"I'm crying gang": LaMelo Ball boasts brotherly pride as he drops emotional reaction to Bulls grooving to LiAngelo’s new hit
LaMelo Ball expressed his brotherly pride in his emotional reaction to his brother Lonzo Ball vibing to his other brother LiAngelo Ball's music. The Charlotte Hornets star guard reposted a Chicago Bulls fan page's post on his X (formerly Twitter) handle.
He expressed his thoughts about the post in the caption of his repost:
"he got bangers real life 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀i’m cryinnn gang"
The initial post featured a video of the Bulls player vibing to LiAngelo's latest song "Tweaker" in the locker room. The song is available on major streaming platforms and has gathered over 1.8 million listens on YouTube.
The video depicted the post-game events that happened on Saturday. The Bulls took on the New York Knicks at the United Center and walked out victorious with a final score of 139-126.
On the same day, the Bulls honored their franchise icon Derrick Rose. They paid tribute to him during the halftime show and announced the decision to retire his jersey.
On the other hand, LaMelo Ball's Hornets suffered a 98-94 loss against the Detroit Pistons on Saturday.
Trey Kerby reacts to LaMelo Ball securing first rank in the initial All-Star voting
On Thursday, NBA Communications' X handle released the results of the first fan returns of the All-Star voting to its 158.7K followers. LaMelo Ball stunned the community as he led the guard rankings in the Eastern Conference with a staggering 947,444 votes.
The Charlotte Hornets star surpassed Luka Doncic and Stephen Curry in the voting tally as they finished in second and third place with 870,071 and 810,357 votes respectively. TV personality Trey Kerby expressed his thoughts on the news in the "No Dunks" podcast.
"He’s basically playing all star basketball regardless of the circumstances. He’s playing like it’s an all star game even though the games count," he said.
Kirby also insisted that Ball's flashy playstyle is the reason behind his massive number of votes and that the media personnel would be more perceptive and choose other guards over him.
LaMelo Ball is averaging 30.1 points, 5.3 rebounds and 7.4 assists per game this season. However, the Hornets are having one of the worst seasons in their recent history. They have a terrible 7-26 record and are 14th in the Eastern Conference standings.