A loud and proud male dance team from Mobile, Alabama, The Prancing Elites try to balance both fame and prejudice to continue doing what they love. Inspired by NeNe Leakes, the Elites stand up to objections by showing who they are at a local parade.
After being rejected by all-female dance competitions, the Prancing Elites create an event in which both men and women can compete against each other. But the Elites struggle to handle the pressure when one member gets sick at the last minute.
The Prancing Elites have big dreams of performing in front of a stadium-size crowd, so they travel to New Orleans to try to perform in the Bayou Classic- and they won’t take no for an answer. On the way back, Jerel gets some heartbreaking news.
The Prancing Elites get the opportunity to turn the heads of Mobile’s greatest secret society.
The Prancing Elites return to the Jackson Black Pride J-Sette Dance Championship to defend their title. But when Kareem’s health threatens to keep him out of competition, will the Prancing Elites prevail?
The Prancing Elites book a gig on a dinner cruise boat-but the job hangs on their ability to help promote the event and recruit enough customers. Kareem finally reveals the secret he's been keeping.
After his diagnosis as HIV positive, Kareem and his team put together an HIV Awareness Event.
Unhappy about Kentrell’s recent bookings, Jerel takes matters into his own hands and books the team a new gig at a Western Bingo Bar. Adrian gets a full time job, but how will he balance working full time and dancing with the team?
Tim is heartbroken from breaking up with her boyfriend after he does something unthinkable. The Elites say "I DO" when asked to perform at a Mardi Gras-themed wedding.
Hoping to take the Elites to a new level, the group heads to Los Angeles to audition for a music video. The Elites meet with a Media Coach to prepare for a radio interview, but Kareem is hesitant to speak out.
The team prepares for their first co-ed competition, but friction within the team and hostility from the crowd is hard to overcome. Will the team rediscover their passion and rise to the top, or crumble under the pressure?
As Mardi Gras season comes to a close, The Prancing Elites are left without a parade invitation. Captain Kentrell makes a final plea to the secret societies that hold the key to Mobile's parades, but will he be able to lock down an offer in time?
The team's success grows in the Season 2 premiere. Also: Kentrell tries to keep the group together when side projects enter the mix; a rival dance team offers Kareem a tempting offer; and Adrian serves as mentor to young dancers.
Kentrell worries that the team will get distracted with Jerel's birthday approaching. Elsewhere, a nervous Kareem must deliver awkward news to the team.
A feud heats up when the Elites compete at a dance battle against a rival team, and Kareem is caught in the middle.
A dream comes true when the Elites at last get invited to a field-show performance. Meanwhile, Tim's personal issues impact his team dedication.
The Elites prepare for a performance in New Orleans, trying to overcome fights, fears and rising pressure in the process. Meanwhile, Kentrell makes a decision that may change the Elites forever.
Montre grows concerned about the growth of the Elites and enlists a top choreographer to guide them. Meanwhile, Kentrell prepares to hold auditions to find the next Elite.
Kentrell holds auditions, and no one's place on the team is safe. Also, a serious injury puts a halt to the auditions.
Jerel and Kentrell connect with their estranged fathers. In other developments, the Elites attend an LGBT youth homecoming, and the newcomers try to wow the original Elites.
The Elites prepare for their 2nd annual Prance to the Beat showcase and the pressure gets to the new Elites; Kentrell still has to decide if they will prance on our prance out, for good.
The Elites fly to LA to take their talent to the next level when a familiar face brings them a surprise of a lifetime.
The Prancing Elites heard about the drought in California, and they know just how they can help.
“Wore Ya Down” showcases the Elites strengths and talents as individuals, while showing the importance of being a group and working together, an overall theme addressed in Season 2. The message is to always be your authentic self, no matter who stands in your way, or who tries to "Wore ya Down."
