WATCH: $1.2M NIL-valued Flau’jae Johnson makes her way to the JBL Orange Carpet in a stylish outfit

Flau’jae Johnson attended the JBL party.

Flau’jae Johnson doesn’t stop grinding, even during the off-season. The star LSU guard attended the JBL Orange Carpet and the party in a stylish outfit. She uploaded a series of pictures and videos on her Instagram story.

Before attending the premiere, she took her fans shopping for the event. After selecting the choice of her outfit, which was short cargo pants, olive green button down with the same colored bralette, and shoes, she got her face glammed by an MUA.

Flau’jae, who has an NIL valuation of $1.2 million as per On3 Sports, was also excited to see the orange lighting on the Empire State Building. She is one of the NIL partners of JBL; additionally, Johnson has joined hands with Puma, Tinder, JanSport, Tampax, Doritos, Papa John’s, and many more.

Flau’jae Johnson revealed how she uses the Mamba mentality on the court

The LSU star is striving to be one of the best college basketball athletes. Along with her athletic aspirations, Johnson is also making a name for herself in the music industry as an up-and-coming rapper.

While in a conversation with Carl Lamarre on “The Rookie Live” at the Samsung 837 store in New York, the SEC All-Freshman Team member talked about incorporating the Mamba mentality, which was made famous by late NBA icon Kobe Bryant, into different aspects of her life.

“You gotta be able to be consistent and be able to be disciplined in order to be successful in whatever you do,” Flau’jae Johnson said.

“It’s just that mindset – like Kobe’s mindset is like second to none and I wanted to see how I could beat my opponents or kind of beat the world in a sense with my routine and my habits. It kind of just made me a better player on the court and off the court.”

With Angel Reese playing in the WNBA, the LSU Lady Tigers have other star power hoopers like Johnson, Last-Tear Poa, Mikaylah Williams, and others. It will be interesting to see if Flau’jae Johnson declares for the 2025 WNBA draft or if she decides to focus solely on making music.