The athletics of the University of South Carolina said Sunday that he suspended the DJ that played a song to troll the women’s basketball team Lsu Tigers and his star Flau’jae Johnson after the victory of the Gamecocks in his fundamental confrontation.
No. 2 South Carolina surpassed No. 5 LSU, 66-56, Friday night. The victory of the Gamecocks ended the undefeated streak of the Tigers at the beginning of the season.
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LSU chief coach Kim Mulkey speaks with the base Flau’jae Johnson during the match against South Carolina in Columbia, on Friday, January 24, 2025. (Photo AP/Nell Redmond)
The official DJ of South Carolina, DJ to, touched the instrumental version of “Cut Friends” of Camoflauge. Camoflauge was shot dead in Savannah, Georgia, outside Pure Pain Records while walking to his son. He is Flau’jae Johnson and the shooting occurred six months before she was born, according to Nola.com.
Dj to shared someone’s publication about the song on Instagram and wrote “My Bad” with an emoji of laughter and crying.
Flau’jae is rapper in his own right and has dedicated his career to his late father. He called the DJ of X.
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The escort of LSU, Flau’jae Johnson, is approaching to shoot a jump in jump on the escort of Vanderbilt, Mikayla Blakes, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on January 13, 2025. (Photo AP/Peter Forest)
“I will take my l in my chin, but this is an unpleasant behavior. How funny that is,” Johnson wrote on Saturday.
South Carolina then approached the incident.
“We are addressing the inappropriate selection of songs in the game on Friday night and the subsequent publication on Instagram of the DJ hired to work in our female basketball games,” said the school. “It is understandable that his actions bother Flau’jae Johnson and his family and were disrespectful for the program and LSU fans. The rivalries at the conference and the bases of passionate fans should only serve to improve sports, not use to attack to individual players personally.
LSU’s guard, Flau’jae Johnson, surpasses Florida’s guard, Me’arah O’Neal, on Sunday, January 19, 2025 in Gainesville, Florida. (Photo AP/ALAN YOURGBLOOD)
“We regret that this happened at our headquarters after a game in which both teams captured the level of national care that female basketball has earned and apologized to Flau’jae, his family and LSU.
“As a result of its actions, DJ to will be suspended for the next female basketball game at home, and we will meet her to provide more information about our expectations about her in the future.”
