When Big Freedia's manager suggests teaming up with an internet sensation, Mr. Ghetto, for an international tour, not everyone on Freedia's team agrees this is a good idea, and the collaboration is tested at a local show.
Big Freedia's worst suspicions are confirmed when Mr. Ghetto is arrested, jeopardizing the King and Queen of Bounce tour.
Big Freedia shoots a bounce video, and risks arrest in the process.
Old grudges and wounded egos resurface when Big Freedia teams up with fellow Bounce artists to record a Bounce song for kids.
Preparing for the first-ever Bounce show for kids, Big Freedia has to overhaul her act for a young audience and overcome the notion that Bounce is strictly X-rated.
On the eve of their first international tour, dissension erupts in Team Freedia when old friends are excluded from the trip to Brazil.
When the first show in Brazil proves to be rocky when Renee fills in as DJ, the team has to rebuild their act in time for the big show in Rio.
Mardi Gras meets Carnival, and Brazilian booty shakes, as Big Freedia kicks off her international tour with the wildest Bounce party ever in Rio de Janeiro.
The story of bounce practitioner Big Freedia continues in the Season 2 opener. Here, Freedia gears up for the South by Southwest Festival in Austin, but mishaps and clashing between two managers create drama, causing Freedia to reevaluate the team.
Big Freedia's team continues to struggle at SXSW, one of the biggest music festivals in the world. The Queen of Bounce decides that a personnel change might be in order.
Back in New Orleans, the Queen of Bounce and her team prepare for Katy Red's 15th anniversary performance and a lecture at Tulane University. Only problem is that the Shake Team have gone "Hollywood," giving a whole lotta of attitude and little effort.
With Vera's health in decline, Freedia focuses on staying in New Orleans so he can work on his new album, get ready for the upcoming Mardi Gras parade and shop for a house that he could share with his mom.
Freedia's live show hasn't changed in years and his dancers seem uninspired, so the Queen of Bounce hires a fiery creative director to revamp the show and whip the dancers into shape.
Devastated by his mother's passing, Freedia tries to be strong for his family and friends as they rally to give her a big, New Orleans send off with a second line parade.
In a clear sign that she has reached the pinnacle of success in New Orleans, Freedia is honored with the Entertainer of the Year award at New Orleans premiere music event, The Big Easy Awards. But there's much to do before the show will be ready for the rest of the world.
Team Freedia is ready to put all their hard work to the test as they prepare to unveil their new live show in LA, but success doesn't come easy as they also have to juggle a music video shoot and promotional events for Freedia's new album release. Will Team Freedia cave under the pressure and demands in LA?
Big Freedia launches his biggest tour ever with a building-shaking, window-breaking show.
Freedia hits Atlanta during his biggest tour ever; dancer Flash looks forward to reuniting with his birth mother.
Freedia's next tour stop? The nation's capital, Washington D.C. The show is a special tribute for Freedia's late mother Vera's birthday so everything has to be perfect - But will it be?
Team Freedia hits Denver, Katey Red drops in, and Freedia meets R&B diva Faith Evans. Things take a turn when Freedia gets some upsetting news about her boyfriend.
While Freedia's in Hawaii for a big show and much-deserved R&R, boyfriend troubles back home threaten to ruin his tropical bliss.
After 5 long weeks on the road, Freedia and the team return to New Orleans to end the Just Be Free tour at the Voodoo Music Festival as the Queen Diva makes a life changing decision.
Team Freedia twerks through NYC and gets a shock when she meets with the publishers of her upcoming autobiography, and Skip dreams of bouncing on Broadway.
Freedia explores new creative frontiers when she invites the people of New Orleans to an open call photo shoot celebrating the art of the Azz and all things Twerk while also trying to work on her relationship with Devon.
Freedia battles vocal problems while preparing for an artistic collaboration. Meanwhile, Flash hopes to reconnect with his long-lost brother, and Devon turns to Uncle Percy for advice about life and love.
Freedia journeys to Los Angeles for a photography-exhibit opening, while boyfriend Devon plans a surprise. Elsewhere, dancer Flash sets out to become a recording artist.
Freedia has a reunion with a family member. Meanwhile, the team rocks the Buku festival.
Team Freedia prepare for their European tour and shoot a music video, but an injury comes into play.
Team Freedia twerks across the pond to kick-off their European tour in Berlin, Germany where they find unexpected opportunities to expand the brand, and Freedia must make an important decision regarding the team’s future.
Queen Diva returns with bigger goals and a new manager, but tension with Melvin could derail plans.
Freedia prepares for her first major movie role; Devon works up the courage to propose.
Freedia and Devon's indecison; a phone call from Beyoncé; a homeless Flash.
Big Freedia's feature on Beyonce's 'Formation' gets the Queen Diva lots of publicity, but a fight with Devon at Mardis Gras garners the wrong kind of attention; Tootie wants to bring back former dancer Steph and reunite the Shake Team.
Freedia courts controversy when a concert in Mississippi gets canceled for excessive twerking; the team prepares to debut new music from the Queen Diva's upcoming album; Tootie gives back to the community.
A federal indictment rocks Freedia as she tries to expand her brand by launching Big Freedia's Soul Food; Flash seeks to connect with his long-lost family.
Freedia has her day in court and faces a media circus; Flash heads to Michigan to meet his great-grandmother and learn about his past.
Freedia's previously banned Mississippi performance gets rescheduled; Tootie surprises the girl she mentors with an opportunity at NOLA Fashion Week.
Freedia expands her brand to the digital world when she produces a Bounce-based exercise app; Tootie channels her inner construction worker when the team builds a home for a local family.
With her sentencing hearing looming and her future uncertain, Freedia prepares to launch a pop-up restaurant; Freedia and Devon make a tough decision about their relationship.
In the sixth-season opener, Freedia's recent felony conviction forces her to change everything in her life and career—from ending a lifelong love of marijuana to figuring out who in her world might be holding her back.
Freedia celebrates her birthday with friends and family; Freedia hits the streets to better her community with her famous potatoes; auditions for dancers come to a halt as things get heated with the crew.
Freedia heads back to Los Angeles to attend the Grammy Awards, but the temptation of weed affects her every step and threatens her ability to stay out of jail. Meanwhile, the new crew and the veteran dancers clash.
While Freedia lives it up in L.A., Berto is mixing things up with the dancers in New Orleans and Tootie snaps when she hears Freedia is bonding with the new dancers in Louisiana.
It's Mardi Gras in New Orleans and Freedia has finally earned a coveted spot in the main parade, but a visit by a mysterious voodoo priest unsettles her as she hears shocking predictions about her future.
Freedia records a song for a local accident attorney, and it goes viral; rumors of Devon cheating turn Freedia's personal life upside down.
Big Freedia's best friend, Katey Red, heads to the altar; competing L.A.-based record companies approach Freedia with life-changing opportunities.
It's an explosive sixth-season finale as Big Freedia takes over Las Vegas for a show-stopping performance, only to have drama follow from New Orleans that threatens to ruin Freedia's reputation and show.
