With several months having already spent with each other, Los Angeles Lakers players now know the kind of music Lonzo Ball likes to play. However, not everyone from the team is a fan of it, including his fellow rookie, Josh Hart, who took to his Snapchat account to post a video of him listening to what he described as “trash.”

It may seem like a sign that Hart is not fond of Ball and most likely doesn't hang out with him a lot, however, it goes to show that they do have a good relationship, as they can be straightforward with their comments for one another. Long flights after games allow players to interact more and speak among themselves, which could lead to having good chemistry on the court.

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Hart clearly prefers listening to something else rather than what Ball was playing on the Lakers' team plane. For what it’s worth though, he could be letting the former UCLA star enjoy himself if it helps him recover from his injury faster and suit up again for the Lakers, as they sorely miss what he brings during games, especially his rebounding and ability to drop dimes to his teammates.

Despite being out, though, Ball has never failed to see his name in the news with the way he and fellow young Lakers Kyle Kuzma and Brandon Ingram — at times even including his youngest brother LaMelo — troll each other, documenting their antics on social media.

Their chemistry definitely seems to be the least of the Lakers' concern at this point, but more important things lie ahead as they make the most out of this season of learnings on their way to playing sweet music on the floor.