Performing on stage requires confidence, dedication, and years of practice—especially when it involves singing or acting in front of a live audience. Most adults spend countless hours training before they feel comfortable under the spotlight. That’s what makes one young performer’s story so remarkable.

The child you’re about to hear is just three years old, yet he may be the youngest person ever to perform the U.S. National Anthem at a major sporting event. His name is Drake Winslow, and despite his age, his confidence and talent have already captured hearts across the internet.

Drake recently made history by singing the National Anthem at a Syracuse, New York, School Day game, performing flawlessly in front of a crowd of nearly 6,000 people. His poised delivery and clear voice amazed spectators, earning him a standing ovation and widespread praise.

The video of his performance quickly went viral, collecting close to half a million views as viewers marveled at his natural stage presence.

Throughout the performance, Drake’s mother, Chelsea, stood close by, offering quiet reassurance. She later shared that her son is simply too young to grasp the magnitude of the moment. “He doesn’t really understand how big of a deal it is,” she explained. “We try to stay calm and not make it a big thing for him. He doesn’t even know what nervousness really is yet.”

According to Chelsea, while Drake loves singing around the house, “The Star-Spangled Banner” has always been his favorite song. And after this unforgettable moment, he’s already eager to sing it again.

Watch the video below to see Drake’s incredible performance that’s winning hearts everywhere.