LiAngelo Ball reveals what the future of basketball looks like for him. Gelo pivoted into a rap career earlier this year.

LiAngelo Ball’s budding music career has allowed him to join his brothers in yet another NBA tradition. The rapper’s hit song ...

LiAngelo Ball finished the season averaging 12.6 points and 2.7 rebounds per game, while shooting 41.5% from the three-point line. He then went undrafted by the NBA.

LiAngelo Ball NBA All-Star Weekend performance date, start time. Date: Saturday, Feb. 15; Time: 8 p.m. ET | 5 p.m. PT; You can watch Ball's performance of "Tweaker" ahead of the 3-Point Contest.

Former NBA G-League player LiAngelo Ball is that one Ball brother who has had the toughest time getting into the NBA. It appears he may have moved on and is now focusing on a rap career. Ball ...

LiAngelo Ball preformed at NBA All-Star Weekend. Ben Stinar | Feb 16, 2025. Dec 7, 2018; Scottsdale, AZ, USA; LiAngelo Ball attends the game between Spire Institute and Bella Vista Prep at ...

LiAngelo Ball is set to make his All-Star debut, not as a player, but as a performer at the NBA All-Star Weekend. After a less-than-stellar basketball career, Gelo's debut track 'Tweaker' has ...

LiAngelo Ball, now "G3 Gelo," will make his major TV debut at NBA All-Star Weekend, performing Tweaker on Feb. 15-16 amid rising rap fame. Skip to main content Skip to header right navigation ...

LiAngelo Ball’s career has taken more twists and turns than most basketball hopefuls.As the middle brother between Lonzo and LaMelo, both of whom were top NBA draft picks, LiAngelo has often ...

Rashida Nicole, LiAngelo Ball's girlfriend, confirmed her pregnancy in an emotional Instagram post, expressing gratitude and ...

LiAngelo Ball is looking to capitalize off his newfound success in the music industry … telling TMZ Sports he wants to drop a project with NBA YoungBoy!! We caught up with the baller-turned-r… ...

LiAngelo Ball is set to perform his viral song, "Tweaker," on Feb. 15 during the NBA's All-Star Saturday night, according to ESPN's Shams Charania.