The Dubeks attend Chase's live-streamed album release party, which is being held on their father's birthday. Things quickly fall apart when Chase announces on-camera that, in dedication of his father, part of his album sales will be donated to the American Cancer Society. Shuli confronts the Dubeks when a viewer complains that Chase's father did not die of cancer. Distraught, Pat gets pushed to her breaking point and experiences a meltdown in front of Chase, the audience, and the livestream viewers. She reveals that her husband, who was an alcoholic, froze to death on the roof of their home, and that she lied to Chase because she wanted Chase to have a good memory of his father. Following the incident, the hashtag #MyDadFroze begins trending online, and Streeter reveals that Chase has been asked to perform at the MTV Video Music Awards.
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