: Despite some reviewers calling the sound "formulaic" or "generic," the song was a massive commercial success, peaking at number 13 on the US Billboard Hot 100.
: The visual uses classic royalty tropes—thrones, banquets, and champagne—but subverts them with modern edges like neon accents and electric guitar-wielding soldiers. Ava Max - Kings & Queens [Official Music Video]
The official music video for Ava Max's is a maximalist celebration of female empowerment, blending futuristic royal aesthetics with a heavy-hitting pop-rock sound. Released on March 27, 2020, and directed by Isaac Rentz, the visual translates the track's feminist message into a vivid, "heaven-themed" throne room populated by a court of Amazonian warriors. A Royal Visual World : Despite some reviewers calling the sound "formulaic"
Take a look at the high-energy production and visual storytelling in the official music video: Ava Max - Kings & Queens [Official Music Video] YouTube• Mar 27, 2020 Released on March 27, 2020, and directed by