LiAngelo Ball and GloRilla Unleash Raunchy Strip Club Anthem in New Music Video
LiAngelo Ball, the youngest of the Ball brothers, has officially traded basketball jerseys for rap verses, and his latest collaboration with GloRilla is as subtle as a neon sign in a dark alley. The music video for their track *”Can You Please”* is a full-blown ode to strip club culture, complete with twerking dancers, pole spins, and enough glitter to blind a Vegas showgirl. Set in a dimly lit club, the video opens with Ball rolling up in a Ferrari, sporting a jacket from his brother LaMelo’s LaFrance clothing line—because, of course, nepotism never takes a day off.
The visuals are exactly what you’d expect from a song with lyrics like, *”Baby, can you pleassssse, shake that ass for me?”* Ball raps his way through the club, even venturing into the dancers’ dressing room, where he delivers bars while the women prep for their performances. GloRilla, the reigning queen of unapologetically explicit rap, makes her grand entrance halfway through, spitting verses that would make a sailor blush. The video is a masterclass in excess, with no shortage of champagne showers, dollar bills, and twerking so intense it could double as a core workout.
This isn’t Ball’s first foray into music—his single *”Tweaker”* went viral earlier this year, catapulting him into the spotlight and landing him gigs at NFL halftime shows and Rolling Loud. He’s since signed a multimillion-dollar deal with Def Jam Recordings, proving that even if his basketball career didn’t pan out, his hustle is far from over. The video also teases an unreleased track, hinting that Ball’s pivot to music might just be the beginning of a new chapter.
While some might argue that Ball’s music lacks the depth of a Shakespearean sonnet, it’s hard to deny its appeal in the age of TikTok and instant virality. The video is a calculated move to capitalize on the current trend of hyper-sexualized, club-ready anthems, and it’s working. Whether you love it or loathe it, *”Can You Please”* is a testament to Ball’s ability to adapt and thrive in an industry that rewards audacity over artistry.
And so, we’re left to ponder: is this the future of music, or just another case of style over substance? Either way, Ball’s Ferrari is parked, and he’s not leaving the strip club anytime soon.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and TMZ
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