Unfortunately, Flau’jae Johnson, a rapper and standout for the LSU Tigers, never got to meet her dad, rapper Jason ‘Camoflauge’ Johnson
The LSU Tigers are the first national winners after defeating the Iowa Hawkeyes in the NCAA women’s college basketball championship tournament.
The two most well-known players before the tournament were Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, but freshman guard Flau’Jae Johnson has since emerged as a star of comparable calibre.
Who is rapper Jason Camoflauge Johnson dad of Flau’jae Johnson and his cause of death
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— Flaujae 4️⃣ (@Flaujae) May 4, 2022
Hip-hop and basketball sensation Flau’jae Johnson was born in Savannah, Georgia.
The 19-year-old began rapping in middle school and has since grown to have 17,489 monthly Spotify listeners, 144,000 YouTube subscribers, and a contract with Jay-Z’s record label Roc Nation.
Since joining Roc Nation in 2020, she has collaborated with artists like Boosie Badazz, YFN Lucci, and Lil Baby.
When she was twelve, she made an appearance in The Rap Game on the Lifetime network. She gained national recognition two years later when she took part in season 13 of America’s Got Talent.
She got a golden buzzer for making it to the quarterfinals, where she was regrettably eliminated. Despite focusing more on hoops, she continued to rap throughout her early adolescent years.
Can You Hear Me Now, Johnson’s first single, was released in 2017; Big 4, her most recent, which was played in the stadium after the Tigers won the national title, was released in January 2023. Johnson has released more than a dozen singles.
She currently has agreements in place with organisations including Puma, McDonald’s, Gatorade, Beats by Dr. Dre, and others. She is allegedly the fourth highest paid player in women’s basketball, earning $669,000 annually.
The most recent reports claim that Lil Wayne and Flau’jae are “about to connect musically soon.”
Jason ‘Camoflauge’ Johnson, father of LSU Tigers star and rapper Flau’jae Johnson
The LSU hooper is a special person because she succeeds in both music and athletics.
Flau’jae Johnson’s parents, Kia J Brooks and Jason ‘Camoflauge’ Johnson, have had a major influence because her father was also an artist.
Flau’jae’s father was Jason, a talented artist who was brutally killed in Savannah in 2003.
Sadly, because Jason passed away more than five months before Flau’jae was born, her mother Kia raised her and she was never being able to meet her father. Flau’jae was being carried by Kia at the moment.
Keepin’ It Real, the final record by Camoflauge, was released in 2002. He was best known for the tracks Laying My Stunt Down and Cut Friends.