IN PHOTOS: $1.2M NIL-valued Flau'jae Johnson shares snippet of her life in latest IG "summer dump" ft. Paige Bueckers

Flau'jae Johnson has had a summer like no other college athlete. She collaborated with Lil Wayne on her debut album, was part of BET's inaugural Culture Class, and performed at ESPYs and WNBA All-Star events alongside several other ventures to solidify her multi-faceted career.

Before she settles into her star role for LSU basketball, Johnson shared her highlights from the offseason, encapsulated in a series of photos and videos on her Instagram.

"No Such Thing As Life That’s Better Than Yours 💫4️⃣ Beyond Thankful, Lil Summer Dump 🫶 @karjahcarterofficial DID MY HAIR IN EVERY PHOTO 😭🫶," she captioned the post.

Starting off with her 2023 championship ring with LSU, Falu'jae Johnson tagged the people she met in her journey to extend gratitude: Lil Wayne, Coach Tony (her boxing trainer), Rob Riley (personal player development coach), LaFrance (clothing brand), Brandon Collins (the creative mastermind behind her music videos) alongside women's college basketball star Paige Bueckers and Kia J Brooks (her mom).

Johnson aims to pursue her dual career by creating harmony in her on-court and recording station pursuits. She already has a set of raw beats and sounds to assist her music production untill next year, which will help her dedicate complete attention to basketball as the 2024-25 season nears. Moreover, she has been giving at least four hours daily to basketball despite her tiring off-season endeavors.

Flau'jae Johnson collaborates for "Official Anthem of the WNBA"

Flau'jae Johnson will be in her junior year next season and could choose to bank on her final year eligibility before moving to the big league, making the most of NIL opportunities and her college days. Her music career has allowed her to leave a mark on the WNBA world.

Last month, Johnson appeared for a verse in Culture Jam's song "Can't Get Enough" alongside Lakeyah and BIA.

Official Anthem Of The WNBA Is Out Now 🔥🔥🔥“Can’t Get Enough” (Out Now) @bia @lakeyah @culturejam

The track will be used by ESPN as its official WNBA song, playing during intros, outros and match promos.