Shaquille O'Neal's son Shareef O'Neal shows support to LiAngelo Ball's viral track

LiAngelo Ball is no stranger to fame. Dating back to his time at Chino Hills High School, Ball was under constant spotlight alongside his brothers, Lonzo and LaMelo, for one of the greatest high school basketball teams of all time.

Ball is currently sidelined from basketball, having previously played in the NBA G League for the Greensboro Swarm in 2021-22 and 2022-23. Most recently, he suited up for Astros de Jalisco in Mexico.

Off the court, Ball is pursuing other paths, sharing a preview for his upcoming song "Tweaker," which was released under his G3 pseudonym. The song officially released on Friday and drew immense interest from fans following the preview. Worldstar promoted the song on Instagram, which drew praise from Shaquille O'Neal's son, Shareef.

Shareef O'Neal shared a comment on the post showing support for Ball and the song.

Image Credits: Via @shareefoneal on Instagram

O'Neal, like LiAngelo Ball, has spent time in the NBA G League and previously suited up for the LA Lakers during the Summer League. In 2022-23, O'Neal suited up for the G League Ignite, averaging 5.6 points and 3.1 rebounds per game in 20 contests.

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Lonzo Ball hypes up brother's song

LiAngelo Ball's older brother and Chicago Bulls star Lonzo Ball showed love for his brother's new song. Following the release of the song and its positive feedback from fans, the Bulls guard took to X to show support to his brother and high school teammate.

"Been tryna tell yall @LiAngeloBall really like that," Ball tweeted. "More to come! #StayTuned."

The Ball brothers led Chino Hills to an undefeated 36-0 record and a California State Championship in 2015-16. LiAngelo Ball led the team in scoring during their historic run, averaging 27.4 points per game. Lonzo finished the year averaging 23.9 ppg, 11.5 apg and 11.3 rpg, ranked as the No. 2 recruit in the 2016 recruiting class and the No. 1 player in California.

Lonzo went on to be selected No. 1 in the 2017 NBA Draft after one season at UCLA, with LaMelo following suit as the No. 3 pick in the 2020 NBA Draft.