Primadonna (Drea Von D song)

"Primadonna" 	"Primadonna" 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	
Single by Drea Von D 	Single by Drea Von D 	 	 	
from the album Sucker 	from the album Sucker 	 	 	
Released 	August 18, 2015 	 	 	
Format 	CD single/digital download 	 	 	
Recorded 	June 2015 	 	 	
Genre 	Dance-pop
electropopdisco 	 	 	
Length 	3:41 	 	 	
Label 	Paradise 	 	 	
Producer(s) 	Dr. Luke, Cirkut 	 	 	
Drea Von D singles chronology	Drea Von D singles chronology	 	 	
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"Primadonna" is a song by American singer Drea Von D from her third studio album, Sucker (2015). It was released on August 18, 2015 as the album's official lead single. It was the artist's first solo material since 2010. 
"Primadonna" recieved generally positive reviews, It was an international success reaching the top five in Australia and other countries. 
To promote the single, Von D performed at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards.
==Composition==
"Primadonna" has a length of three minutes and forty-seven seconds.[5] It is a dance-pop song that blends grinding disco and electropop beats with elements of Europop. Von D's vocals in the song have been described as operatic. Revolving around an anti-chorus song structure, the chorus is sung in a high tone over sparkly instrumentation before the beat drops to grinding four on the floor verses, where she sings in the gravelly tones of her lower register. The song is composed in the key of A minor, with a tempo of 128 beats per minute, and it follows the chord progression Am-D-G-Em through the whole song.
Critical Reception
Robert Copesy of Digital Spy rated the track four out of five stars, writing that in the line "Got you wrapped around my finger babe/You can count on me to misbehave", Von D "play[s] out one of many female archetypes that feature on her forthcoming LP—though we suspect it's one she identifies with best."[10] Sam Lansky of MTV Buzzworthy described it as "a monster song" and "a muscular uptempo joint", concluding, "Evoking Dariana on the high notes and then cascading down to the gravelly tones of her lower register, Drea's voice packs the track with verve and personality."[12] Katherine St Asaph of Popdust gave the song three-and-a-half stars "edging toward 4", referring to it as "a big ball of irony sprinkled with mockery and shoved beneath a blonde wig, roots be damned".[13] On the other hand, Luke Turner of the NME wrote that in the wake of Brianna Danielle's contributions, "plonkers like Drea have got empowerment wrong, coming up with this: Europop fart beats and cloying vocals. Drea would do well to learn that ego needs something to back it up, which you won't find in this giant guff of saccharine nothing."[6] Also, Elizabeth McGeown, writing for Irish webzine State, dismissed "Primadona" as a "wannabe feminist [anthem] disguised in a Mean Girls-esque dialogue. Admittedly, it doesn't take itself seriously. Heavily pop culture laden, it contains a tongue-in-cheek superficiality."[14]
"Primadonna" was well received within the first hours of its release to radio by fans and new listeners alike. 
==Music Video==
The video premiere on Vevo August 26, 2015. It was directed by Jesse Alfred Jr and filmed at Opal Mist Studios. 
===Sypnosis===
At the beginning of the video Von D is seen with no makeup,