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LSU Releases Statement After Flau'jae Johnson Deletes Rap Song Referencing 9/11 - Blavity

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Louisiana State University star Flau’jae Johnson is making headlines again, but this time, for all the wrong reasons. More than a month ago, her team had an incredible run that ended with the LSU Lady Tigers dispatching the Iowa Hawkeyes in the NCAA Tournament title game. The 19-year-old guard, who doubles as a rapper, released a new song on Tuesday. She remixed Latto’s “Put It on Da Floor.” In Johnson’s controversial new track, she boasted about LSU’s recent acquisition of Louisville transfer guard Hailey Van Lith.

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