on July 1st, it will ask you can profit off name, image, and lightning.

Okay.

Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, happy New Year.

Welcome to another edition of the Real Deal podcast.

I'm your host, Jamar Link, and Assistant Director of NIL, and we got us

two very special guests, and we'll introduce my guest to the left first. She is a senior

on the LSU women's basketball team who first rose to fame at age 12 on lifetimes, the rap game,

and age 14 became the first rapper on America's Got Talent to earn a golden buzzer. In high

school, she was in McDonald's All-American, Jordan Brand

Classic MVP, IRIS and Classic selection, and Sprayberry High School's all-time leading score with her number four

jersey retired. At LSU, she made an immediate impact helping secure the program's first national

championship and earning SEC freshman a year. She since added multiple all-SEC

honors to all-region selections, all-American recognition, and named to the SEC Community

Service team. She's a multi-talented icon, entrepreneur, trailblazer, and the face of NIL,

who recently released her new EP, One of a Kind, signed to Rock Nation from Savannah, Georgia,

the biggest foe.

Ms. Flagee Johnson.

That was a great, uh, that was a great introduction.

Thank you.

You like that?

Yeah.

Thank you for having me.

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