Big Freedia

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Big Freedia is an American musician and performer widely known for popularizing New Orleans bounce music and bringing the genre to mainstream audiences.

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Big Freedia canonical 4

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instanceOf LGBT entertainer
musician
person
rapper
recording artist
singer
television personality
activeYearsStart 1990s
advocatesFor LGBTQ+ visibility in hip hop and bounce music
associatedWithScene New Orleans music scene
birthName Freddie Ross Jr.
citizenship United States
collaboratedWith Beyoncé
featuredOn Beyoncé song "Break My Soul" (Queens Remix elements and promotion)
linked to: Break My Soul

Beyoncé song "Formation" (intro sample)
genderIdentity non-binary
genre bounce music
hip hop
grewUpIn New Orleans, Louisiana
hasWebsite https://www.bigfreedia.com/
influencedBy New Orleans bounce pioneers
linked to: New Orleans bounce
instrument vocals
knownFor bringing bounce music to mainstream audiences
popularizing New Orleans bounce music
LGBTIdentity queer
name Big Freedia
nationality American
networkOfShow Fuse
notableWork reality TV series "Big Freedia: Queen of Bounce"
occupation musician
rapper
reality television star
record producer
singer
songwriter
placeOfBirth New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
releasedAlbum "3rd Ward Bounce"
"Big Freedia Hitz Vol. 1"
"Just Be Free"
releasedEP "A Very Big Freedia Christmazz"
sexualOrientation gay
socialMediaPlatform Instagram
Twitter
linked to: Twitter, Inc.

YouTube
starredIn "Big Freedia: Queen of Bounce"
subjectOf documentary and media profiles on bounce music
usesPronouns she/her
they/them

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Formation featuresArtist Big Freedia
Friday (song) anniversaryRemixFeatures Big Freedia
subject linked to: Friday
Big Freedia name Big Freedia
Break My Soul interpolatedArtist Big Freedia