While LaMelo and Lonzo Ball are making their way in the NBA, their brother LiAngelo has chosen an entirely different direction. Following a recent internet buzz, the eldest Ball brother has hinted that there are some exciting developments in his musical journey.
Last week, LiAngelo set social media ablaze with his latest track, “Tweakers,” which quickly gained popularity in the basketball circuit. The catchy tune has even infiltrated locker rooms, with Cleveland Cavaliers and Chicago Bulls players enjoying the song after their weekend games.
On Sunday afternoon, Lonzo Ball shared a video of himself and his Bulls teammates singing the lyrics to LiAngelo’s new track. The former No. 2 overall draft pick teased that his brother’s musical output doesn’t stop there, hinting that there was more to come.
“It’s not out yet lol Friday, it fuels the culture!!”
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For Lonzo, this season has been particularly rewarding as he returns to the court with the Bulls after being sidelined the past two seasons due to a knee injury. He is now finally able to compete consistently.
So far this year, Lonzo has appeared in 16 games, averaging 5.5 points, 3.3 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.4 steals per game.
Since their early days playing alongside each other in Chino Hills, the Ball brothers have supported each other. Although they have taken different paths, this unwavering support remains intact.
As “Tweakers” gained popularity online, Lonzo was among the first to publicly support his brother, affirming his belief in LiAngelo’s talent and hinting that more Music is to come.
“I’m trying to tell you @LiAngeloBall is really like that. More to come!”
It’s worth noting that LiAngelo isn’t the only Ball brother with musical aspirations. Lonzo, under the nickname “Zo”, also progressed in music, releasing several singles and albums over the years. His latest tracks, “Live N Learn” and “WAE”, were released in 2024, with “Ball-Star Pack” being his last album released in 2022.
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Years after their father’s daring acts supported their rise to NBA stardom, the Ball brothers are making headlines again, this time with LiAngelo set to capitalize on his newfound musical success as 2025 approaches.
Before venturing into music, LiAngelo attempted a career in the NBA, signing contracts with the Detroit Pistons and Charlotte Hornets, although he ultimately failed to secure a spot on the team.
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