Which pentatonix member is gay

Hoying and the other members dressed as pieces of sushi in a group costume that was known as "California Rolls." (It's both incredible and utterly terrifying!) The group made it to the semifinals before being voted off after a performance of "Breakaway" by Kelly Clarkson. Eventually, they found themselves at the same school and hit it off.

There's also just so much you can do."

In October 2022, Hoying gave us a taste of what we might be able to expect when he and J Maya released a short Instagram video featuring them singing a Frankenstein-inspired love song. Not only are they proud to embrace their identities, but they also use their influence and platform to advocate for those who may not have the same opportunities as they do.

Their Advocacy

Pentatonix and its members have been strong advocates for LGBTQ+ rights.

Whereas her time in Pentatonix has taught Maldonado how to advocate for others, her solo career has let her get to know herself. As he put it to Billboard, Superfruit has succeeded because of their friendship. You have to stand your ground. Matt "grew up singing next to him [Ernest] in Baltimore City," as he recalled in a chat with CBN. He started practicing  at 4, got baptized in the third grade, and honed his skills in the church.

Even though religion played a significant part in nurturing Matt's talent, his personal conviction wasn't rock solid.

For Hoying, finding success as a solo artist has been a huge milestone. He said he "finally admitted to myself I was gay around 14 or 15," but added that he was too scared to tell anyone else. He also revealed that he actually helped produce some of the songs on his own after learning to use Pro Tools during the pandemic.

Matt's Christian household was led by his father, Ernest Sallee, who now serves as the Pastor of Worship and Arts at South Potomac Church in White Plains, Maryland. "[It] was a gut punch.

However, Scott Hoying is also pursuing his own solo endeavors on the side. Love you forever" (via Instagram).

After the couple's fifth anniversary, Hoying proposed. was coming out of the closet around that time, so it felt like I was discovering my true self and what I loved, so that amplified everything by 10, as well."

Hoying also listed "Channel Orange" by Frank Ocean, "Continuum" by John Mayer," and "Love Me Back," another album by Jazmine Sullivan.

Hoying even admitted to HuffPost that he's had the chance to meet Beyoncé multiple times, but something keeps holding him back. The cellist took to Facebook to reveal that he was a pallbearer at the funeral and was crushed to witness his relatives in agony. You can't expect everyone else is going to come and run to your aid.