Tsu Surf fires back at the claim that Eazy The Block Captain wrote his rounds against JC—and makes his denial clear.
“You called me for Shine.” Surf turns the conversation back on Eazy while explaining how Gun Titles helped each other prepare.
In Part 3, Surf addresses what he says Eazy has been claiming online about his JC material. He acknowledges that Eazy offered advice during their time together in Gun Titles, but firmly denies that Eazy wrote his rounds.
Surf describes preparation calls involving himself, Eazy, Chess and Tay Roc, arguing that sharing feedback was part of how they operated as friends and teammates. He also says Eazy sought his advice while preparing for K-Shine and other opponents.
This segment presents Surf’s response. Eazy’s original statements are not included in the supplied clip.
Where do you draw the line between giving a teammate feedback and writing their material?
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