Later in the show, T-Pain pulled up to perform his slew of hits "Buy U A Drink" and his hook on DJ Khaled's "All I Do Is Win." Once he wrapped up, DJ Scream and the crew held a special tribute to the late Rich Homie Quan. The rapper, born Dequantes Lamar, passed away back in September following an accidental drug overdose. Everyone in the arena was on their feet as the DJ played songs like "Lifestyle" and "Walk Thru."

The night continued with performances from GloRilla and Gunna. Wunna performed songs off his new album One of Wun as well as other fresh hits like "Him All Along." Meanwhile, Big Glo performed her fan favorites like "Yeah Glo!" and new songs off her new album Glorious. At one point, she even invited T-Pain back onstage to perform their collaboration "I Luv Her."

The most anticipated performance of the night was by T.I. The Grand Hustle founder had his family in the background to support him during the "final performance" before his retirement. Tip kicked off his set with classics like "Rubberband Man," "24's" and "Whatever You Like." He also showed some love to Young Thug while performing their collaboration "About The Money."

Check out some of the highlights from Jingle Ball in Atlanta below.

With the chaos of what's going on in the world and media, it's understandable why folks want to "tune out." As Tati says in her Two Cents, we need to stop distracting ourselves from the ugliness in the world and start raising awareness.