Big Freedia: Queen of Bounce - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
One Busy Queen
Queen Diva's back with bigger goals and a new manager to help make her dreams come true. But tension with Melvin could derail all of their plans. Flash & Skip form a rap group along with DJ Juan, while Devon pursues the idea of marrying Freedia.
Pop Goes the Question
The guys of Team Freedia came together to start Mile Hi, a rap group, but when Wilberto watches them perform and is unimpressed, it's clear they need a little more oomph. Meanwhile, Big Freedia's boyfriend Devon wants to take it to the next level with his Queen.
OMG It's Beyoncé
Freedia and Devon are at odds over the details of their dream nuptials, but they find harmony thanks to a recording session with producer Mannie Fresh and a phone call from Beyonce. A homeless Flash turns to Melvin for shelter.
Get in Formation
Freedia scores a lot of publicity thanks to her feature on Beyonce's "Formation," but the wrong type of attention comes her way due to a fight during Mardis Gras. Meanwhile, Tootie wants to reunite the Shake Team and bring back dancer Steph.
Twerkloose
Controversy tails Freedia when a Mississippi concert is canceled for "excessive twerking," putting a sour note on the team's plan to debut new music from the Queen Diva's forthcoming album. Also: Tootie gives back to the community.
It's Soul Food
Freedia sets out to expand her brand by launching Big Freedia's Soul Food. Freedia's world upends with news of a federal indictment, and Flash tries to connect with his family.
Diva's Day in Court
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.
Right to Twerk
A previously banned Mississippi performance is rescheduled, with the team setting out to commemorate the show by shooting a music video for a new single. Meanwhile, Tootie mentors a girl and surprises her with a fashion-week opportunity.
Twerkout
Freedia attempts to expand her brand into the digital realm by producing a Bounce-based exercise app. Tootie channels her inner construction worker when the team builds a home for a family via Habitat for Humanity.
Soul Food Pop-up
Freedia sets out to launch a pop-up restaurant, though uncertainty clouds her future as her hearing draws near. Freedia and Devon make a difficult decision in the wake of a tumultuous engagement.
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