ROUND 6: Jagged Edge’s “Walked Outta Heaven” vs. Sadly for JE, “Anywhere” was a sultry jam that brought instant gratification to every bedroom in America. I think 112 is enjoying going second because their counter game is strong tonight. “I Gotta Be” even has Slim up out his seat and vibin’. Room 112 is where the party’s at right now. They set the table nicely until 112 crashes the scene with the velvety lullaby “U Already Know.” What a counter. JE opts to pull the “Promise” card early in the game and, to their benefit, works. ROUND 4: Jagged Edge’s “Promise” (Remix) vs. What an excellent rebound here by the boys to push off 112’s early streak. In the late ’90s and early 2000s, JE was a band of smooth lotharios every day of the week, most notably on Wednesdays with this impressive track. ROUND 3: Jagged Edge’s “Wednesday Lover” vs. In hopes of evening the score, “homegrown JE” dialed in the somber breakup anthem “Girl It’s Over.” Again, 112 swung for the fences and connected with their ’90s bop ‘Come See Me.” It’s hard to deny Slim’s buttery vocals and Tim and Bob’s impeccable production. ROUND 2: Jagged Edge’s “Girl It’s Over” vs. 112’s “It’s Over Now”Īfter 112 re-entered Instagram Live, Jagged Edge kicked things off with the slithery earworm “He Can’t Love U.” Unfortunately for the ATL quartet, 112’s Slim delivered a booming counter with the undeniable Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hit “It’s Over Now” in honor of their Bad Boy days. ROUND 1: Jagged Edge’s “He Can’t Love U” vs.
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