Bulls announcer Adam Amin perfectly referenced LiAngelo Ball's rap song Tweaker during a call of a Lonzo Ball layup during the team's loss vs. the Pacers.

The Ball Brothers stick together. Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball made sure his brother LiAngelo's new song was playing in his team's locker room

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.

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

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.

There has been a new song taking over the basketball world and it comes from LiAngelo Ball. It is called 'Tweaker' and has been one of the hottest beats around the basketball world. Many players seem to enjoy it and some stars have taken notice of the song.

Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball made a highlight play early in the first quarter against the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday. He picked off a pass from Tyrese Haliburton intended for Andrew Nembhard and then raced down the court on a fastbreak.