SURF CONTINUES TO DRAGGG EAZY! 😳 “YOU LIKE A BI**H SPILLING TEA‼️”
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SURF CONTINUES TO DRAGGG EAZY! 😳 “YOU LIKE A BI**H SPILLING TEA‼️”
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Tsu Surf continues to drag Eazy The Block Captain over his online responses, calls him an “old crybaby” and accuses him of spilling tea instead of preparing for Murda Mook.
Surf says he’s seen “self-destruction before”—and argues Eazy is letting the backlash distract him from his next battle.
During this Twitter/X Space hosted by DocQtorr, Surf challenges Eazy’s damage control, responds to the ghostwriting allegation and explains the difference between teammates sharing feedback and someone writing his rounds.
Surf also reflects on handling criticism after his own losses, warns about facing Mook in New York and explains why he deliberately antagonizes opponents to build interest in potential battles.
These are Surf’s opinions and assessments. Eazy’s original statements are not included in this segment.
Is Surf giving Eazy a necessary reality check—or deliberately getting under his skin before Mook?
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