LiAngelo Ball's Viral Rap Hit 'Tweaker' Lands Him Rolling Loud Debut

The former basketball player, now rapping as G3, has gained widespread attention with his nostalgic Y2K-style track and is set to perform at Rolling Loud California in March.

LiAngelo Ball, under the alias G3, released his debut rap single 'Tweaker,' which has gone viral with nearly 4 million views on YouTube and significant traction on streaming platforms.
The track, praised for its early 2000s hip-hop vibe, has garnered reactions from NBA players, music fans, and artists like DJ Paul and MoneyBagg Yo, who expressed interest in collaborating.
Rolling Loud California announced Ball as part of its March lineup, marking his first major music festival performance alongside artists like A$AP Rocky and YG.
The song has become a cultural phenomenon, with sports teams like the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bulls playing it in locker rooms and fans creating memes celebrating its nostalgic sound.
Ball's transition from basketball to music has been supported by his brothers Lonzo and LaMelo, with Lonzo previewing unreleased tracks and clarifying his limited role in 'Tweaker's' creation.