Though hoop dreams didn’t work out for Gelo the way they did for his older and younger brothers, the middle child bouncing between NBA 10-day contracts and G-League stints, perhaps it’s a different lane entirely that’ll bring him success.

From the same family who made basketball a form of reality TV and who tried to create a shoe empire comes a new breakthrough: Music. The latest Ball venture features LiAngelo Ball as its figurehead—and it seems as powerful as the cultural moments his father,

LiAngelo Ball, aka Gelo, just dropped his song “Tweaker” after a clip of it went viral on social media. It all started during a stream with influencer Neon, when Gelo asked if he wanted to hear “some hot sh*t” and played the track in the car. Once people heard it, they went crazy, saying it sounded like it could’ve been a hit in the early 2000s.

LiAngelo Ball and his new song "Tweaker" just got another co-sign. During a postgame interview after Milwaukee Bucks and San Antonio Spurs game Wednesday (Jan. 8), Bucks point guard and current consensus best rapper/athlete Damian Lillard was asked by Michael Eaves of ESPN what he felt about the record that's taking the rap world by storm.

LiAngelo Ball's viral hit song "Tweaker" received a stamp of approval from another basketball player-turned-rapper. Milwaukee Bucks star point guard

LiAngelo Ball is making waves in both music and sports after he released his latest “Tweaker” on Friday. Performing under the artist name G3, the track is already proving to be a hit as it garnered over four million views on YouTube.

Since that clip of LiAngelo Ball aka G3 aka Gelo played the song in his car for popular streamer n3on, the song has truly taken on a life of its own. Some hate the track and think it's mid, while others are having fun with the novelty of it all.

Damian Lillard is the ambassador of hip-hop in the NBA. Plenty of dudes in the league can rap, but he's very clearly the best of them. He's got legitimate albums with legendary features attached to them.