Scott Hoying

Facts of Scott Hoying

Date of Birth:	1991 , September-17
Age:	32 years old
Birth Nation:	United States of America
Height:	6 Feet 2 Inch

Name	Scott Hoying
Birth Name	Scott Hoying
Father	Rick Hoying
Mother	Connie Hoying
Nationality	American
Birth Place/City	Arlington, Texas
Ethnicity	White
Profession	Artist
Working For	Pentatonix
Net Worth	$ 8 million
Eye Color	Blue
Hair Color	Blonde
Famous for	Singer
Affair with	N/A
Married	N/A
Education	N/A
Music Group	Pentatonix

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Inside Biography

Scott Hoying is a well-known singer, lyricist, and musician. He is one of the active members of the 5-piece Capella group, Pentatonix. A successful channel also won the third season of NBC’s The Sing-Off. Along with his best friend Mitch Gra s si, he is also successfully running another YouTube channel called SUPERFRUIT.

Early Life, Bio, And Family Of Scott Hoying

Scott Hoying was born on September 17, 1991, in Arlington, Texas, U.S. He holds an American nationality and belongs to the White-American ethnicity.

Hoying was a finalist on CBS's Star Search and was a victory on The Sing-Off. He was conceived in Arlington, Texas, where he additionally attended secondary school. His dad was an English instructor and his mother was working in the nursing home.

Later as a result of numerous contentions and misconceptions his folks kicked isolated and he off living with his mom. Scott used to keep running in a nearby shop during his adolescence.

Hoying has been a musical entertainer since the age of eight and was an individual from the SoCal VoCals, a mainstream and fulfilled a cappella bunch at the University of Southern California. He has performed the National Anthem and "God Bless America" at home diversions for the Texas Rangers, Dallas Cowboys, and Dallas Mavericks.

Scott Hoying's Professional Career And Wiki

Hoying runs an immensely famous YouTube channel called super-fruit with individual Pentatonix along with Mitch Gra s si. As of now being related inside Pentatonix together with Avi Kaplan, he is getting astounding achievement and thankfulness from the general population.

Hoying was the skilled understudy in his instruction also in this way; his dad was deciding to make his child as a doctor however his interest and enthusiasm drove him to move crosswise over music and melodies with the awesome Association.

Scott Gra s si's Net Worth And Earnings

Scott Gra s si has earned a tremendous amount of net worth from his career which as per the estimation made by Celebrity net worth is around $8 million, as of 2019. He is one of the active members of the 5-piece a capella group, Pentatonix which won the $200,000 prize money after winning the third season of NBC’s The Sing-Off.

Since August 2013, Gra s si has been running a renowned YouTube Channel SUPERFRUIT. From the channel, Gra s si earns an average of $5.6K-$88.9K in a year.

Gra s si is also quite popular on social media like Instagram with 1 million followers. It is also the major part of her net worth as he can command $5 K a promotional post.

Mitch Gra s si's Married, Wife, Relationship

Scott Gra s si is not married yet and is also not dating anyone officially at present. He is openly gay. He is close friends with fellow Pentatonix member Mitch Gra s si and they both have been involved together in a number of successful projects. It's been a long time since the two are best friends and they do virtually everything together.

Thank you @outmagazine for including us in your #OUT100 this year! -------------- "Before 2017, Mitch Gra s si and Scott Hoying were best known as the cute gay members of the top-selling a cappella group Pentatonix. Now, after releasing a steady stream of peppy songs and videos as the spin-off act Superfruit, the singers and best friends have crafted a new musical identity. Both catch and buoyantly queer, tracks like “Imaginary Parties” and “Worth It (Perfect)” — both off their debut EP Future Friends—are the kind of uplifting tracks that could make struggling LGBTQ kids dance around their living rooms with hope. “We’ve really learned to own who we are and not be afraid of what others think,” Hoying says. “We want to inspire queer youth, and we’ve had feedback from fans saying we’ve helped or saved them.” Gra s si, who hints at an upcoming Superfruit tour, says the content of their songs has been resonant, too. “People applaud us for our normalization of queer romantic pronouns,” he says. “That’s sweet, but I couldn’t imagine not writing in my own voice.”"

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