Max described the video as "very colorful, super fun, crazy dancing, and a big celebration". The music video, directed by Isaac Rentz, was released on March 27, 2020.
How I take it from the block to the Hollywood sign My name on they lips, my name on they minds Takeoff for the tens, I don't see no nines Saweetie gon' glow, Saweetie gon' shine (Yeah) I need acrylic nails, I don't need no critics (Facts) Million-dollar deals and my lipstick seal it Post a pic just because, they like, "Oh, she chilling" (Yeah) I'm like Lolo on the laps how I'm runnin' the track I ain't even hit my peak and I'm still on the run I don't need a man for shit, put myself on the map (Oh) Shout out to the girls from the 'burb to the trap Hella independent, I get this, I get that (Uh-uh) I'm a queen, I'm a boss, I'm a brat (Yeah) Gonna change it and make it a world you won't forget To all of the queens who are fighting aloneĭisobey me, then baby, it's off with your head Once I start breathing fire, you can't tame meĪnd you might think I'm weak without a swordīut if I had one, it'd be bigger than yours Oh, no damsel in distress, don't need to save me I can feel my body shake, there's only so much I can take Think it's funny, but honey, can't run this show on your own To all of the queens who are fighting alone (Ava)Ĭan't live without me, you wanna, but you can't, nah-nah-nah We would pop champagne and raise a toast (Saweetie) If all of the kings had their queens on the throne Kings & Queens (Until Dawn Remix): 3:15.Kings & Queens (James Carter Remix): 2:16.Writing for Uproxx, Caitlin White described the lyrics as "a subtle tribute to the power of women and a call to action for men to support the queens in their life". Mike Nied of Idolator felt that the song "highlights Ava’s ability to fill dance floors across the globe". The song received positive reviews, with Jon Blistein of Rolling Stone complimenting the song's "pulsing verse" and its "dramatic hook peppered with regal synths". She also sent out physical cards to some of her fans with a link to RSVP for the single on her website. Max teased the single on her Instagram account by deleting almost all of her posts and changing her whole theme. In an interview with Popdust, Max revealed that the song initially went through ten different iterations, which included different melodies and production, before the final version was completed.
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