Flaujae, the NCAA basketball champ turned rising hip-hop star, just dropped news of a one-night-only show at AISLE5 in Atlanta on July 30th. It’s a cozy, no-frills venue, the kind of place where you can feel the music, and it’s clear she wants fans to experience her up close and personal.
This performance comes right after the release of what might be her most vulnerable track yet, “Remember When.” It’s a heartfelt tribute to her father, the late rapper Camoflauge, who was tragically killed before she was born. On this song, she strips back the swagger and shows us a different side, raw, reflective, and deeply human. If you’ve followed her journey, hearing her rap about the father she never got to meet hits like a punch to the gut, but in the most beautiful way.
From the Court to the Mic — Flaujae’s Star Power Is Rising
Flaujae isn’t just killing it in the studio. She’s also making serious waves on the court with the LSU Tigers. Balancing Division I basketball and a music career? That’s not just rare, that’s beast mode.
She tore it up at the 2024 BET Hip-Hop Awards, where her performance had both fans and industry vets buzzing. Then came the ESPYs, where she proved her style and swagger translate seamlessly into the sports spotlight, too.
And just when you thought she’d peaked, Lil Wayne pulled her on stage at Lil WeezyAna Fest to perform their collab, “Came Out A Beast.” Talk about a co-sign. The energy was wild, and fans online couldn’t get enough. It was one of those moments where you just know someone’s star is rising.
Breaking Barriers in Music, Sports, and Culture
At the 2025 BET Awards, Flaujae didn’t just walk the red carpet; she owned it. Named one of the New York Times’ best-dressed celebrities at the event and nominated once again for BET Sportswoman of the Year, she’s proving she’s more than an artist or an athlete; she’s a full-on cultural force.
She recently wrapped a high-energy run on the DLOW CURRY Tour, and if you caught her on ESPN’s Full Court Press, you saw how seriously she takes her platform. She’s not just chasing the spotlight; she’s using it to empower others, especially young athletes and artists trying to break the mold.
Flaujae is building something bigger than just a career; she’s creating a legacy. Whether she’s dropping bars, making game-winning plays, or lighting up a stage, there’s something magnetic about her presence. And honestly? It feels like we’re only seeing the beginning.
So yeah, don’t sleep on that July 30th show. If her recent moves are any clue, it’s going to be unforgettable.
