Question: What is Minaj's vocal range in the song?
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"Raining Men" is a Hip hop song, which lasts for a duration of 3:44 (3 minutes, 44 seconds).
The song is not a cover of The Weather Girls song "It's Raining Men", however it is based on it with regard to its lyrical content.
Instrumentation consists of sirens and "mind-melting" bass.
The song is written in the key of B♭major and is set in simple time with a moderated hip-hop groove, with a metronome of 80 beats per minute.
"Raining Mens composition was likened to the work of M.I.A.
by Emily McKay for "NME".
Stacey Anderson for "Spin" commented on Minaj's vocal stylizaion of the word "really," writing that she projects the word as a "breathless contortion into its own fully demented sideshow," with regard to the fast speed in which Minaj raps.
James Reed for "The Boston Globe" described Minaj's verse as a "manic guest rhyme".
Rihanna's vocal range in the song spans from the low note of G3 to the high note of B♭4.
According to Jon Pareles for "The New York Times", the songs lyrics revolve around Rihanna and Minaj "singing and rapping about an endless supply of available men."
"Pink Friday" received generally positive reviews from music critics.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an average score of 68, based on 26 reviews.
James Reed of "The Boston Globe" called it "a brash pop album brimming with Minaj's various personae and Technicolor rhymes".
"Entertainment Weekly"s Brad Wete commended Minaj's "knack for melody" and "boasting lyrics".
Sam Wolfson of "NME" complimented Minaj's "pop sensibility" and found her "volatility and quirks ... reminiscent of heyday Lil Wayne".
"Los Angeles Times" writer Margaret Wappler commented that the album "shows Minaj is on the cusp", while Ann Powers noted Minaj's attempt to showcase her multi-faceted range and complimented her female perspective.
Marc Hogan of "Spin" felt that "as an MC showcase... the album falls short", but ultimately viewed it as "a budding artist's love letter to pop – well-wrought and exuberantly penned".
Allmusic's David Jeffries wrote that it "both dazzles and disappoints", stating "Feed off the production, the great musical ideas, and Minaj's keen sense of her surroundings, and "Pink Friday" is an outstanding success".
Allison Stewart of "The Washington Post" wrote that the album "nibbles at the edges of what female rappers are allowed to do, even as it provides a steady helping of pop hits".
Robert Christgau of MSN Music found Minaj "proud to be shameless, with the hooks to back it up".
In a mixed review, Andy Gill of "The Independent" felt that "Right Thru Me" is the only track that exhibits "adequate use of R&B vocal skills" among an album of unoriginal "rap braggadocio".
Slant Magazine's Jesse Cataldo praised Minaj's versatility on tracks like "Roman's Revenge", but was disappointed with the collaborative "Moment 4 Life", noting she could have shown more confidence by acting as a foil for Drake, but didn't.
Kitty Empire of "The Observer" called the album a "triumph of prevarication", but stated ""Pink Friday" can't decide whether Minaj is a rapper or just another pop artist [...
This album's pop quotient... is adequate, but anonymous."
Rich Juzwiak of "The Village Voice" criticized the album's "R&B crossover" material and found it lyrically "underwhelming".
Alexis Petridis of "The Guardian" commented that "for every burst of originality, there's a burst of generic frosty synth and Auto-Tune", noting that "the pop- and R&B-influenced tracks simply aren't as exciting, lyrically or musically, as the foam-mouthed hardcore ones".
Pitchfork Media's Scott Plagenhoef was ambivalent towards its pop concessions, although he felt that "even when she's aiming down the middle of the road, she's at least better than almost anyone else". 
The song was included on the setlist of Minaj's . 
Minaj performed "Roman Reloaded" for the first time on "106 & Park" on April 3, 2012, along with "HOV Lane", "I Am Your Leader", "Beez in the Trap", "Champion", "Right by My Side" and "Fire Burns".
"Roman Reloaded" was also performed on the European and American legs of Minaj's Pink Friday Tour.
The song is also included on Minaj's setlist. 
The song is written in C minor.
Joksimović's vocal range extends from C3 to G#4