After his first single "Tweaker" became an internet sensation, LiAngelo Ball is back with a new song he hopes will have ...

GELO, the rap alter ego of former basketball prospect LiAngelo Ball, has been one of the big breakout success stories of 2025 ...

The track, released on Born to Ball/Def Jam and promoted by REPUBLIC ... Back to his current gig – “Tweaker” takes over Rhythmic Airplay as the most-played song on U.S. panel-contributing ...

Def Jam, WYD? My guy doesn't even have an album yet. If he were to go on tour right now, he'd have to play 16 different variations of "Tweaker" and they'd all center around the first 10 seconds of ...

Tweaker " is proving to have some serious legs, long enough, in fact, to reportedly net LiAngelo Ball a multimillion-dollar Def Jam deal . Such talk peaked on Monday, with The Breakfast Club ...

Def Jam is one of the most renowned music labels in the world and Ball was given a multi-million opportunity with them after 'Tweaker' became an instant hit. Similar to his new single, it seems ...

Kennedi Landry of MLB.com noted Texas Rangers designated hitter Joc Pederson is using Ball's single "Tweaker" as his walk ... Jan. 11 that Ball signed with Def Jam and Universal Music Group ...

His first single, "Tweaker," released in January 2025, went viral and debuted at No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100. This success led to a significant recording contract with Def Jam Recordings ...

No, the middle Ball brother didn't sign a contract with an NBA team, but he did sign a $13 million deal with Def Jam following the success of his viral song "Tweaker," which has taken over locker ...

His debut single “Tweaker” took social media by storm in January, propelling him to a major record deal with Def Jam. Since then, he has linked up with heavyweights like Lil Wayne and GloRilla ...

After the release of “Tweaker,” Gelo signed a deal with Def Jam Recordings for $13 million. While Gelo has been successful in music so far, last month he said that he is still open to playing ...

Former Def Jam President Kevin Liles says the sexual assault allegations leveled against him by a Jane Doe plaintiff are “patently false” and asked the court for permission to file a motion to ...