DreamWasTaken

DreamWasTaken is the name used online of American player Clay most well-known for his Minecraft-related videos on YouTube. Dream was an avid player since his childhood, and then created his own YouTube channel that shared his playthroughs and commentaries. Dream has collaborated with BadBoyHalo (a fellow gamer) and GeorgeNotFound. George as well as Dream are believed to be being in a romantic relationship. Dream is yet to reveal the identity of his partner and is using his avatar from gaming in every online profile. DreamWasTaken started his journey on social media platforms as a player. He makes Minecraft commentaries and playthroughs on YouTube, among other platforms. With his YouTube channel Dream was able to rise to prominence. Launched on 8 February 2014 the channel was launched by him. More than 675 thousand subscribers have joined the channel. The channel has more than 584 thousand views. BadBoyHalo collaborated on some video content on YouTube Minecraft Videos.

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