Flau’jae “Big 4” Johnson is making major waves, gracing the September 2025 cover of Teen Vogue. This LSU star guard and blossoming rap artist is opening up about her journey, tackling everything from beauty standards and colorism to her WNBA aspirations and her authentic self.
At 21, Flau’jae is more than just an athlete; she’s an artist carrying on a legacy. Inspired by her late father, the rapper Camoflauge, music has become her sanctuary for healing and self-expression. She’s candid about embracing her natural beauty and dark skin, a powerful stance against the colorism pressures that have historically impacted Black women in the spotlight. Flau’jae’s journey is a testament to individuality, as she masterfully balances the intense demands of athletic training with her passion for fashion and personal style. Her ultimate goal? To be recognized as “one of the greatest to touch a mic and a basketball.”
Her coach at LSU, Kim Mulkey, recognizes Flau’jae’s unique spirit, praising her infectious joy and unwavering work ethic, calling her one of the most spirited players she’s ever coached. With her senior season at LSU ahead and the 2026 WNBA Draft on the horizon, Flau’jae Johnson is truly a rising star, illuminating both the court and the culture.
Seeing young Black women like Flau’jae break barriers and define their own narratives is incredibly inspiring. It’s a reminder of the power of authenticity and the importance of celebrating every facet of who we are.
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