T-Pain wants to buy fans a drink, perhaps a mimosa?
The Atlanta music icon performed at halftime forGame 6 of the WNBA Finals in the ATL with the Atlanta Dream up 46-26 over the Golden State Valkyries at the break. The game had a 12:30 p.m. ET tipoff.
T-Pain took the court and performed renditions of "Buy U a Drank" and DJ Khaled's "All I Do Is Win" while wearing a denim Fendi jacket and shorts set. The autotune king even included a shimmy or two as the crowd sang along joyfully.
T Pain!!!!! pic.twitter.com/grl9FtulRg
— DNASportsTalk (@DNASportsTalk) October 29, 2026
This T-Pain concert at halftime ain’t helping the Valks chances of a comeback one bit in the second half pic.twitter.com/Q037tspjFD
— Matt Lively (@mattblively) October 29, 2026
T.I.'s 10-year-old daughter, Heiress Harris, performed the national anthem before tipoff. T.I. was also
part of the Game 3 festivities when he was part of the halftime show with Quavo.
Atlanta had the sports world buzzing with the lively Game 3 halftime show and Big Boi performing for the Game 4 break. There were also performances from 2 Chainz, Skooly and Pastor Troy with Q Parker of 112 handling the national anthem for Game 3.
Golden State had fans excited with En Vogue as the halftime performer for Game 5 in San Francisco with Dinah Jane of Fifth Harmony singing "The Star-Spangled Banner." Alanis Morissettegave her rendition of the national anthem for Game 2.
Game 6 was being played in the early afternoon because it conflicted with the Atlanta Hawks regular-season game against the Cleveland Cavaliers also at State Farm Arena, which holds about 17,000 people.
Before the Finals tipped off, the WNBA announced that Games 3 and 4 of the championship series would be played at the NBA venue instead of the Dream's regular season home, 3,500-seat Gateway Center Arena. Game 6 was going to be played at Gateway until hours before tipoff of Game 5.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: All he does is win: Watch T-Pain's halftime show for WNBA Finals Game 6
