Ava Max - Kings & Queens -

: Critics often highlight the glam rock guitar solo , which has been compared to the theatrical sound of the band Queen. Chart Impact & Legacy

: The lyrics utilize clever chess metaphors , noting that while the king can only move one space, the "queens are free to go wherever they like". Ava Max - Kings & Queens

: It features a direct nod to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland with the line "Disobey me, then baby, it's off with your head". Musical Production : Critics often highlight the glam rock guitar

: It reached number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100 and topped charts in multiple countries, including Poland, Israel, and Slovenia. Musical Production : It reached number 13 on

Released on , as the lead single from her debut album Heaven & Hell , " Kings & Queens " solidified Ava Max as a global pop mainstay. The track is a high-energy power pop anthem that champions female empowerment and gender equality . Core Message and Lyrics