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Andy Ostroy, or “Candy man” as he likes to call himself, does it again.

http://pizzagateblog.blogspot.com/2017/03/is-there-connection-between-ice-cream.html

https://newspunch.com/wikileaks-pedophile-code-words-podesta/

Sometimes hipsters refer to the Candy man as their drug dealer,

Which works in a way. But there’s another older meaning…

As for the lyric, the term “candy man” meant a pimp, or at least a male paramour, also termed a “sweetback” or “sweetback man.” (I’ve addressed the parallel term “salty dog” in an earlier post.) Van Ronk was misled by the references to gingerbread, peppermint sticks, and Santa Claus, and when Davis declined to sing the lyric because it was sacrilegious, he protested, “but that’s children’s song”… to which Davis responded, “Yeah, you get a lot of children with songs like that.” Until this moment, it never occurred to me that there is an obvious parallel to the similar confusion surrounding “Big Rock Candy Mountain,” which I addressed in a post on that song’s nasty history a couple of months ago.

https://www.elijahwald.com/songblog/candyman/

You’re not very bright, Andy so here’s a

Vocabulary lesson.

Innuendo isn’t the word your looking for. It’s called projection.

It’s too late to cover your tracks Candy man. We know you're finally watching us. Keep watching because there's a lot more to come.

And keep checking in with your friends. It's hilarious! Tick Tock.