College hoops fans hype up LSU star Flau'jae Johnson over latest song 'Pop It': "HARD" "They ain't ready for you"

LSU Tigers star Flau'jae Johnson has been having a busy offseason attending concerts and working on her rap career after leading her team to the Elite Eight of the 2024 NCAA Tournament. Johnson has already released several singles and also has an album in the works.

On Friday, the popular Tigers star released a new rap single, "Pop It," and posted a preview of its music video on her Instagram page.

"POP IT VIDEO OUT NOW 🔥," Johnson wrote.

College hoops fans on Instagram reacted positively to the snippet of the song hyping up the LSU star in the comment section of her post.

"HARD," a fan wrote.

"They ain't ready for you," another posted.

Johnson's IG comment section

Johnson's IG comment section

Johnson's IG comment section

A week ago, Johnson revealed that she was dropping her album "Best of Both Worlds" soon and even posted artwork from the project.

Flau'jae Johnson chose LSU for rap and basketball career

LSU Tigers star Flau'jae Johnson has become renowned for balancing both her rap and basketball careers to the very highest levels, but when she was being recruited, that aspect was a contentious one.

During an interview with USA Today, Johnson revealed that she chose to join LSU because the program allowed her to pursue both her rap and basketball career.

"When I was getting recruited, a lot of teams kept asking me, ‘Which one do you wanna do?’ And I’d be like, ‘I wanna do both,’" Johnson said. "And they wouldn’t understand me so I was like, 'I’ll just do music (and quit basketball).'

"I was already making money, already buzzing. But then I found a place (LSU) that really understood my vision and just allowed me to be myself while playing the sport I love."

Since then, she has managed to snag a collaboration with renowned musicians like Wyclef Jean and Lil Wayne, while getting a lucrative deal with Jay Z's Roc Nation label.

Her career has reached new heights as Johnson will perform at the star-studded 2024 Cannes Lions Festival in Paris on June 17 alongside stars like Jason and Travis Kelce and Draymond Green.

Flau'jae Johnson revealed that she would not pursue both careers for a long time and that she has a retirement scenario in mind.

"Oh, I am not going to be in my 30s still playing in the league," Johnson said. "No, I’ve been playing since I was 3. I’m gonna get a couple of years in the league (WNBA), hopefully, buy a team and then go sit on an island in Cancun."

Flau'jae Johnson is already breaking glass ceilings as both the face of college basketball and as an upcoming rap career at the very top of the game.