In Lyon, Tom Liogier and Théo Sabadel, also known as Marrant Club, never do things halfway. Known for their absurd videos and improvised happenings, these two students are churning out viral concepts on TikTok and Twitch, where they have over 600,000 followers and nearly 500,000 on Instagram. The latest stunt? A huge “6-7” event held at place Bellecour, which attracted hundreds of curious onlookers. A
appetizer before a much more ambitious project.
A tour of France… video game style
The duo embarked on a tour of France like no other, following a simple rule: progress in ascending order of departments. That means starting in Ain (01), then heading to 02, and so on until reaching Val-d'Oise (95). To move from one area to another, they must complete a “main quest” or three “side quests.” It’s a concept straight out of a real-life RPG, with a twist of asphalt and unexpected adventures.
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All their adventures are broadcast live, turning each step into a true interactive show. With unlikely challenges, unexpected encounters, and moments of spontaneity (even pure improvisation), the audience follows their progress in real-time. A format that perfectly aligns with their ambition: to become references for IRL live content in France. And clearly, they’re off to a great start!
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Stuck in Ain... for now
For the moment, the two guys from Lyon are still in Ain, proving that their challenge is far from a walk in the park. Between goals to meet and unexpected surprises, every department has its own charm. Will we see them back in Rhône soon? That's still up in the air. But one thing is for sure: with their energy and a well-handled sense of chaos, Marrant Club is turning this tour of France into a real outdoor series.