Perhaps it's more of a male content creator thing, as fan girls seem to often perpetuate the mystery with fanart, unapologetic stanning videos, and fantasy situations. Really the best thing a creator can now be is anonymous. On the other hand, when Technoblade was diagnosed with cancer and it affected his life, he had the privacy to deal with that in his own time away from the ever watchful eyes of the internet. Though the circumstances couldn't have been worse, showing who he was to his fans finally let them in on what felt like the streamer's master plan, and allowed his family to celebrate his successes publicly. His real name and identity was only revealed in his farewell message to his fans and, in that case, it felt like Technoblade's parting gift to those who supported him and his videos. Like Dream, Technoblade was a Minecraft YouTuber but sadly he passed away (opens in new tab) at the age of only 23. He is yet to do a face reveal but that hasn't stopped the internet trying to discover his identity and, with Dream's reveal, memes about Corpse doing one next arose.Īnother creator, by the name of Technoblade, was also anonymous during his career. Deep and sexy, his music and all his content hinged on his low vocal range and quietly aloof attitude. The music artist suddenly found himself in the middle of the Among Us content creation infatuation because his voice was unlike anything anyone had ever heard. The video went up, and people pressed play.Īnd who can forget CorpseHusband.

This man with millions and millions of views on every Minecraft video, known for both the good and the bad (specifically his Minecraft cheating scandal), was about to show everyone what he looked like finally. The pressure mounted, and fans waited with bated breath. Millions of likes in total, hundreds of thousands of retweets and piles of comments waiting to see what this YouTuber looked like. Big content creators got calls from Dream, elevating this from just a face reveal to the YouTube event of the year. Wilbur Soot laughed about how good his hair looked. KSI joked that Dream was actually Black though we all knew that wasn't the case from Dream showing at least small amounts of his body over the years. Hasan did this live on stream and said he thought he was going to be ' worse looking'. From TinaKitten to HasanAbi, hundreds of thousands of people liked and reacted to these teasing promo videos, each one hinting at what he might look like. In the 48 hours leading up to the reveal, Dream called content creators who filmed their reactions to seeing his face for the first time. You can have your very own Portal 2 Plush Turret for $34.99 on ThinkGeek’s website right here.Over a million people on YouTube waited to see what Dream looked like. Your plush turret is ignored (times out after 30 seconds of inactivity):Įven though it sold out quickly after it’s December release, the ThinkGeek website shows that the Portal 2 Plush Turret will most likely be back in stock on January 19th, which is….tomorrow! I plan on buying at least two, so I know that both of my kids will be safe thanks to our trusted friend in Science!.Your plush turret is moved or knocked over:.Your plush turret detects motion nearby:.The actions below will randomly result in the given quotes….Does not include working dual machine guns.The glowing eye is how it says it loves you.Officially licensed Portal 2 Collectible.It also has phrases for whenever it’s knocked over! When the motion sensor is activated, the Turret talks, quoting many of it’s hilarious lines from Portal and Portal 2. The Portal 2 Plush Turret is a huggable and non-deadly version of Aperture’s best-selling security bot, featuring a glowing red eye and a motion sensor. This officially licensed Portal 2 collectible is not your average cuddly plush toy though. If you’re as big of a Portal fan as I am, then you already know about ThinkGeek’s latest exclusive, the Portal 2 Plush Turret.

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