Felix "PewDiePie" Kjellberg and Dream are two really popular streamers who dominate the streaming market right now. Although PewDiePie is the most popular streamer by far currently, Dream has managed to make a name for himself as well.Keeping in mind their popularity, fans made an odd revelation with respect to the audience base that PewDiePie and Dream have. Both of these individuals have provided an amazing boost to Minecraft, making it more popular than it already was.Fans make an odd revelation about PewDiePie and Dream's audienceImage via Twitter (@quack7)When popular streamers like PewDiePie begin playing a particular game, it's evident that a huge part of their fan base will also hop onto the bandwagon and join that game as well.According to the user above, when PewDiePie joined Minecraft, a large chunk of his fan base also joined the game, and they were mostly males. In Dream's case however, the gamers who joined the game were supposedly largely teenage women, and the internet seemed to have a problem with that.While it's difficult to understand where the issue lies in teenage girls joining a popular game like Minecraft, this tweet was reposted on TikTok and Instagram. Although the original tweet isn't available at this point of time, the tweet showing the repost can be seen below.THE ONE TIME I GET REPOSTED ON TIKTOK AND INSTAGRAM IS FOR THE FUCJING PEWDIEPIE TWEET pic.twitter.com/LhC8eW4CBI— $7.00 (@quack7_) February 8, 2021While it's still unclear what the issue is with teenage girls playing Minecraft, a few users on the internet feel that this issue exists nevertheless.LMAO FR ITS EVERYWHEREE— jazy ⚯͛ (@jazycoria16) February 8, 2021Users also believe that it probably has something to do with Dream himself, because the internet has been trying to cancel the individual for very trivial things of late. Recently, he was accused of being racist because he did a victory screech on one of his live streams.You are so cool and right. pic.twitter.com/ZG6SiE81OV— MeowZie (@MeowwZie) February 9, 2021Dream mentioned in one of his tweets that the internet had a bad habit of taking his words out of context every time he said something. So, there's a high chance that a part of the internet has issues with Dream for some unknown reason.me: I don’t care about my run being verified, the mods decision is respectable, sorry for my behavior originally, at the end of the day I understand their POV.mods: respond respectfully, decide not to make a video to not prolong dramayoutubers: here’s why dream is a SCUMBAG— dream (@dreamwastaken) December 31, 2020I make an analogy about how I don’t “love” my fan base like I “love” my family or best friends, but instead more like I “love” cats even if I don’t know every cat. and people get upset and say its “creepy”. can’t say anything without people taking you out of context nowadays— dream (@dreamwastaken) December 29, 2020Both PewDiePie and Dream are yet to comment on this matter, but it's highly unlikely that these two individuals will take a dig at each other. They've not had bad blood between them and it isn't likely that this scenario is going to result in any either.However, when it comes to their audience and fans, it's very hard to say what these people will do, because streamers and celebrities cannot control what their fans say or do. Moreover, people say a lot of problematic things on the internet under the garb of anonymity and get away unscathed. Keeping all that in mind, where this issue heads, remains to be seen.