Flau'jae and Lil Wayne have unleashed their new record titled "Came Out a Beast." Check it out below.
The song was released on Friday and marks the first collaboration between these two. Both Flau'jae and Weezy trade bars over production by Dolla Baby as they rap about going beast mode and being a product of their environments.
According to Flau'jae, working with Wayne was something that she's grateful for as it pushed her to elevate her rap skills. "Working with Lil Wayne on 'Came Out a Beast' was a surreal experience. His energy and talent pushed me to new heights," said Flau'jae.
The new song can be found on Flau'jae's new album, Best of Both Worlds, which arrived on Friday. Best of Both Worlds comes with nine tracks and features Lil Wayne, NLE Choppa, and 2Rare. In a press release, Flau'jae explained her new album is a representation of her putting both her talents of rapping and playing basketball together. Flau'jae is a college basketball player on the LSU Tigers women's team.
"I've love combining my two talents. Best of Both Worlds shows you don't have to choose one path—you can excel in multiple arenas," said Flau'jae. "This project reflects who I am—a basketball player, a rapper, and someone who refuses to be put in a box. I hope my fans can feel the passion and dedication I've poured into every song."
In addition to her burgeoning basketball career, Flau'jae has fully embraced the music industry, releasing projects since 2019 and signing a deal with Roc Nation.
Listen to Best of Both Worlds on Apple Music and Spotify.
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