Frankie Lymon Discusses Addiction ('Candy') in Interview

Frankie Lymon in Interview talks about his particular weakness for Candy and motorbikes.

[wonieblue]

He sounds so cute 😍 Rest with Love Frankie ❤️ no judgments, better people should've looked out for you

[stokesr]

I like his speaking voice. It’s soothing!!😁

[cupcakethecatsworld]

He was only like 12 or 13 here.. he was really talking about actual candy!

[antdell]

I'm sure that he actually meant candy...not drugs.

[elnswalis]

One thing I noticed about watching old interviews is that, no matter the person’s income, economic background or identity, everyone seemed so much more articulate and thoughtful when they spoke.

[Musicblue]

He needs a proper biopic & documentary his story is so sad and tragic never had a chance to truly be a child

[Dimples]

He didn’t say it was drugs… Yall get on my nerves

[ristobenjie]

Great speaking voice, Rest in Peace Frankie

[RasNoble]

The music business chewed him up and spit him out ! One of the greatest to do it!!! RIP

[gabriellebernard]

Astounding how young black men used to speak and engage. Even at such a young age he's professional and polite. How times have changed.. he had class and charm

[OliviaDarden-iu]

He had such a soft voice when speaking but a louder voice when signing

[loveisreal]

So sad…..so young and so talented♥️🙏♥️

[kiab.]

Remind me of The King of Pop Mr. MJ, very soft spoken 😊❤

[SadeWithTheReceipts]

He was 14 in this interview, he didn't start using heroin until he was 15. So he was talking about actual CANDY. Smh.

[stevejam]

He wasn't doing heroin when this interview was broadcast.

[lvtcus]

No he really meant candy . That’s why his tooth was like that .

[CoverGirlKayJay]

His speaking voice is so eloquent for such a young boy

[kendawyatt]

Poor baby! Used! Abused! And set aside!!! The industry served him the drugs as long as he filled seats. 💔💔💔💔💔💔 he was going through puberty when grown ass woman were violating him. His story is truly one of the most heartbreaking stories in the industry.

[jeanandre]

He was so well spoken and sounded so articulate

[s.h.]

He was so young & talented! RIP Frankie