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Despite K-Queens pushing for a showdown on Boxing Day, D'Angel said she has no intentions of engaging in a lyrical war on stage because she's just happy to reunite with Sting after 10 years.

"It's not like a changing of my tune; I was not interested in clashing any female. I'm an international artiste and D'Angel is back on Sting, so I'm going there to show the world what I have to offer. Right now I'm on fire, but not to war females. I've been in the business 20 years and right now I'm going for it. Suh mi nah mek nobody mek mi lose focus. My fans are ready and I'm ready to give them a stellar performance," D'Angel told THE WEEKEND STAR.

But K-Queens said D'Angel is dodging the war because they are ready.

"Addi fastest 'donkey' (referring to their diss track Donkey Dolly) dis mi see pon two foot. She just a run but we all know seh in her lyrics, she call fi di war [in her song War Angel]. But it look like when wi step to her [lyrically] she neva a expect dem two bullet yah. So all of a sudden she start play the blame game and victim card. K-Queens dem ready fi di clash suh if she's open then we talk business with Laing and tek it to di stage," K-Queens said.

The twins said they are all in this for the enjoyment and cultural boost in entertainment, with hopes of reuniting in peace with D'Angel.

"We are not bullies nor warmongers so when dat day come and gone, wi can always seh it was great and it was a good one. Let's make this a merry Christmas," K-Queens said

But D'Angel said the twins should use this opportunity she granted them to bolster their careers.

"They should thank God for me because if a neva me dem wouldn't get on Sting. This is all some manufactured beef because my song wasn't even aimed at them so this is just an act of the devil. No female has ever disrespected any female and get anything from it, it just left a bad taste inna people mouth," said D'Angel.

Sting promoter Isaiah Laing confirmed that both K-Queens and D'Angel were booked for the show, but said if they wanted a clash, they had to indicate that to him so he could put things in place to ensure it is amicable.

"I don't want any surprises and I'm not gonna mislead my people. But it is Sting and if a feud is there, get rid a it before the new year," Laing suggested. He made it clear that he will not tolerate any artistes interrupting the set of another performer as this will have consequences.