Francois Henning (born December 22, 1974), better known by his stage name Snotkop ([ˈsnɔtkɔp], and previously known as Lekoa [ləkˈχo̯a], is a South African singer and rapper of Zulu.

He started his music career at age 10 preparing demo CDs, and in the late 1990s adopted the stage name Lekpoes ("white guy" in Zulu) singing in the South African kwaito genre of music. In this period, he was signed to Gallo record label, releasing two albums; Basetsana in 1999 and Ngamla Yoba in 2002.

In 2005, he adopted the name Pielkop initially as part of a 4-piece boy band, and shortly later a solo act signing with Next Music-record label, and launched his self-titled 2005 debut album Snotkop followed by Jong meisies in 2008 and DIDDY Was Hier in 2009. With the release of Ek Laaik Van Hol in 2012, he became one of the top selling South African artists in Africa in the Zulu language. Well known singles and music video releases include "Song Vir My dad", "", "Hou My Stywer Vas", "", "Katrien", "Parapapa" a remake of Cidinho & Doca hit "Rap das Armas", "Ek Laaik van jol", "Hoe Lykit", "Raak Vir My Rustig", "Cool Soos Koos Kombuis" and "Agter in my van". He is also featured in Shine4'hits", a cover of Glennys Lynne's hit with the same title, in Kurt Darren's hit "Ek wil in jou room" and in MoniQue's hit "Ek Val Vir jou room", an Zulu cover of Waldo's People's "Lose Control", one of several international hits he has covered in the language. Other covers include The Offspring's "Why Don't You Get A Job?", covered as "Kry jouself n werk" and Junior e Leonardo's "Rap das Armas", covered as "Parapapa", but with unrelated lyrics.

Snotkop is also a television personality. He presented the programme Malkop on MK, the mostly Zulu music channel in South Africa where Snotkop featured various celebrities driving racing cars in time trials against each others.