A member of the Alliance has finally agreed to take on Deva Brat at this years Sting concert, and it is (drum roll please) Flex. One of the wickedest lyricists in the Alliance camp, Flex, has grown weary of the antagonistic name calling by Deva Brat and has offered a settlement of all arguments at this year's Sting annual lets-get-ready-to-rumble stage show.

The beef began with a Flex diss track on the Art of War mixtape which was heavily circulated. Then the two had an on-stage lyrical skirmish at the popular weekly session Bembe Thursdays. However, it has since escalated since Deva was pushed off a stage by a member of the entourage of the Alliance.

Now Deva has decided to respond to Alliance lieutenants, Flex and Busy, as well as keep his animosities fresh with Munga in a sizzling diss track that the streets are gobbling up called Flawless. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TRACK

When the man dem push me offa the stage, it show say dem scared, mi was going to respond same time but the people dem say ah just through mi wicked mek dem tings de happen, so mi fi just easy and doan retaliate physically, deal wid it lyrical, so mi just hold a quick meds, he said.

Deva Brat said he tried to get the track played at Dutty Fridaze but a so-called Alliance bootheel jumped on the mike, and started to curse say that coulden gwaan cause ah Alliance mi say.

I dont know what his problem is, me have a problem with Busy and Munga and now Flex, mi no have a problem wid Alliance, mi rate Bounty Killer and what him do for young artistes, he said.The words of Flawless feature Devas rollicking sing-song flow:
Mi no fraida no man, tell Munga and the big belly one
Mi links dem big and mi guns dem long
Mi no tek chat from no big belly bwoy who reside uptown
Flex, mi find out him ah the next one,
Gal ah drain inna him mouth like a pipe cesstant
Look pon him mouth corner, ah the whitest one
So mi rise up the eagle, press one
Pon Bigga 5, that cop caan stay alive

Mi ah go dun the whole ah dem a Sting, the deejay whose Bundle a Gal is now a bonafide radio hit said.

In a release sent to One876Entertainment.com, Flex has reportedly dismissed the track.

"Mi nah do no song a call up people name," says Flex. "A no dessoh mi ting deh. But him fi face me a Sting and mek we see who badda."

In the meantime, Flex's management team have contacted the Sting organisers to let them know that their artiste is available for a clash. Sting organizers were not immediately available for a comment but have repeatedly said in interviews that the theme of their show is peace and unity.

Flex, who has been travelling extensively with Mavado currently has a range of tunes getting airplay, with No Gal on DJ Wayne's Operation Torpedo riddim leading the pack.