Everyone, stop what you're doing! Throw your phones into the nearest garbage can and smash apart your TV set in excitement! The famous (or infamous, depending on what side of social media you're on) YouTuber and Minecraft streamer, Dream, has finally revealed his face to everyone! As it turns out, yes, Dream is a human!

In a short five-minute video, the YouTuber spent much of the intro playing up the 'mystery' of his face, since he had spent much of it behind a Minecraft avatar or a large mask. Naturally, he's as hilarious as any other content creator who thinks that being awkward is a funny trait to have, even 'teasing' the watchers by joking that he'll only uncover himself after receiving 50 million subscribers and hiding under the covers of his bed.

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After remembering that he's indeed being recorded and not just doing his nightly routines, Dream finally drops the mask to reveal his totally real human face. For the rest of the video, the speed-runner who was caught accidentally cheating in Minecraft talks about how he's been planning for one of his long-distance friends to move in with him and sharing that he had been slowly revealing his face to his other friends. While Dream spends time talking about how anyone can be 'behind the mask' and can take up streaming and also have tons of fans. With Dream being himself, however, he can't help but spend some time talking about his haters because he's definitely not still mad and upset that people online will roast him at any given opportunity.

Speaking of which, it should be no surprise that both fans and haters alike have taken to the 'news' like flies surrounding an enormous, swollen dead horse that still has some meat on its hefty bones. Fans of the Dream SMP star are quick to show support to their favorite e-celebrity, with many quick to say how 'genuine' he is, as well as the odd statement of "he looks just like how he sounds."

For those who are not fans of the Youtuber who has tendencies to have meltdowns on his private Twitter accounts, however, this hardly seems like a subject that's worth a whole five-minute video. While quite average in looks, it didn't take long for everyone to recirculate previous posts from Dream's various accounts, which often include somewhat... 'questionable' statements. This time, with the added bonus of having an actual face to attach to these statements.