Bazardugrenier

Yes, Bazar du Grenier is the companion variety channel to Joueur du Grenier (JdG), one of the most iconic gaming channels in French YouTube history. The channel's own bio describes it as the "fourre tout" (catch-all) channel of the grenier, covering cinema, tabletop RPGs, let's plays, and game reviews — content that doesn't fit the classic retro-review format of the main JdG channel.

"Bazar du Grenier" translates roughly to "Attic Jumble" or "Attic Junk Shop" in English, playing on the grenier (attic) theme of the Joueur du Grenier universe. The name signals the channel's eclectic, no-fixed-format approach: one video might be a cinema deep-dive, the next a tabletop RPG session or a gaming history piece.

Yes — tabletop and pen-and-paper RPGs are explicitly listed in the channel's own bio alongside cinema, let's plays, and game reviews. This makes Bazar du Grenier one of the few French-language gaming channels to give regular coverage to the tabletop hobby, reflecting the broader pop-culture range of the Joueur du Grenier team.

Yes, Bazar du Grenier launched a dedicated Sonic fangames series, with Episode 1 already live on the channel. The series digs into the sprawling world of fan-made Sonic games, which fits the channel's wider passion for gaming culture well beyond mainstream releases.

The video "The Real House of the Simpsons" investigates the real-world story behind the iconic Simpsons family home, a subject that has fascinated fans of the show for decades. It's a clear example of the channel's pop-culture documentary style, blending cinema fandom with investigative storytelling.

"The Country Where Sega Is Still King" explores how Sega has maintained a powerful cultural presence in a specific market long after losing the global console wars in the late 1990s. The video fits the channel's deep love of gaming history and lesser-known industry stories that mainstream gaming media tends to overlook.

Yes, Bazar du Grenier partnered with Paradox Interactive — the studio behind strategy and RPG titles like Crusader Kings, Victoria 3, and Stellaris — for a sponsored collaboration in late 2025. The partnership is a natural fit given the channel's dedicated coverage of complex, deep games alongside its tabletop RPG content.

Yes, Bazar du Grenier has featured EA as a sponsor, with the #sponsoredbyea hashtag appearing among the channel's content. EA integrations on a gaming channel of this scale typically tie into a major game launch or update, and the partnership aligns with the channel's broad gaming coverage.

Bazar du Grenier is partnered with Holy Energy (also branded simply as Holy), a gaming-focused energy drink that has become popular with European content creators. The brand has featured in multiple sponsored posts on the channel through mid-2026, reflecting its push into the French-language gaming space.

Bazar du Grenier has surpassed 2 million subscribers on YouTube, placing it firmly in the Macro creator tier. The channel's engagement rate runs well above the gaming category average — a strong signal of a particularly loyal and active community for a channel of its size.