LiAngelo Ball Disses Ex For Calling Him 'Deadbeat Daddy' in New Song

Gelo Is In A League Of His Own On His Debut Album

Getty Image/Merle Cooper Few rappers these days see the kind of breakout success from a debut effort as Gelo has. But then again, few have the sort of name recognition he had ahead of the release of his game-changing first single, “Tweaker.” LiAngelo Ball is the middle brother of NBA stars Lonzo and LaMelo Ball. To be fair, their entry into the public discourse was equally buzzy, thanks to their dad LaVar, whose boastful interviews about their p…

LiAngelo Ball Disses Ex For Calling Him 'Deadbeat Daddy' in New Song

LiAngelo Ball's debut album is here ... and the baller-turned-rapper used the project to clap back at his ex for calling him a "deadbeat daddy." Gelo's full-length LP, "League of My Own," features 13 tracks, including his hit "Tweaker" ... and in…

Rising Rapper Gelo Has Released His Debut Album, ‘League Of My Own’

Rising rapper Gelo has released his full-length debut album, League of My Own. The artist otherwise known as LiAngelo Ball made the transition from basketball player to rapper in the past year, and has already seen some major success. His debut album arrives following his deal with Def Jam, which was born of the success of his certified gold single “Tweaker.” League of My Own features 13-tracks, including “Tweaker,” “Can You Please” (feat. GloRi…

GELO Seems To Diss Ex's Deadbeat Dad Claims On New Album

GELO (LiAngelo Ball) just cemented his breakout year with his new album League Of My Own, harkening to his hooper-to-rapper journey and his blow-up after the viral success of “Tweaker.” But some romantic drama came with the notoriety, and he chose to address it on the new track “Wine N Dine.” While Ball doesn’t outright name anyone in the set of bars, many fans assumed it was about his ex and mother of his two children Nikki Mudarris, also known…

GELO (LiAngelo Ball) drops debut album "League Of My Own"

GELO (LiAngelo Ball) drops debut album “League Of My Own” LiAngelo Ball, known now in the music world as Gelo, has stepped out of the shadow of basketball fame and into the spotlight of hip-hop. His debut album, “League Of My Own,” officially dropped under Def Jam and Universal Music Group, marking a major shift in his career—and possibly in the music industry itself. With 13 tracks packed full of energy, storytelling, and features like GloRilla…