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Check Out The First Trailer For DanTDM's New YouTube Red Show
If you're familiar with Minecraft streaming or have younger family members who are, there's a good chance that the name DanTDM rings a bell. The popular streamer has created a sizable audience with his enthusiastic, kid-friendly videos that feature Mojang's game and scores of other weird titles, and he lent his vocal talents to Minecraft: Story Mode's sixth episode. Dan is starring in an upcoming YouTube Red Original show, too, and we've got the first look at the official trailer.
DanTDM Creates a Big Scene features Dan and his rambunctious cast of friends (including Danielle Tabor from the Harry Potter films) as they work to put together a live show, similar to the one he's touring throughout Australia and the U.S. It's silly stuff – expect cartoon pigs and talking pugs – but fans of DanTDM probably wouldn't have it any other way.
The first episode will be available for everyone, but you'll need to be a member of YouTube Red to access the entire six-episode run when it goes live on April 7. YouTube Red is YouTube's paid service that includes ad-free streaming and access to original programming.
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