WATCH: LSU's Flau'jae Johnson performs her hit song 'Came Out A Beast' at Overtime Select Championship 

Flau'jae Johnson's musical offseason continues through the OT Select Championship Game at the OTE Arena in Atlanta. Mya Paulo's Double Dynasty trailed by four points at halftime against Kaleena Smith's ISO WRLD when Johnson was announced to mount an exclusive performance.

With dancers near the sidelines and fans on their toes, Johnson performed the song "Legendary Flows" from her debut album "Best of Both Worlds," released on July 28. Overtime uploaded a snippet from her performance on her Instagram story to share with fans.

"FLAU'JAE JUST PERFORMED," the story read

Overtime's Instagram story about Flau'jae Johnson's performance

She also performed the song "Pop It" alongside the collaboration with 2Rare and NLE Choppa, Karma and AMF. Take a look at her appearance below (starts at 54:00)

Throughout the summer, Johnson has worked towards solidifying her musical career. The LSU guard's biggest achievement came early, a collaboration with rap icon Lil Wayne for the song "Came Out a Beast."

As Johnson's album gained traction, she began shooting for a music video with Lil Wayne in Los Angeles. In the meantime, Flau'jae Johnson also showcased her skills at the ESPYs and WNBA All-Star weekend.

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Flau'jae Johnson's musical career has positively impacted her NIL valuation

Despite her music-oriented ventures this offseason, Johnson has remained committed to matters of the court.

She has dedicated hours each day to work on her game. Nevertheless, Johnson has carved out a dual career for herself. An indication is her NIL valuation this summer.

Flau’jae Johnson’s deal with Bazooka in April and another with Apple Cash helped her stock. However, her partnership with Lil Wayne has thursted her to having the second-best NIL valuation in women’s basketball.

According to On3, Johnson is estimated at $1.2 million, closely trailing Paige Bueckers’ $1.4 million. Johnson had taken the top spot this summer before Bueckers reclaimed it. Nevertheless, Johnson's extended ventures have played a significant role in her overall stock.

The LSU guards' negotiations are usually spearheaded by her mother Kia Brooks. She not only helped Flau'jae Johnson land her first major deal with Puma, Amazon and JBL but also rocketed her music career through a deal with Jay Z's label Roc Nation.