LiAngelo Ball needs just two words to sum up feelings on bench pressing 420 pounds 

LiAngelo Ball is having a great time at this moment following the release of a song that has gone viral. The former Charlotte Hornets player keeps sharing his victories on social media and his latest achievement in the weight room saw the light, turning a lot of heads.

A video shared by Bleacher Report on Instagram on Tuesday showed LaVar Ball shows "Gelo" bench-pressing over 400 pounds.

The 26-year-old did the job and completed the exercise, looking very excited afterward. He reacted to the video on Instagram, commenting a two-word message about his apparent personal record (PR).

"STILL COULD💨🦍," he commented underneath the post.

LiAngelo's comment

LiAngelo Ball is seemingly still trying to get a shot in the NBA, but he's found a niche where he can thrive the same way he expected to do so on the court. He's the only Ball brother out of the league despite having the chance to compete for his spot with the Charlotte Hornets.

He was advised to go overseas and show executives and scouts what he can do, so that he could get a new chance to make it to the league, but Ball also has a big opportunity to do his thing in the studio. So much so that he was booked to perform at Rolling Loud, one of the biggest festivals in the United States.

LiAngelo Ball, girlfriend react to Rolling Loud news

The Rolling Loud announcement was major for LiAngelo Ball, whose hit "Tweaker" has taken over social media and the charts. He's now scheduled to perform on the first day of the festival on March 15. After the news, Ball shared a two-word message to celebrate the announcement.

"It's up," LiAngelo captioned a story shared on Wednesday.

His girlfriend Nikki Mudarris also celebrated the player's achievement, writing a five-word message in a different story on Instagram.

"So happy for my love," Mudarris wrote.

A$AP Rocky will headline the first day of the 2025 edition of the festival, which will include other high-profile names such as YG, Sexxy Red, Cash Cobain and many more.

A couple of months ago, LiAngelo Ball told Angel Reese he planned to play alongside his brothers in the NBA, but those plans could change if he keeps growing as an artist. It seems like his main goal is to earn his spot on a roster, but seeing the reception his song is getting, a different path wouldn't be that crazy.