft streamers, keep following InsideSport.IN.
As soon as Dream posted the tweet, many streamers and fans flooded the Twitter post to congratulate the streamer for his achievement.
Dream Minecraft: Faceless streamer achieves 30 million subscribers on YouTube
Dream took to Twitter to share the news of him achieving 30 million subscribers on YouTube. The streamer got a tad bit emotional on the post, saying that his achievements would have made his younger self proud of him. However, he also added that he did not have to imagine it, since the kid existed within him and it was very happy right then.
30 MILLION subscribers on Youtube. we did it.
I can’t imagine the smile on kid me’s face. I don’t have to though because that kid still exists inside me, and the smile is massive.
thank you for helping me live my dream every day. thank you for making me feel like a kid again.
— Dream (@Dream) August 7, 2022
In the end, the streamer thanked his fans for helping him achieve his dreams and goals.
Dream has grown to become one of the most popular names in the streaming industry. Like Corpse Husband, Dream, too, is a faceless streamer who has refrained from showing his appearance on social media so far. The streamer has also become very close to several popular faces in the streaming industry, and even appeared in Bella Poarch’s latest music video, Dolls.
The streamer appeared in the video alongside other names from the streaming industry like Valkyrae, Ludwig, Mizkif, and several others.
Also Read: Bella Poarch Dolls: Ludwig, Mizkif, and others react to the TikTok star’s latest music video
Fans react to Dream’s 30 million subscribers on YouTube
As soon as the streamer shared the news on Twitter, his fans and fellow streamers flooded the post to congratulate him on his achievement. Streamers like Sapnap, GeorgeNotFound, TinaKitten, and more shared their warm wishes on Dream’s Twitter post.
LETS GOOOO!!! 🥳
— Sapnap (@sapnap) August 7, 2022
I’m sure little Dream would’ve looked up to you and would’ve been proud of everything you’ve accomplished, I know we all are! ❤️
— Captain Puffy – Cara (@CptPuffy) August 7, 2022
nice!
— George (@GeorgeNotFound) August 7, 2022
Congratulations Dream!!!!!!! SO PROUD OF U :’)
SUPER PROUD!!!— tina 😀 (@TinaKitten) August 7, 2022
AHHHH CONGRATS DREAM!!!
Seeing your journey from when you first started doing YouTube to now has been amazing.
So proud of you 🙂 💚
— Antfrost (@Antfrost) August 7, 2022
Fans also chimed in, reminiscing of the time when Dream was aiming to reach 1 million subscribers.
im so proud of you, i’ve been watching your content for around 2 years and watching your growth has been one of the best experiences ever and i am so happy for u. its crazy to think that 1 million was ur goal at one point, youve come so far!! i hope you’re proud of yourself :)<3 pic.twitter.com/uRo7oqAjDA
— san 30 MILL EDIT 📌 (@svnrse) August 7, 2022
so forever proud of you pic.twitter.com/zJZ9HImXMd
— Tenten☆ (@tentensaplings) August 7, 2022
congrats Dream you deserve it and I’m very proud of you! 30 million is a huge number 🥳⭐️
— Dream Statistics (@statisticsdream) August 7, 2022
Dream also boasts 6 million followers on Twitch, although his primary platform is YouTube.
For more such updates about Dream and other Minecraft streamers, keep following InsideSport.IN.
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