At Education Week, stained glass artist Gayle Holdman and BYU religion professors Anthony Sweat, Tyler Griffin and Brad ...

In the video, Dream touched on how fans wanting to reveal his face could be a bit overbearing. “The people trying to leak my face, trying to figure out what I look like,” he said.

For years, the content creator has shielded his true face from viewers, presenting himself solely as a smiley face figure. But on Oct. 2, Dream introduced his 30.6 million subscribers to the real him.

For much of his YouTube career, Dream was anonymous. He revealed his face in Oct. 2022, but after months of hate, he's re-concealing his identity.

Dream/Youtube (2) "Dream" has stepped out from behind the mask. The YouTube star — whose real name is Clay — revealed his face for the first time, more than three years after he began ...

Dream assured fans that the face reveal would not dramatically change the shape of his YouTube channel, but would allow him to post more "in real life" content with his friends.