Rising LSU star and rapper Flau’jae Johnson is making headlines again — but this time, it’s not for a buzzer-beater or a no-look assist. In her latest rap track, Flau’jae name-drops none other than WNBA sensation Caitlin Clark, and fans are eating it up.

The bold reference has already gone viral, blending two worlds that rarely collide: high-level college basketball and hip-hop swagger. It’s just more proof that women’s basketball is having a cultural moment, and Flau’jae is right at the center of it.

The Bar That Got Everyone Talking

In her latest freestyle clip posted on TikTok and Instagram, Flau’jae raps:

“Shoot from the logo, got range like Clark / Pressure don’t phase me, I light up the dark…”

The crowd — both online and in person — erupted. Comments flooded in within minutes:

“Did she just shout out Caitlin Clark?! 
“This crossover between rap and hoops is elite.”
“Flau’jae got bars AND buckets.”

Respect Between Competitors

While Johnson and Clark have been opponents on the court — notably in the high-stakes NCAA Tournament — there’s mutual respect between them as fierce competitors and rising stars.

Flau’jae’s shoutout isn’t just a lyrical flex — it’s a recognition of Caitlin Clark’s undeniable impact on the game. Clark, now in the WNBA with the Indiana Fever, has helped redefine the spotlight on women’s basketball. Flau’jae clearly sees that — and honors it, her way.

Music Meets Hoops

Flau’jae isn’t your average student-athlete. Signed to Roc Nation, she’s balancing Division I basketball with a legitimate rap career. Her music often references sports, motivation, and identity — and this Clark line just pushed her buzz even higher.

“I’m just speaking truth and showing love to hoopers who inspire, just like me,” Flau’jae said in a follow-up post.

Fans React: “This is the Collab We Need!”

Some fans are already calling for a Clark x Flau’jae crossover video, or even a WNBA All-Star halftime performance.

Others are hoping Caitlin responds — maybe not with bars, but with buckets.

“Next season: Flau’jae guarding Caitlin while her own song plays in the arena? Legendary.”

Final Word: Bars, Bravado & Basketball

Flau’jae Johnson’s latest song didn’t just slap — it shouted out a fellow game-changer. By name-dropping Caitlin Clark, she showed the world what the new generation of women athletes look like: multi-talented, fearless, and unapologetically loud.