I stayed up for the lunar eclipse tonight, ended up seeing a fleet of UFOs

I stayed up for the lunar eclipse tonight, ended up seeing a fleet of UFOs
Time: 1:24AM CST

Location: Hermitage, TN (outskirts of Nashville)

I stayed up to watch the total lunar eclipse tonight, and for the first time in my life, I saw a fleet of about 20 UFOs or drones. I thought it was a flock of birds at first, but what birds in Tennessee fly at 1:30 in the morning? I've been staring up at the stars for a quarter of a century now, and I've never seen anything like this. 

They also weren't in formation like geese, they were all kind of doing their own thing but going in the same direction in a bit of a cluster. I saw no lights, they were white/light grey and I'm assuming lit up by Nashville's light pollution. The eclipse was just about to be in totality so I don't think they were lit up by moonlight. A few minutes later, just after totality, I saw what looked like 3 stars coming towards me. But it was the same UFOs/drones (I think 5 or so). They flew around for a bit, and ultimately went back the direction the other ones went in. 

I've lived near Nashville International Airport all my life so I'm very familiar with the way planes look in the sky. I've also seen the Starlink satellites go by. This wasn't any of that. And it did occur to me that it could be that someone with a bunch of drones decided to mess with people during the eclipse, however they weren't flying in unison or in any kind of pre-programmed flight pattern that I could tell. They also seemed to be VERY high up in the air. I would compare their movements to a ping pong ball floating in a bathtub. Like they had one general direction, but they were also slightly spazzy, going just a little bit up and down and side to side as they went.

Sorry for how long this post is, I've always wanted to see UFOs and it seems to have finally happened. I also wanted to record as much detail as I could before I go to bed. I quit THC 2 months ago, I don't drink, and I'm not on any psychoactive substances.