At the conclusion of this interview, she’ll hold the aforementioned stack of money to her ear in what may or may not be an ode to French Montana‘s now infamous pose as she takes a flick for our social media photo-op, but before you write her off as another money hungry industry plant, see what young Dej has to say. We caught up with Dej–who, by the way, has built a serious #WCW reputation on Instagram–on not just what’s happening today, but her plans for the future–because she does have plans for the future, contrary to her “one-hit wonder” critics. However, with her first post-deal project, Sell Sole, dropping today, and the release of last night’s remix, there was a serious buzz surrounding the 23-year old Detroit native. This isn’t her first interview with The Source, she previously chatted with a senior editorial staff member long before “Try Me” became “Try Me”, and before Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign hopped on the remix to her breakout single. It’s a chilly October evening, and she’s sitting on the 27th floor of the NYC Sony building–which serves as Columbia Records’ headquarters– casually flipping through a stack of singles and hundred dollar bills as she playfully argues with a member of her tightly knit team, and the man who produced “Try Me”, DDS.

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