Streamer Dream Brought To Tears After Meeting Fans For The First Time At TwitchCon
The popular streamer Dream went up on stage for the first time ever at TwitchCon, held this past weekend in San Diego, California. The content creator was clearly overwhelmed by the adulation of his adoring fans, but when the day was done, Dream was apparently brought to tears, overcome with emotion. The panel in question, Dream & Friends: The Ultimate SMP Reunion, took place in front of exactly 400 viewers, dozens or even hundreds more being turned away at the door in order to maintain room capacity.
Dream has rocketed to fame and fortune over the course of the past couple of years. While he apparently started streaming back in 2014, the content creator has gained upwards of 30 million subscribers on YouTube since 2019 for his beloved Minecraft Manhunt series. Dream kept his identity a total secret before finally revealing his face to the public earlier this month in a video that broke 20 million views in less than a single day. The reception on the part of his fans and followers turned out to be somewhat mixed.
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Stepping into the public eye at TwitchCon, Dream was immediately moved by the positivity which he experienced. When asked by the host how he was feeling, the streamer simply replied “good.” Screams and shrieks followed from the crowd. “I just said good,” he reiterated. The screaming and shrieking continued. “I’m shaking,” Dream said. “I love you guys.”
Dream later explained how he managed to accumulate such a strong following during an interview with Bloomberg. “I’d wake up, go on my computer, get off my computer and eat, get on my computer again, then hop in bed and maybe watch some TV or something,” he explained. The content creator
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