“Hold her dumba*s accountable” – LSU’s Flau’jae Johnson’s 9/11 rap bar has Twitteratis DEMANDING action against young star
Flau’jae Johnson gets criticized on Twitter for controversial lyrics.
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Flau’jae Johnson has made her way back to the sporting world’s headlines. And, unfortunately, the reason is very embarrassing and shameful for her. As the basketball world is hating on her. Flau’jae Johnson recently released a rap video of her on Twitter. It has very controversial 9/11 lyrics and since then she’s trending on the discussion table and receiving a lot of heavy criticism.
Social media isn’t letting this mistake of Flau’jae Johnson slide and is rightly calling her out. As the terror attacks on September 11, 2001, where almost 3000 people lost their lives and several suffered long-term health effects, is the worst day in The United States’ history. So using such a tragic event and linking it with rap lyrics isn’t a joke. But unfortunately, that’s exactly what Flau’jae Johnson did and now she pays the price.
The national championship LSU women’s basketball team guard, Flau’jae Johnson released a remix of “Put It On Da Floor” by Latto. In her song, she had a controversial 9/11 lyric that said: “In this 911 blowing smoke just like those towers.” She used the lyric to portray smoking pot in Porsche 911 and linked it with the 9/11 terror attacks. The attack happened more than 21 years ago and Flau’jae Johnson is just 19 years old and clearly doesn’t understands the seriousness of the tragedy.
Flau’jae Johnson has been rapping for years now and is even signed with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation. She has also appeared on several shows and performed as a rapper. Her father, Jason Johnson was also a rapper with the stage name, Camouflage but unfortunately he was shot and killed five months before she was born. And, now the internet is really disappointed with the champion guard as they school her.
Twitter reacts to the controversial 9/11 lyrics of Flau’jae Johnson
The fans on the internet are very critical of Flau’jae Johnson as some are schooling her and some demand her be punished. Many are also pointing out how this mistake is going to cost her a bag as she’s not going to get many endorsements after this. You can find some of the many reactions posted by fans on Twitter here below:
LSU has also given out a statement about the controversy of Flau’jae Johnson. The school said: “We spoke with Flau’jae this evening, and while she never intended to offend or upset anyone with her lyrics, she expressed sincere remorse for any possibility of a misunderstanding and immediately took the video down. We will learn and grow from this experience together.”
Flau’jae Johnson immediately took down the video but nothing posted on the internet can ever be erased and it’s going to haunt her for years to come. She should surely apologize to everyone and anyone offended and should be locked in to ball out in the coming season. Her controversial rap song even suggested how LSU wants to repeat. Also, the chances of her getting canceled are real as the internet isn’t showing any mercy.
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