Can GELO prove that he’s not a one-hit wonder?
Whether you believe Li’Angelo Ball (aka GELO) has real rap talent or not, there’s no denying that he’s made an impressive entrance into the game. His breakout hit, “Tweaker,” made waves, and his recent collab with GloRilla was unexpectedly solid. But the big question remains: Can he keep the momentum going? His latest release, “Law N Order,” teased by his brothers LaMelo and Lonzo Ball, looks to answer that.
In “Law N Order,” GELO delivers braggadocious bars about hitting the strip club, staying strapped, rocking major drip, and pulling up in flashy whips. He also doesn’t hold back on his player mentality, making it clear that he’s living large.
There are major similarities between “Law N Order” and “Tweaker.” Both tracks feature catchy hooks, bouncy Louisiana-inspired beats, shaky flows, and lackluster verses. While this song might slap in a packed club, where the beat, melody, and hook are all that matter, it doesn’t hold up as well in headphones.
So, is GELO’s rap career here to stay, or is this just another social media-fueled hype cycle? Let’s see if he can keep proving himself.
Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
