LiAngelo Ball, 26, has recently made waves in the sports and music worlds. The brother of basketball stars Lonzo and LaMelo Ball, LiAngelo, has reportedly secured a significant deal with Def Jam and Universal Music Group. This agreement, worth up to $13 million, guarantees $8 million and gives Ball complete ownership of his music and record label.
Tweaker, LiAngelo’s popular song, has gained recognition in sports and music industries. Released on January 3, the track quickly gained popularity on platforms like TikTok and Instagram before echoing through arenas nationwide. Chart Data reports that Tweaker sold 94,000 units during its first week and had almost 8 million YouTube views.
Prominent figures like Meek Mill, T-Pain, Lil Yachty, Dawn Staley, and Damian Lillard praise the song’s catchy chorus and nostalgic sound.
On March 15, LiAngelo will perform at Rolling Loud in Inglewood, California, adding to his growing fame. Ball’s talents will be showcased along with those of other top artists at the festival, known as the world’s largest hip-hop event.
Although Ball had recently played two professional basketball games with Astros de Jalisco in Mexico, an injury forced him to shift his attention to music. Ball’s artistic journey has been fully embraced as he performs under the stage names ‘Gelo’ or ‘G3’.
Lonzo Ball, LiAngelo’s older brother and the Chicago Bulls’ star, has declared 2025 the ‘year of G,’ furthering the family’s enthusiasm for his musical endeavors.
LiAngelo’s rise in the music industry is due to his unique sound, viral success, and high-profile endorsements. Ball’s journey from basketball to music charts is just beginning as he owns his artistry and has a growing fanbase.
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