YBC - Let’s Hunt Some Beasts
This is the song that will serve as the title and opening song for our upcoming FEATURE LENGTH video “Bloodbillies”! Pac, Ivan, and myself are incredibly excited to show you this project! We do not have a final date of premiere just yet, however I will keep you all updated here when the time gets close! We’re aiming for late September as of right now.
This song contains AI elements with lyrics written by me!
Lyrics
“Three guns ablaze you’ll be amazed,
Woke up in a strange world still in a daze,
Three hillbilly hunters ramblin’ and ready,
May the good blood guide their way,
And keep their hands steady.
The more they see the more they know,
Now they’re gonna put on a show,
Cosmic horrors they must face,
So they better pick up the pace…
…Let’s hunt some beasts!”
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A history of Yharnam Broadcasting Network (YBC) who will be so gracious to show you all Bloodbilles on the big screen!
The Founding of YBC
YBC, the Yharnam Broadcasting Network, was founded in 2007 by a group of visionary producers and hunters from the infamous town of Yharnam. The key founders included:
Ambrose Powell Hill V - His friends call him “Ambro” for short. A seasoned veteran hunter from the outskirts of Yharnam. Known for his thin mustache, charming wits, and unbelievable knowlege of Yharnam’s Deep South, Ambro became a household name after taking on a bloodletting beast with his bare hands, and coming out of the altercation unscathed.
L.C.W Stonewall - A younger hunter who became famous for his innate ability to shoot a pistol with marksman like accuracy. In his time exploring the Labyrinth below Yharnam, hes grown quite fond of rifles and blunderbusses as well, growing his knowledge of all things that go “boom” even larger.
Zeke Beauregard - Hailing from another continent, he was brought to Yharnam at a young age by his mother and late father, in search of a healing remedy to help his father overcome sickness. Though all was not as it seemed, and the Beauregards quickly realized Yharnam was not the miracle they’d hoped for. He is skilled with a rifle spear, and wants to show the world the plague of Yharnam to raise awareness for future generations.
Early Years (2007-2010)
YBC launched on a chilly autumn evening in 2007 with a documentary series called "Hunters of Yharnam," which followed a group of novice hunters as they navigated the dangers of the city. Notable cameo’s include “Foolish Fletcher” and “Vermillion Invades” in the latter half if the shows time on the air. The show was an instant hit, attracting a dedicated audience of fans who were drawn to the channel's gritty realism and thrilling storylines.
In 2008, YBC expanded its programming to include scripted shows, such as "Blood Moon," a drama series that followed a team of hunters as they battled against a mysterious cult. The show was a critical and commercial success, helping to establish YBC as a major player in the world of supernatural television.
Controversies and Partnerships
In 2013, YBC faced criticism from animal rights groups for its depiction of violence against creatures in its programming. Infamous host “Brousin Beau” from The Lands Between claimed THAT “the violence was right in line with what the outer Gods desired”, and after much turmoil was thrown into the Evergaol in Caelid. The channel responded by implementing stricter guidelines for its producers and partnering with organizations dedicated to promoting humane treatment of animals (though on the night of the hunt, these claims cannot be confirmed).
In 2018, YBC partnered with the Yharnam Hunters' Guild to create a series of training programs and workshops for aspiring hunters. The partnership helped to establish YBC as a leader in promoting responsible hunting practices and supporting the local community.
Awards and Legacy
Throughout its history, YBC has received numerous awards and nominations for its programming, including several wins at the prestigious Golden Chalice Awards. The channel's commitment to showcasing the bravery and skill of Yharnam's hunters has earned it a loyal following and critical acclaim.
Impact on Television Culture
YBC has had a significant impact on television culture, helping to popularize the genre of supernatural hunting documentaries and dramas. The channel's focus on showcasing the complexities and challenges of hunting in a supernatural environment has raised awareness about the importance of responsible hunting practices and the need for compassion and understanding towards the creatures of the night.
In the broader media landscape, YBC represents a unique blend of entertainment, education, and community engagement. As a platform that celebrates the bravery and skill of Yharnam's hunters, YBC continues to inspire and captivate audiences around the world.