Flau’jae Johnson

As a high-energy basketball athlete and artist Flau'jae Johnson leaves her mark across both sports and entertainment fields. She was born months after rapper Camoflauge Jason Johnson passed away in 2003 until his death. From an early age she received musical exposure under her mother Kia Brooks who exposed her to music as her father Camoflauge's legacy influenced her development. Johnson developed rap skills at middle school before becoming famous through "The Rap Game" and "America's Got Talent" where she won a golden buzzer in 2018.

Johnson excelled in basketball throughout high school by becoming the record holder for scoring at Sprayberry High School in Marietta Georgia. The student received the Region 6-6A Player of the Year honor and Sprayberry High School honored her as the first female to receive a jersey retirement. Her outstanding basketball skills resulted in her participation at two prestigious events the Jordan Brand Classic and the Iverson Classic while remaining the only female competitor.

During her college basketball career at Louisiana State University Johnson established herself as a prominent player. Johnson helped LSU win its first NCAA national championship during her freshman year and received SEC Freshman of the Year recognition. During her sophomore year at LSU she scored an average of 18.6 points while grabbing 5.6 rebounds and distributing 2.5 assists per game which earned her both first-team All-SEC and third-team All-America recognition.

Johnson has built her music career while pursuing her basketball career. Jay-Z's Roc Nation serves as her record label through which she has released her projects "Best of Both Worlds" in 2024 and "Flau & B" in 2025. Through her music she expresses both her personal stories and her dreams which attract listeners from all walks of life.

As one of the top college athletes Johnson has attracted multiple major brands to work with her through NIL partnerships including Puma Meta JBL and Taco Bell. Unrivaled became the second women's professional 3-on-3 basketball league that Johnson signed with after declaring her NIL deal.

Johnson dedicates her upcoming time to developing both her basketball skills and musical abilities. She will consider entering the WNBA Draft depending on her upcoming season performance but remains focused on motivating people through her versatile abilities and unwavering commitment.