Following the provocation revealed by Mr. Beast’s Dream face on YouTube Rewind, fans are able to find his home address based only on a photo of his kitchen.
After posting a photo of just their kitchen on their second Twitter account, YouTuber Dream fans were able to find out their home address and post it online.
Dream is a popular YouTube personality who plays exclusively Minecraft. Despite recent claims that Dream cheats on its Minecraft speedruns, just a few days ago, the faceless YouTuber reached the grand mark of 15 million subscribers on the video platform, with 14 million of those subscribers earned in just one year. And like most online content creators of this caliber, Dream’s fan base has grown beyond passionate and some have even become obsessed.
The drama with Dream’s private address leak seems to begin with Mr. Beast’s YouTube Rewind. Dream posted a small clip on Twitter with a smiley face sign and blocking his face, triggering Mr. Besta’s next video summing up the chaos of 2020, and many fans took the tweet to provoke a face reveal. Much like the popular content creator Corpse Husband, Dream hasn’t revealed his face on this internet, but some fans are dying to know what he looks like.
STANS TAKING THIS VERY FAR: Dream doxed after posting a photo of his kitchen on his second Twitter account. Dream has not yet published a statement on the situation in its public accounts. pic.twitter.com/QuKpIYRODQ
– Def Noodles (@defnoodles) January 2, 2021
Near the end of Mr Beast’s YouTube Rewind, the same Dream clip with the sign on his face plays, but when he releases it to reveal his face, a ball with the iconic Dream smiley covers his face. Of course, Dream has no plans to show its true identity to the internet and is only teasing its fans, but some more avid followers were happy to see his neck, calling it “Dream Neck Reveal”.
Unfortunately, some fans are saying that this instance is what led to the Dream address leaking online. Yesterday, Dream posted a photo of his kitchen on his second Twitter account and using the online real estate market Zillow, some managed to find out the location of his residence with just the photo. A Twitter user, mazouwu, was even giving it to anyone who asked until they were reported enough and disabled, changing his name on the social media platform to “ok ok im done” and excluding all content.
While some fans of the popular YouTuber are calling them and other fans for stalking behavior and taking the obsession with Dream too far, others are unfortunately saying he deserved it. Twitter user EmblemResident comments: “He fostered this by manipulating an exaggeration to his audience that he would reveal his face, but he lied.”
Dream himself has not commented on the doxing situation in any of his public social media accounts, but fortunately, no photo of his face or residence has appeared online so far, probably meaning that people have not yet visited his home address, something that happens with other YouTubers like PewDiePie and his wife Marzia very often.
