Mike Wass of the website Idolator described it as a "radio-ready anthem... [which] is impossible to beat".
Emily Zemler, of Billboard, wrote that between the album's "eclectic experimentation" and "voiceless soundscapes", the band "slotted in this propulsive rocker, an arena-ready anthem".
Critics positively reviewed the song, calling it a "club-ready anthem", though it faced criticism for having similarities with Madonna's 1989 single "Express Yourself".
Alison Schwartz from People added that "the club-ready anthem, complete with a few A Capella chants and Italian lyrics, shows off Gaga's powerhouse vocal chords and knack for powerful songwriting".
Rather, Chaos and the Calm churns out pleasant but forgettable, festival-ready anthems.
"Treats," with its party-ready anthems and simplistic lyrics, was "like a denial record," Mr. Miller said.
Sept. 10: The Frames, an impassioned rock band from Dublin, Ireland, have a catalogue of arena-ready anthems.
Reviewing the album, Tim Grierson from About.com opined that "Thirty Seconds to Mars want to inspire the listener with arena-ready anthems like "Kings and Queens" and "Vox Populi," which are grand sing-along songs that have a populist feel".
The extra-funky song is a ready made anthem; surely a darling harbinger for fans of strong songwriting, has already garnered over fifty thousand listens on soundcloud.com - not at all a small feat.
And she's got the big, thumping, dancefloor-ready pop anthems to match (not that she wrote any of them).
