Lonzo Ball has addressed the songwriting credit on his brother LiAngelo 's viral track " Tweaker ." "Only credit I deserve is the cover art lol G really that," Lonzo wrote, along with the hashtag #YearofG.

“Tweaker” began going viral before it was properly released on streaming services Friday (Jan. 3), thanks to a clip of LiAngelo playing the song for streamer Neon. As of press time, the song has almost 4 million hits on WorldStarHipHop’s YouTube page, and Lonzo Ball is still credited as a songwriter on the Apple Music app.

The Ball Brothers stick together. Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball made sure his brother LiAngelo's new song was playing in his team's locker room

Former basketball player LiAngelo Ball is making a slam-dunk comeback among fans on social media after releasing a new catchy song. Using the moniker G3, Ball released the song "Tweaker" as an exclusive on WorldStarHipHop on Friday.

Ball's first dunk in three years is a sign of hope for the point guard and Bulls organization. Ball has had horrible injury luck throughout his eight-year NBA career. The 27-year-old point guard missed the 2022-23 and 2023-24 seasons entirely due to injury and has already missed 19 games this season.

G3's viral anthem has taken over sports teams' locker rooms, racked up millions of views and notched him a slot at Rolling Loud California.

Former NBA hopeful LiAngelo Ball is making a big splash in the music world. Following the viral success of his song "Tweaker," Ball has been announced as

LiAngelo Ball, also known as G3, has captured the sports and music world with his viral hit, “Tweaker.” The track has sparked widespread attention, playing in NBA and NFL locker rooms alike, including those of the Chicago Bulls,