Queens revolves around a newly-reunited girl group, with high emphasis on female empowerment and characters' identities, sometimes at the expense of organic storytelling. In our view, identity-driven story arcs and drama overshadow traditional character development and personal growth, veering into soap-box territory rather than natural evolution.

The show heavily subverts traditional gender roles and centers on non-traditional family and relationship structures, while often framing masculinity as either irrelevant or problematic. Religion and classic family units are largely absent or sidelined in favor of modern values, thus undermining classical cultural foundations.

Alternative or traditional perspectives are rarely represented sincerely. Dissent is either mocked or villainized, and the ensemble mainly shares a uniform, progressive worldview, with little genuine debate. This could easily be seen as echo-chamber storytelling, limiting any real ideological diversity.