Mom Kia Brooks drops 3-word reaction for $1.5 million NIL-valued Flau'jae Johnson’s latest music video

LSU women's basketball star Flau'jae Johnson dropped the music video of her song, "Big Bag," on Monday. Johnson shared a clip of the song on her Instagram page, with the caption:

"💰 I heard if you bump this song it’s a money magnet ! #BigBag Official Video out now 🤩 TAG SOMEBODY THAT HAVE A #BigBag 💰."

Her mom, Kia Brooks, took to the comment section to hype her daughter for the latest achievement.

"Big Bag Momma 4️⃣😮‍💨 👜," Brooks wrote.

Kia Brooks hypes daughter, Flau'jae Johnson, for new music video on IG. Image via @flaujae

Johnson continues to win both on the court and off the court. On the court, she is averaging 19.7 points, 6.1 rebounds and 2.8 assists per game on 50.2% shooting this season. Off the court, the Georgia native is a rising star in the music industry, having followed in the footsteps of her late father, Camoflauge.

Johnson also signed lucrative Name Image and Likeness deals and has now been ranked top in the valuation for women's basketball at $1.5 million. Her latest video, "Big Bag," has over 11,000 views within the first week of its release on YouTube.

Kim Mulkey unimpressed with Flau'jae Johnson despite LSU's win vs Auburn in SEC game

No. 6 LSU (17-0, 2-0 SEC) beat Auburn (9-6, 0-2 SEC) 73-63 in the PMAC on Sunday. Flau'jae Johnson was part of the Tigers' players who scored double digits, with 12 points.

LSU made a slow start to the game. However, Johnson's bucket in the second half, after bypassing four Auburn defenders by herself, put LSU up 19-16 in the second quarter and became an accelerator for the Tigers' 25-8 run to reclaim the lead.

Despite the win, LSU head coach Kim Mulkey was unimpressed by her junior guard's performance and did not mince words in expressing her opinion.

"Flau'jae and Mikaylah (Williams) didn't shoot it particularly well today but you got to do other things to help us win whether it's defense or rebounding," the coach said (6:26).

Mulkey also expressed regret for not removing Johnson from the court and not giving Kailyn Gilbert, who finished the game with 17 points from the bench, more playing time.

"If you've watched us play, I will throw [Kailyn Gilbert] out there. I did it in the fourth quarter today, but it wasn't the right decision to make. What I should have done is taken Flau'jae off the floor and given KG those minutes."

Johnson's 12 points are her second-lowest for the season. However, the junior remains a key member of Mulkey's team and will be expected to improve on her performance as the Tigers face the No. 16 Tennessee Volunteers on Thursday.