Big Freedia is ready to secure her spot as a regular judge on RuPaul's Drag Race

One thing about Big Freedia... she means business. You already know!

The rapper and entrepreneur is high on life right now as her hit reality show Big Freedia Means Business is making waves for its second season.

“I was ready! It’s time to keep the business rolling. It’s a great feeling to see someone of my statute to be in these different spaces. That’s what it’s about for me… just elevating everyone around me and myself,” Freedia tells PRIDE.

Freedia is keeping those good vibes going when it comes to the upcoming presidential election.

The star has had quite a few of twerking videos go viral as she’s encouraging everyone to shake their asses as they head to the polls and vote.

“It’s your voice and it needs to be heard! We need to be running our asses to the polls, not only shaking to the pools… we need to be running to the poll, honey. We need to make sure that we put somebody in office who’s going to represent for all of us and our community. We want to make history!”

Although she's more booked and busy than ever, Freedia also loves to serve as a guest judge on RuPaul's Drag Race whenever Mama Ru calls her up.

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In fact, she's hoping to secure more appearances on hit competition show and would even consider upgrading to a regular judge.

"We are manifesting it! Put it out there. We are putting it into existence. Depending on the schedule, [I'd love it.]"

Big Freedia Means Business is streaming now on Fuse. To see the full interview with Big Freedia, check out the video at the top of the page.