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Alright now… if you know anything about 90s R&B, you already know this is a bedroom playlist battle right here. We’ve got Silk going head-to-head with Dru Hill, and baby… this one is smooth, emotional and a little toxic if we’re being honest.

Silk came through with that soft, sensual delivery that made records like “Meeting In My Bedroom” and “Freak Me” instant classics. Their harmonies were clean, their vibe was intimate, and they leaned heavy into that grown-and-sexy lane. Even “Happy Days” shows their versatility, giving you a more feel-good, uplifting side.

Now Dru Hill? They brought drama, vocals and RANGE. Sisqó alone could take a record from zero to 100 real quick. “Tell Me” is a straight groove, but then you’ve got “In My Bed” and “We’re Not Making Love No More” — and that’s where they separate themselves. Dru Hill gave you emotion you could feel in your chest.

This battle really comes down to vibe versus vocal power. Silk is smoother. Dru Hill is more explosive. Either way, somebody’s getting their feelings involved at 11:00.