
Dream, the popular creator of Minecraft, has landed in troubled waters after launching one of the strangest products. He put the product up for sale, baffling the entire community who instantly turned against him.
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After all, they felt ridiculed seeing its price, as it barely lived up to their expectations. Furthermore, Dream fans also felt cheated to some extent as they had reserved the product only for the people who bought their membership.
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The popular creator of Minecraft, Dream, is trolled by a strange bracelet
While being popular on the internet is a gift, there are times when it comes back to haunt you. A mistake costs you your life, leaving aside your perfect personality in society. This has been the case with the popular Minecraft Dream master, who was fooled by the recent merch release of him.
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Each YouTuber has membership access for fans as they post exclusive content about him. While some focus on releasing videos, short clips, and members-only videos, the others focus on releasing merch.
They reserve such things for members, allowing them to buy them for a certain price. However, it is important to understand that these items come with extra money since users already pay a lot for membership.

Dream’s recent product launch can be a perfect example of this as it released an exclusive USB wristband for its fans. However, he reserved the item for members only for an introductory price of $24.99. So if you’re wondering what the priced product sells, here’s what it is:
- Content includes baby pictures, some chapters from old Dream books, childhood emails, old game screenshots, Dream camera roll images/memes, and more!
- Combining the fun of a bracelet with the utility of a USB stick
- Slap USB has a unique design that fits any wrist size
4GB of storage - Branded pencil case with magnetic lid closure
- Made and branded in the USA.
It was only a matter of minutes before fans found out about this strange product, as they expressed their feelings on Twitter. This is what they had to say.
Why would I have to have someone’s baby photos on a USB wristband? Whatever your fan base is smoking, I need it π
β ΩΩ (@narsicicct) September 15, 2022
Dude really is making money off his fans in the weirdest way possible.
β Vinny (@vinny7299) September 15, 2022
I CAN’T believe I’m trying to sell this, I’m not a dream anymore, I’m shutting down the 24/7 live stream I have from outside your house π
β Docx2 (@docx2gamer) September 15, 2022
I’m not a fan of dreams, but this doesn’t seem too bad to me, not the worst value.
1. It is a bracelet to wear, so it is merchandising.
2. it’s a flash drive, only 4gb but still, not terrible.
3. you get the photos/stories/garbage that a reasonable fan would want and enjoyβ Communist Venture (@vagrant_beard) September 16, 2022
Surely no one is paying $25 for some baby photos of random guys.
β Maximasma (@maximasmafn) September 15, 2022
This is predatory behavior. Allowing his fans to get deeply involved in his personal life, in a creepy way as a stalker.
These are mostly children you are dealing with here.
β PULSE CHE (@cheataah) September 15, 2022
I don’t know about baby pictures and emails and what not… that seems genuinely personal to me that I wouldn’t want to be in nature… but a bracelet that works like a USB seems niche to me.
β EliteNGHTMRE #NGHTMRes10 (@EliteNGHTMRE) September 15, 2022
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During this, a fan also pointed out their ridiculous membership prices, proving how useless they were. This is what he said. He was not wrong at all, as Dream was charging $16 a year for electronic newsletters.
In conclusion, it’s strange how great creators sometimes think to make money. They expel the strangest ideas that only make sense to them.
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