Flau’jae Honors Late Father in New Single “Remember When”
In a poignant tribute that combines her artistry with personal history, rising rap artist Flau’jae has released her latest single, “Remember When,” through Flauge Entertainment and Roc Nation Distribution. This deeply personal track arrives shortly after her recent R&B project, Flau & B, and is notably rich in emotional content as it honors her late father, rapper Camoflauge, who was tragically murdered in 2003, just before her birth.
A Raw Exploration of Grief
“Remember When” serves as a means for Flau’jae to transform her grief into art. The song, characterized by a haunting piano backdrop, features heartfelt lyrics that encapsulate her lifelong struggle with loss. Notably, she raps, “I came in a family it was already torn / my mama couldn’t smile when she had me, she had to mourn.” This line reveals the emotional weight she carries, offering listeners insight into the challenges faced throughout her life.
Visuals that Speak Volumes
Accompanying the single is a compelling black-and-white music video filmed largely in Savannah, Georgia, her hometown. The video is a personal montage, interweaving archival footage of Camoflauge, highlights from Flau’jae’s basketball career, and snippets of her performances, including appearances with Lil Wayne and on America’s Got Talent. The video culminates with a touching tribute image of her father, Jason Johnson, which adds an additional layer of intimacy and poignancy.
Rising Star in Two Arenas
This new release comes at a significant time for Flau’jae, who is also gaining recognition beyond music. She is currently featured in ESPN’s “Full Court Press” series, further solidifying her status as a multifaceted talent. Additionally, she is set to coach the 2025 BET Celebrity Basketball Game on June 7, illustrating her dual prowess in both music and sports disciplines.
Significance and Impact
“Remember When” illustrates Flau’jae’s unique position in the music industry, where she blends personal narrative with artistic expression, resonating deeply with fans who may share similar experiences of loss and resilience. As she continues to carve out her path in both the music and sports worlds, her commitment to honoring her father’s legacy through her art may inspire listeners to reflect on their own familial ties and personal histories.
For those interested in experiencing this heartfelt tribute, “Remember When” is now available on all major platforms, and the music video can be viewed on YouTube.
