AldraChill sticks to history-themed games and dials the difficulty way up, with self-imposed rules that mirror real tactics and gear. Think beating Half Sword using era-accurate techniques, or tackling Bannerlord with only archers. It’s straight-up challenge content: clear constraints, high stakes, satisfying payoffs.

With ITBM, AldraChill keeps pushing the hard modes while we secure fitting sponsors, historical games, peripherals, and gear, negotiated cleanly and integrated without breaking the flow.

Jason Graves plays, reviews, and keeps it funny, modern drops, and clever side projects. He even hunted down a “forgotten” Zelda: A Link to the Past to play and assess, and took inspiration from “UFO 50” to assemble his own “NES 50” showcase. Fast cuts, clear verdicts, and well-timed jokes make the takes land without feeling heavy.

With ITBM, Jason keeps the reviews flowing while we line up the right partners, publishers, peripherals, retro hardware, and gaming services, negotiated cleanly and integrated so the humor and the verdict stay front and center.

Next is exactly what the name promises, a channel built around curiosity for what comes next in space, science, and technology. From interstellar visitors like 3I/ATLAS to the frontiers of quantum computing, every video balances speculation with substance. Earlier episodes have stretched from the JWST’s revelations that challenge our understanding of cosmic structure, to bold theories suggesting the Big Bang may have been less a beginning and more a transformation.

The tone is thoughtful yet cinematic, science as mystery, not just data. With ITBM, Next continues decoding the universe’s strangest frontiers while we align partnerships that actually belong in that orbit: advanced optics, computing, aerospace tech, and education platforms, handled cleanly, without interrupting the awe.

Para Bellum brings history to life through quiet intensity. Each video pairs smooth, deliberate animation with calm narration that turns ancient wars and empires into something deeply human. From the rise and fall of Urartu to the forgotten legacy of the Hittites and the grandeur of Ancient Babylon, Para Bellum revisits what textbooks left behind, transforming overlooked history into something you feel rather than study.

With ITBM, Para Bellum keeps uncovering the past while we align partnerships that respect their craft: educational platforms, historical publishers, and strategy or history-inspired brands that fit naturally into their world.

Sparks and Code builds in that sweet spot between curiosity and chaos, the kind of channel where you learn without realizing it. From a lock-picking robot refined across versions to a custom bike gear mod built so his son could climb hills easier, every project blends utility with pure inventive fun. Nothing feels over-produced; it’s raw, workshop-honest, full of trial, error, and quiet triumph. Watching means learning a little engineering, a little problem-solving, and a lot about persistence.

With ITBM, Sparks and Code keeps tinkering freely while we line up partnerships that make sense for his world, tools, components, robotics kits, and maker brands that share his inventive spirit and keep creativity at the center of the build.

Ben Beauchamp is driven by an adventurous calm, the kind that comes from paddling across remote rivers, setting up camp miles from anyone, and finding beauty in the still moments between motion. Whether it’s a seven-day journey along the Montreal River or a quiet evening fishing on a misty island with minimal gear, his videos feel like shared escapes. The cinematic shots pull you in; the relaxed tone keeps you there. It’s adventure without bravado, just genuine curiosity and a love for the outdoors.

With ITBM, Ben keeps exploring freely while we align partnerships that fit his rhythm, outdoor gear, travel, and lifestyle brands that complement the solitude, the scenery, and the storytelling his audience shows up for.

Animarchy History makes history feel alive, ridiculous, and fascinating all at once. Each video, whether unpacking the bizarre “Great Emu War,” tracing the troubled story of Russian fighter jets, or recounting the chaos that follows whenever someone messes with America’s boats, mixes humor with deep research. The narration is sharp and witty, yet never dismissive, striking that rare balance between entertainment and respect for real events. It’s storytelling that teaches without trying to teach, keeping audiences hooked for hours.

With ITBM, Animarchy History keeps blending comedy and context while we bring in sponsors that fit their world, strategy games, documentaries, learning platforms, and history-inspired brands that match their unique voice and audience.

Signing AldraChill, Jason Graves, Next, Para Bellum, Sparks and Code, Ben Beauchamp, and Animarchy History widens our roster’s range, from high-skill gaming and retro reviews to cosmic exploration, animated history, inventive builds, outdoor journeys, and witty historical storytelling. Different worlds, same pulse. We connect each creator with brands that genuinely fit their space, handle every step of the partnership, and let them stay focused on making the work audiences come back for.

Territory is a space channel that delivers straight-up, easy-to-follow breakdowns: asteroids, interstellar visitors like 3I/ATLAS, new galaxy findings, and the big “could there be other universes?” question. It’s information-forward without the lecture vibe: clear explanations, approachable pace, and crisp visuals that make complex ideas click.

