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"America's Got Talent" has had some memorable performances, from a trapeze act gone wrong to the singer who sounded just like Whitney Houston. The show's Tuesday night episode featured yet another memorable moment when the youngest contestant ever appeared on the NBC show.As Billboard reports, 5-year old Sophie Fatu appeared on the show to showcase her singing talents. When judge Simon Cowell asked Sophie what she’d do with the $1 million prize, she responded, "I don’t really care about money. I just want to sing for everyone and make them happy."Sophie then went into an adorable rendition of Frank Sinatra’s hit song "New York, New York." The audience and the judges couldn't contain their smiles and applause as she belted her heart out.After Sophie's performance, Cowell told the 5-year old and the audience about her record-making appearance on the show. "You know, Sophie, you are officially the youngest ever 'America’s Got Talent' contestant, do you know that? You shouldn’t even be able to remember the words, let alone sing like that with the key change and everything. Amazing," he said.Fellow judge Mel B raved about Sophie's voice. "When you hold onto those long notes you have like a really rich vibrato, which is so strange I’m even saying that because you’re only five," she said.Sadly, Sophie didn't advance to the live shows, but you can watch more of her performances and song renditions on her YouTube channel, like her cover of "The Star Spangled Banner" and "The Way You Look Tonight."