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The latest in this interview series is with Frank Iero. We follow up on a chat we had at Reading which referred to how he never intended to be a frontman, but how he deals with being one with his particular personality traits. We also talk about whether songwriting is an efficient way of venting stresses/worries. We also share the different ways we use social media. Thanks to Frank for letting me ask some fairly personal questions and being such a delight to talk to again . I was struggling with anxiety and deafness in one ear this day, so sorry if I shout (it's also a new dictaphone) or don't seem quite myself. Hit subscribe at: http://bit.ly/1uVT0BI / sophieeggleton / sophieeggleton / sophieeggletonofficial http://sophieeggleton.blogspot.co.uk/ http://sophieeggleton.com/ http://sophieeggletonart.bigcartel.com/ http://depop.com/en-gb/sophieeggleton Sophie is a freelance journalist and presenter covering Music, Art, Fashion, Beauty, Travel, Films, Lifestyle and Health. She graduated with a First in Fine Art,but went on to explore her love of fashion gaining experience at the likes of Vogue, Elle, Glamour, Easy Living and more. She then went on to Alexander McQueen as an artwork assistent, one of her illustrations gracing a gown worn by Cate Blanchett at the Cannes Film Festival. After that she went on to work as a stylist and stylist assistent working on shoots for NME, 125 and Easy Living. Alongside this she worked as a freelance journalist contributing work to Stylebible,The Guardian, Gunpowder, Disappear Here, Sketchbook, Elmbridge Magazine, and Bring the Noise where she was Reviews Editor. Her love of music has seen her work with Hit The Floor and Ticketmaster where she has contributed numerous interviews. She has also presented for Relentless Energy Drink at Reading and Leeds Festival, and currently hosts art videos for Canvas. Alongside this worked with and consulted for various brands including Dead Heroes Clothing and Cheer Up Clothing. She used her channel as an excuse to talk and create about the things she's passionate about as well as trying to spread awareness for health issues and taboo issues.