Episode 2 of Les Mascots continues the playful, behind-the-scenes look at the quirky lives of professional mascots.
This installment dives deeper into the competitive world of costume characters, highlighting the friendships and rivalries that fuel their performances.
Viewers get a glimpse at the grueling preparation process—long rehearsals, physical endurance, and the challenge of staying animated for hours in oversized suits.
At the same time, the episode balances humor with heart, showing how mascots juggle personal struggles while keeping up their high-energy stage personas.
With comedic sketches, heartfelt confessions, and unexpected mishaps, Episode 2 builds on the series’ unique mix of satire and documentary-style storytelling.
This series is Barstool Sports’ first official scripted show, premiering on August 19, 2025, on the Out of Order YouTube channel.
Barstool Sports is a digital media company focused on sports and pop culture, known for its irreverent and often controversial content. Founded in 2004 by Dave Portnoy, it has grown into a multimedia empire with a strong presence on the web, social media, podcasts, and other platforms. Barstool’s content is aimed at a young, male demographic, and the company has cultivated a highly engaged and loyal audience.
Dave Portnoy started Barstool Sports as a free, four-page newspaper distributed in the Boston area. The initial focus was on gambling and fantasy sports, but it later expanded to include other topics.
The company transitioned to the internet in 2007 and has since grown into a large media company. Barstool produces content across multiple platforms, including its website, app, podcasts, radio, video, social media, events, pay-per-view, and even subscription-based content.
Barstool is known for its strong personalities, its ability to generate buzz and conversation, and its focus on being authentic and unfiltered. The company has become a prominent presence at major sporting events, often generating more engagement and viewership than other media brands, particularly among younger audiences.
