Watch DeJ & her D-Town counterparts give their rendition of the Shady posse cut
DeJ Loaf broke onto the scene earlier this summer with her smash hit, “Try Me,” and seamlessly transitioned into the industry. She inked a deal with Columbia Records and impressed NYC onlookers with a string of shows during CMJ week shortly after, then dropped her “Try Me” remix, which featured Remy Ma and Ty Dolla $ign. Not to mention, when Eminem put together “Detroit VS Everybody,” the Shady XV posse cut featuring a who’s who of Detroit emcees–Em, Royce Da 5’9“, Big Sean, Danny Brown, Trick Trick–he chose young DeJ to handle the hook duties. If an Eminem co-sign during your rookie year isn’t an indication that you’ve made an impact, what is?
Today, DeJ is releasing her take on “Detroit VS Everybody”–both the record and its accompanying music video. She’s joined by SAYITAINT and Oba Rowland as they rep their city. Check it out.
DeJ Loaf, featured on Eminem’s original “Detroit vs Everybody” song, has delivered not only a remix but a remix video. She, alongside her IBGM counterparts SayItAint and Oba Rowland, went completely berserk on this remix.
Go download DeJ Loaf’s mixtape “Sell Sole” from Livemixtapes.
Both songs are tied to a Detroit vs Everybody clothing line founded by Detroit city native Tommey Walker who has worked with Eminem’s Shady Records on a Shady vs. Everybody line of clothes. He is also featured at the end of the “Detroit vs Everybody” remix video
The original “Detroit vs. Everybody” song is part of the new Shady XV album that was recently released.