$1.8M NIL-valued Angel Reese's hilarious reaction to Flau'jae Johnson promoting her rap single post win over MTSU: "Get out ya feelings, get a bag!"

Angel Reese's LSU surfed past Middle Tennessee and confirmed their 16th Sweet 16 appearance on Sunday. The defending champions started slowly but surged in the second half to seal a comfortable 83-56 win.

In the post-game interview, Flau'jae Johnson used the opportunity to promote her single.

"Go stream my new single, 'It Ain't My Fault,'" Johnson said postgame with Reese singing along. "It's out everywhere."

Reese, who has a $1.8 million NIL value (per ON3), hilariously added:

"Get out ya feelings, get a bag!"

LSU coach Kim Mulkey had a soft laugh as Flau'jae tapped her and exited the stage.

Flau'jae is one of the most familiar faces in women's college basketball, trailing only Angel Reese ($1.8 million) and Caitlin Clark ($3.1 million) in terms of NIL deals. She boasts an impressive following on social media, with more than 1 million followers each on Instagram and TikTok.

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Angel Reese escapes a massive upset but not criticism

Angel Reese is aiming for her second straight national title with LSU. Although the Tigers cruised past MTSU, Reese's performance in the first quarter was well below her usual level. She had only six points and copped criticism from all circles.

ESPN analyst Andreya Carter criticized Reese's decision-making skills.

"Angel Reese -3- of -10 from the field. I know they are being physical with her, but she's not making good decisions," Carter said via On3. "She comes down the court, full court, missed the layup. Then what happens on the next possession? She comes down, and instead of kicking it out, she takes layup with two defenders around her."

Rebecca Lobo, an ESPN analyst, also had a similar view about Reese's performance with MTSU leading 36-32 at the break.

"You (Reese) completely contrast that with Middle Tennessee's poise and decision making," Lobo said.

However, Reese made a comeback in the second half, as she finished with 20 points and 11 rebounds.