She’s building generational wealth early!
Flau’jae Johnson is a rapper and star basketball player for the Louisiana State University (LSU) Tigers. One of the phenoms helping shine a spotlight on women’s basketball, the 20-year-old just sparked another huge conversation—generational wealth—by highlighting the purchase of her very first piece of land.
“This my land y’all. All of this. All of this my land. We gotta cut the trees down. Come on, I got acres. Y’all be thinking I just be putting it in songs, but nah. They trying to be funny. I’m trying to get money,” Johnson said while showing off a wooded area before bursting out into a quick freestyle.
She shared several videos and pictures from her closing day and another family picture posted on the new land. Salathia Brittian, an associate broker with Maximum One Realty in Georgia, sold her the property, and Johnson highlighted the moment’s significance for her.
“BLESSINGS BLESSINGS BLESSINGS. Y’all I’m only 20 years old and just closed on my first piece of land!! WATCH WHAT I DO. I GOT ACRESSS BABYYYYY. This means so much to me being a young Black woman continuing to beat the odds!! I’m starting to create generational wealth for my family and I couldn’t be more excited,” wrote Johnson.
The NCAA champion is currently one of the top prospects in college basketball and has a bright future ahead of her. First bursting onto the scene as a rapper on superproducer Jermaine Dupri’s hit reality show “The Rap Game,” Johnson has already gained so much notoriety at a young age. She now encourages others to stay focused and keep believing in their dreams.
“You can do ANYTHING you put your mind to. Keep pushing. Can’t believe I own acres of land,” Johnson added.
Congratulations Flau’jae!
Cover photo: LSU Basketball Star Flau’jae Purchases First Piece of Land at Just 20 Years Old/Photo credit: @Flaujae/Instagram