Freedia records a song for a local accident attorney that goes viral; rumors of Devon cheating turns Freedia's personal life upside down.

Freedia lives it up in LA; Berto mixes things up with the dancers in New Orleans; Tootie snaps when she hears Freedia is bonding with the new dancers deep in the swamps of Louisiana.

Freedia’s previously banned Mississippi performance is on. The team films a music video for her new single.

Freedia and Devon can't decide on details for their dream wedding; a phone call from Beyonce; a homeless Flash.

Freedia prepares for her first major movie role. Devon works up the courage to propose.

Team Freedia arrives in Washington D.C. for a very special show to celebrate Freedia's late mother's birthday. Emotions run high as DJ Juan screws up the special tribute song the night before, and if tonight is anything less than perfect heads will roll.

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.

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.

It’s an explosive finale as Big Freedia takes over Las Vegas for a show-stopping performance.

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'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.

Freedia heads to LA for the all-star opening of her photography exhibit, while her boyfriend Devon plans a surprise for her return. Meanwhile, dancer Flash hopes to become a recording artist.

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.

Freedia struggles to overcome vocal problems in time to record a new collaboration, while Flash hopes to reunite with his long lost brother and Devon turns to Uncle Percy for advice on life & love.

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.

Freedia prepares for the prestigious South by Southwest Music Festival in Austin, Texas, but with his mother's ailing health and fighting between his two managers, Renee and Melvin, the Queen of Bounce is being pulled in too many directions.

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.

Queen Diva returns with bigger goals and a new manager, but tension with Melvin could derail plans.

Big Freedia's worst suspicions are confirmed when Mr. Ghetto is arrested, jeopardizing the King and Queen of Bounce tour.

Freedia reunites with her father, and Skip & Flash get one step closer to theirs as the team rocks Buku Fest.

Big Freedia's best friend Katey Red heads to the altar; competing LA-based record companies approach Freedia with life-changing opportunities.

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.

Stopping traffic on the streets of New Orleans and dancing on top of cars, Big Freedia goes back to her DIY roots - and risks arrest - to shoot the wildest Bounce video yet.

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.

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.

The grand finale of Freedia's Just Be Free tour is Voodoo Fest in New Orleans, alongside some of the biggest artists in music, including Outkast, Skrillex and the Foo Fighters. Voodoo needs to be Freedia's greatest concert yet and she pulls out all the creative stops.

Freedia expands her brand to the digital world when she produces a Bounce-based exercise app.

Old grudges and wounded egos resurface when Big Freedia teams up with fellow Bounce artists to record a Bounce song for kids.