9-Year-Old Piano Genius Stuns Steve Harvey! 🎹 👧🏻 🌟

My next guest, everybody, has been called a once-in-a-generation type of talent. At just nine years old, she's already earned an elite badge of honor, performing three times at one of the most prestigious music venues in the world, Carnegie Hall. Please welcome Sophia. Sophia, how are you, darling? I'm great. Nine years old, where are you from? I'm from Cincinnati, Ohio. I like that, I'm from Cleveland. Cool. You better know that's cool. Uh-huh. Yeah. What grade are you in? I'm in third grade. You nine and you in the third grade? Uh-huh. Wow. I was 12. Sophia, how long have you been playing the piano? I've been playing the piano since I was four years old. Really? Yeah. How much, how much do you practice a day? I practice one to two hours a day. That's all? Yeah. Really? Yeah. You play one or two hours a day? But on weekends, I practice maybe to two to three hours. Oh. Sophia, you memorize difficult pieces, I understand, quicker than grown-ups who've played them for years. How do you do that? Of course, I have to practice very hard, Mr. Harvey. Every time I learn a new piece, I don't know how, I can just memorize it so quickly. Really? Like, for example, two months ago, I played with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, and they gave me six weeks to learn this piece, but I learned to memorize it in two weeks. What do you want to be when you grow up, Sophia? I have so many dreams, Mr. Harvey. I would like to become a famous concert pianist, but I would also like to become a surgeon and help find a cure for cancer. Really? Yeah. Well, I hope you do that. I really hope somebody finds a cure for cancer. That would be, that would be great. So, you're gonna perform for us today. What are you gonna play? I'm gonna play Chopin Impromptu, number one in A-flat major. Girl. Well, Sophia, we want to see you, because you're just a sweetheart to us, and we're excited that you're here, and we want to see you do your thing. Ladies and gentlemen, Sophia. Betty Davis. Boy, she started walking towards me. She went, I got scared. I got scared. I went, ah, hell. Betty, Betty, you done put them high-heeled boots on? Yes. Couldn't come down them steps? I had everybody up there helping her down the steps. All the fellas were going, come on, baby, come on. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. Miss Betty, what do you do for a living? I'm retired. Okay. Yes, yes. I just had a birthday. Just had a birthday? On the 10th of April. On the 10th of April? Yes. You want to tell us how old you are? We don't want to know that. 67. Really? Really. See, Miss Betty, you don't know that we done already miked you. Oh! So, she looks amazing for 67 years. You look excellent. So, let me ask you, you want to win some money? I sure do. All right, well, come on, turn around here. Okay, good. Now, this is what we're going to do. We're going to put 20 pictures up on the board. I want you to look at these pictures. I want you to memorize. Every time you match one of those pictures, we're going to give you $100. If you match all 20 of those pictures up in 60 seconds, you can walk out of here with $1,000. And you'll step with me? Yes. Okay. I want you to memorize the pictures. I want you to flip them over. All right, now I want you to scramble them up. Now, that was two M's. Did you see the two M's up there? Those are the MorningSave.com cards. If you match those two M's up during this game, you're going to win a special bonus prize. Okay. Your time will start after your first two numbers. One and 15. One, 15. Two and 14. Two, 14. 12 and two. Six and 12. 12 and... Two and 14. Okay. Four and 12. Come on back. 17 and 14. 17, 14. 19 and 14. 17, 15. Five. 10, five. 13, 14. Seven, 14. Try that. I don't know it. Seven, 12. Come on, let's go. Four and eight. Give me one more. Let me see. There's a match between the number three and 13, nine and 14. One of those four numbers has a match in it. Give me three. Three, 13. You got six matches. That's $600. One, two, three. You've won yourself a briefcase.