Backed by ITBM, Territory will stay precise and accessible as we bring in smart, education-friendly brand partners and design integrations that add value without disrupting the viewing experience.

Simply Filipo tackles games in clean, high-stakes arcs, 100 days to hit a clear goal in each title. Recently, he set out to defeat the ice wyvern named Nanatak in the game Ark: Ragnarok Ascended, with clean edits and clear milestones.

With ITBM, Filipo will keep the 100-day format tight while we secure aligned sponsors, negotiate fair terms, and structure integrations that feel natural to the challenge, preserving the clean, watch-to-the-end flow his audience loves.

Flamethrower showcases hands-on builds and clever code in a straight-to-the-point style, clean engineering projects, practical DIY, and approachable explanations. He’s a Spanish creator publishing in English, which gives his videos a friendly, international feel. He also runs PureScience, where experiments and fundamentals get their own spotlight.

With ITBM, Flamethrower will focus on what he does best while we handle brand partnerships, sourcing sponsors that naturally fit his projects, negotiating fair terms, and structuring integrations that respect his creative flow and audience trust.

Norwegian Farm Life follows a family reviving a 100-year-old farm on Norway’s west coast after decades of rest. It’s wholesome, slow-living progress, starting with fixing the barn, stacked with practical projects and everyday wins. Family-friendly, useful, and calming to watch.

With ITBM, the channel stays true to its rhythm while we handle brand partnerships, matching them with tools, homestead gear, animal care, outdoor, and family-safe household brands. We secure fair terms and craft integrations that fit naturally into real farm tasks, preserving the authenticity viewers come for.

Signing Territory, Simply Filipo, Flamethrower, and Norwegian Farm Life widen our roster’s range, from space explainers and 100-day gaming challenges to engineering builds and homestead restoration. Different audiences, shared momentum. Our role is simple: secure the right brand partners so creators can stay focused on making great content.

Late Night Woodworking crafts high-end pieces, nightstands, tables, museum-grade frames, with careful joinery and a clean, understated finish. He works with classic hardwoods and even exotic choices like purpleheart, bringing out the vibrant colors after applying a finish. The hook is simple and honest: he builds the piece, then takes it into real life, shooting the photos that will go in the frames, living with the furniture, and showing how it holds up.

With ITBM, he keeps that rhythm while we line up sponsors that fit naturally, tools, finishes, hardware, lumber suppliers, and photo/studio gear, structured to respect his process and his audience’s trust.

Jiga Tech is all about operating systems on the “wrong” hardware, Windows on a Nintendo Switch, macOS on an iPad, and even testing Xbox on a Steam Deck. The format is simple and addictive: attempt, troubleshoot, iterate, explain. Sometimes he pushes the concept further, snagging ultra-cheap devices (like a Walmart PC) or modding other gear, whether through software tweaks, hardware changes, or both..

With ITBM, Jiga Tech keeps experimenting while we bring in fitting sponsors, storage and memory, docks and hubs, components, and performance tools, negotiated fairly and integrated naturally into real tests.

Curtis Ryan Woodside is a filmmaker, photographer, author, and Egyptologist who turns ancient Egypt into cinematic, accessible history. His channel features full-length documentaries and focused videos, from royal tombs and desert expeditions to the people, crafts, and beliefs that shaped the Nile world. Expect careful research and clear narration that brings context to big names (pharaohs, queens, gods) and to the unsung figures who kept a civilization running.

With ITBM, Curtis stays focused on the work while we manage brand partnerships that fit, educational platforms, history publishers, museums and exhibitions, travel and field gear, structuring integrations that respect historical accuracy and his audience’s trust.

Sketchy covers Formula 1 with meme-speed edits and punchline-first commentary, explaining every team, unpacking driver drama, and tackling doomsday takes like “the end of McLaren” while actually teaching how the sport works. It’s fast, funny, and sneakily informative: rules, strategy, and history wrapped in clips and chaos you can’t stop watching.

With ITBM, Sketchy keeps the jokes flying while we handle brand partnerships that fit fan culture, racing gear and sims, tech and peripherals, lifestyle and merch, negotiated cleanly and integrated without stepping on the punchlines.

Signing Late Night Woodworking, Jiga Tech, Curtis Ryan Woodside, and Sketchy widens our roster, from high-end builds and frames to OS-on-unlikely-hardware experiments, cinematic Egypt documentaries, and meme-smart F1 explainers. New audiences, new lanes, same standard. We pair each channel with brands that actually fit their world, handle the deals end-to-end, and let the creators keep making the work people show up for.