Damian Lillard makes his feelings clear on LiAngelo Ball's viral sensation "Tweaker" track: "It’s a slapper"

Milwaukee Bucks superstar Damian Lillard shared his thoughts on LiAngelo Ball's viral track "Tweaker" following the Bucks' 121-105 victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday. During an appearance on ESPN's SportsCenter after the game, Lillard was asked about the song, which has gained significant attention, created by Lonzo and LaMelo Ball's brother, LiAngelo.

Lillard praised both the track and the artist, openly admitting that he’s been listening to the song regularly since its release over a week ago.

"I rock with it, man. I’ve been hearing it a lot, it gives me that 2003, 2004 vibe," Lillard said. "I rock with it, like I said, it’s a slapper. And as an artist, you gotta respect other people’s artistry, and when something is going, it’s going.

"So, like I said, I rock with it, I respect it, and I’m always happy for other people’s success … I’m happy for him, it’s a big record. You’re hearing it everywhere, much love to him."

Since its release, "Tweaker" has garnered widespread acclaim from celebrities and athletes across the U.S. LiAngelo Ball's track has quickly become a locker room favorite, with NBA and NFL stars frequently playing it in their locker rooms.

Damian Lillard's praise carries even more weight as the veteran point guard is an accomplished music artist himself. Performing under the stage name Dame D.O.L.L.A, Lillard has released multiple albums, including his latest, "Different on Levels the Lord Allowed," which dropped in 2021.

Draymond Green on LiAngelo Ball's "Tweaker" track

Damian Lillard is one of many high-profile figures to publicly praise LiAngelo Ball's viral track, "Tweaker." Prior to Lillard, Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green also joined the growing list of fans vibing to the hit song.

On the latest episode of "The Draymond Green Show" podcast, the four-time NBA champion shared his thoughts, expressing his admiration for the track after hearing it for the first time.

"Hey, that's knocking, I ain't even gon' lie," Green said. "Alright, Gelo!"

LiAngelo Ball was recently revealed as one of the performers scheduled for the upcoming Rolling Loud music festival in Los Angeles.