There are few bigger creators in the Minecraft community than Dream who in two short years grew his YouTube channel to one of the biggest in the game.<\/p>\n
While he had attempted internet glory for a couple of years and with several different accounts, at some point coming to a rut with his main channel getting stuck on 1,000 subscribers<\/a>, he achieved the unimaginable. <\/p>\n Pun intended dreams do come true as Dream hit 15 million subscribers before the end of 2020.<\/p>\n Here is everything that’s public information about the sandbox Houdini — Minecraft YouTuber Dream.<\/p>\n Born on 12th August 1999 and residing in Orlando, Florida, Dream had always attempted to “peak” in two things: Minecraft and YouTube.<\/p>\n He was part of servers like MCPvP and MunchyMC as staff, going from admin to developer back in 2016. MCPvP was shut down and a former staff member, BadBoyHalo, asked Dream to join him and help in efforts to bring MunchyMC to life.<\/p>\n While Dream left MunchyMC in July of 2017, his passion for the world’s most famous sandbox never left. <\/p>\n I am now @Dream<\/a> I am unstoppable<\/p>\n — Dream (@Dream) September 22, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n His list of IGNs varied through the years depending on his projects — from DreamOnPvP, DreamAF and DreamWasTaken (formerly his Twitter account, now his personal handle and also the name of his personal subreddit) to DreamTraps (still his YouTube URL), DeltaNinja and finally, Dream.<\/p>\n Dream started to gain real traction on YouTube with his hit “this cursed Minecraft video will trigger you…”<\/a> amassing 10 million views to date. <\/p>\n Hitting 10K, 25K and 50K subscriber goals in a matter of days after releasing the video, Dream capitalised on this momentum by using a high-traffic game and personality: Pewdiepie’s return to Minecraft.<\/p>\nWho is Dream? Humble beginnings<\/h2>\n
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Dream and Pewdiepie<\/h2>\n