Kings & Queens

This female empowerment anthem finds Ava Max calling on men to start championing the queens in their lives. If all of the kings had their queens on the throne We would pop champagne and raise a toast To all of the queens who are fighting alone Baby, you're not dancing on your own Speaking to MTV News about the song, Max said, "It's really just about, if queens ruled the world, the whole world would be a better place."

Ava Max penned "Kings and Queens" with songwriters Madison Love and Leland, while the driving production is courtesy of Cirkut and RedOne. The track was made in around ten different parts. It started off as a radically different song with dissimilar melodies and production, before the final version was completed.

As a liberated woman, Ava Max doesn't like it when men try to rescue her and ask her to move in. According to a Genius attribution, she tells them. "No, no, no. I didn't ask for your help. I got my own place. I can be independent. I am no damsel in distress." Oh, no damsel in distress, don't need to save me Once I start breathing fire, you can't tame me This lyric came when Ava Max was joking with people in the studio, yelling, "I am no damsel in distress. I wish I could just put that in the song." The other songwriters thought it was a great idea and incorporated the line into the tune.