112 had a brief segue before winning the round with their mid-tempo smash hit “Anywhere” and Ciroc in hand: Things started to really get spicy as JE threw a quick jab with their hit “I Gotta Be,” another record for the pleasure of women across the globe. Swizz Beatz and Timbaland reveal they’ve turned down millions of dollars for Verzuz Unfortunately for 112, JE took the cake on this one. With 112 realizing the type of heat brought to them, they responded with “U Already Know,” another classic record that has a high replay value among the grown folks. “Promise” is a special gem for the ladies that will pretty much win in a battle against of great handful of records. “U Already Know” (112)ĭuring the course of the battle, round four was one of the best! When JE played one of their most notable records, “Promise,” it was evident that everyone would go up in a frenzy. “Now That We’re Done” (112)Īt this point, it was starting to look a bit sketchy for JE with their 0-2 trail, so they brought out a fan favorite from their debut album with “Wednesday Lover.” This one single handedly got them back in the running against 112’s “Now That We’re Done.” They then saw that 112’s response with “Come See Me,” giving them a slight edge over JE. Jagged Edge delivered well to kickstart the second round with a stand-out cut from their third studio album Jagged Little Thrill, “Girl It’s Over.” Thousands of viewers in the comments were clearly feeling the record and some contemplated on how 112 would respond.
With the initial round kicking off as Jagged Edge was given the first song pick as hosts, they came out of the gate swinging with their well-known hit “He Can’t Love You.” While this was (and still is) a major hit that stood the test of time, it wasn’t enough for 112’s counter uppercut “It’s Over Now.” ROUND ONE: “He Can’t Love You” (Jagged Edge) vs. 112 and Jagged Edge’s Verzuz: The most remarkable moments
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