SWV's Cheryl "Coko" Gamble and Xscape's LaTocha Scott were two of the best vocalists to emerge in the 90s. They both can do trills, runs, hit high and low notes with the best of them. As lead singers for their respective groups, they held it down on each track. We would love to see these two legends have a riff-off because they both know how to "sing down." It would be incredible if Coko and LaTocha would perform some of their best vocal acrobatics like they displayed on "Rain" and "Who Can I Run Too?"

Besides her singing ability, Coko was known for her long nails. At their peak, she let her nails grow to several inches. Her nails took on a life of their own. Growing up in a religious household, Coko grew her nails as an act of rebellion, and they became a part of her signature look. While Coko may have cut her nails down, this Verzuz is for all the ladies with the long nails in the spirit of Coko.

In the 90s, there were many fashion trends that you could use to express your individuality. Out of the R&B girl groups of the 90s, nobody donned the boots and skirt combo quite like SWV. They had that uptown, New York City look that inspired a legion of sisters to put together the same ensemble just like they wore in the “Anything” video. At this Verzuz, bring out those Dr. Martens boots and style with a skirt to get that 90s mood in full effect.

Although Xscape had angelic voices, they wore serious gear that let the world know that they had arrived and were ready. So, dust off those flannel shirts and baggy jeans and wear them like how Xscape did on “Understanding.”

Although the goal is to win the Verzuz, there is also respect for the artistry of your opponent. The love that artists show for one another is always amazing to see. Besides being two of the top R&B groups of the 90s, they were fans of each other’s music. We would love to know the songs that SWV loves from Xscape and vice-versa.

One of the best aspects of the new Verzuz format is that the artists can invite guests who they've collaborated with in the past. This takes the performances up to another level. We're hoping that Method Man and U-God will show up for the "Anything Remix" or that MC Lyte might swing by to drop her verses on "Keep On, Keeping On."

What makes Verzuz so unique is the stories that we get to hear from artists. They give hilarious and never-heard-before details about how their classics came together during the creative process. Whether on tour or in the studio, we know that SWV and Xscape have many stories to tell. We would love to know how SWV felt singing “Downtown” for the first time or the vibes Xscape’s got from “You’re My Little Secret.” We want some good singing and tea spilling.

The fellas weren't the only ones wearing their hats to the back in the 90s. The ladies rocked them that way too but added some door knocker or hoop earrings to set it off like SWV did in "I'm So Into You" and Xscape in "I Got Love On My Mind." So ladies, dig into your jewelry box, get your big earrings, go in the closet, and grab the hat. Just be sure to throw it on backward.

One of the tests of any great singer is how well they can sing without accompaniment. An acapella rendition of any of their songs would make the virtual crowd go wild. When it comes to vocal groups, those harmonies and "blends" are crucial to the overall sound. Can you imagine a live, acapella version of "Use Your Heart" or "The Softest Place On Earth" at the Verzuz? Now that would be epic.

While die-hard fans can not wait to sing along to the classic songs from both groups, Verzuz is always a great time to drop some new music. With hundreds of thousands and sometimes millions watching on various platforms, introducing some new music would be great. We're hoping that either SWV or Xscape will drop some brand new music on the Verzuz audience.