LiAngelo Ball drops 2-word reaction after Detroit Lions players blast his "Tweaker" track in locker room

LiAngelo Ball, brother of Lonzo and LaMelo Ball, showed appreciation to the NFL's Detroit Lions on social media. The Lions took on the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, wherein Detroit found themselves as the victor, securing a 31-9 finish. Detroit secured the number one seed in the NFC, which led to a celebration in the locker room.

The Detroit Lions are a fan of LiAngelo Ball's music as one of the players asked to play one of his songs, known as "Tweaker," after the team speech. Instagram page 'House of Highlights' uploaded a video of the Lions celebrating in the locker room. In that clip, after one of the players gave a speech, another player in the background asked someone to blast Ball's song.

"Put that Gelo on," a Lions player exclaimed.

This caught LiAngelo's attention as he reposted the video on his Instagram stories. Ball reciprocated the same energy and showed appreciation with a two-word reaction.

"Too tuff," Ball wrote on his Intstagram story.

LiAngelo Ball's Instagram story

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LiAngelo Ball's rapping career takes off

LiAngelo Ball, the older brother of the Charlotte Hornets' LaMelo Ball and the younger brother of the Chicago Bulls' Lonzo Ball, has finally elevated his stardom. While his two brothers are flourishing in the NBA, LiAngelo took on a different path and became a rapper. The Ball's middle child is now known as G3 and recently dropped his new song titled "Tweaker."

According to sources, "Tweaker" is currently the top trending song on YouTube, ahead of other mega artists like Bad Bunny and Drake. G3 dropped his song last Friday, which immediately garnered more than 3 million views on YouTube.

Despite "Tweaker" only being released for a few days, many athletes are digging G3's work. The NFL's Detroit Lions are fans of the former basketball player turned rapper, as they demanded to blast LiAngelo Ball's song after their huge win against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday. Sources reported that teams like the Chicago Bulls and Cleveland Cavaliers also played G3's song.

Looking at Ball's path to becoming G3, he started out as a high school basketball star representing Chino Hills. However, his stint with UCLA turned out otherwise, which led to NBA scouts shying away from recruiting LiAngelo. Nevertheless, Ball had the opportunity to play for the Detroit Pistons for a brief period. He then tried playing in the G League before ending his career with the Charlotte Hornets.