Petr Lexa

Petr Lexa (*June 5, 1991 České Budějovice[1][2][3]) is a Czech singer and member of pop band Slza, which was formed in 2014. He is also active on YouTube under the nickname Hoggy[4] and has appeared in the television series, Port.[5]

Petr Lexa
Background information
Born1991 (age 28–29)
České Budějovice, Czech Republic
Occupation(s)Singer, YouTuber, actor
Associated actsSlza

Music career

Lexa's interest in theatre began in primary school.[1] He began acting lessons at a young age but decided to devote more time to music in 2009, when he recorded his first cover song and released it on YouTube.

Lexa took part in the Voice, Czech Republic and in Czech Superstar, and has won blogging awards.

YouTube

Lexa's YouTube nickname, Hoggy, was based on Hogwarts. Slza bandmate Lukáš Bundil discovered him on the platform, when he was searching for a suitable vocalist.

By May 2016 Hoggy had over 650 000 subscribers.[6]

gollark: I used mods a bit back in ye olden jar-opening days. I think there were also a bunch of competing modloaders around.
gollark: It was also very annoying, but I think it's more of a joke/nostalgia thing.
gollark: Also, 1-based indexing is evil, yes.
gollark: Though I dislike how Python has so many weird syntax special cases and features; Lua's is comparatively simple.
gollark: I kind of prefer Python's whitespacey syntax to Lua's.

References
  1. Hoggy (June 11, 2014), DRAW MY LIFE – SPECIÁL ZA 10K | Hoggy, retrieved February 8, 2018
  2. "skupina Slza". Skupina Slza. Archived from the original on November 19, 2015.
  3. "skupina". skupinaslza.cz. Retrieved February 8, 2018.
  4. Štěrba, Martin (November 25, 2015). "Nejoblíbenějšími videoblogery jsou Shopaholic Nicol a Hoggy". Marketing & Media (in Czech). Retrieved February 8, 2018.
  5. Media, News. "Prima do seriálu angažuje vloggera Hoggyho". Médiář. Retrieved February 8, 2018.
  6. "Hoggy". Retrieved February 8, 2018 – via YouTube.
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