Okay to answer your question, I think feeling types are just super dramatic, although the ENFPs and ESFPs are the real drama kings and queens of this world. BUT. I think there are different types of drama, and I think that everyone's dramatic about certain things or in certain ways.
There's the "I CAN'T BELIEVE you just SAID THAT to ME," or the "You WON'T beLIEVE what he SAID ABOUT ME," or the "I will NEVER LOVE AGAIN" type, or as I like to call, the relationship dramatics. Anything going on in their relationships is the be all end all for them. It's my theory that more relationship oriented types (cough, feelers) that are still immature tend to be like this.
There's the entertainment dramatics like me (ENFP), my twin brother (ESFP), or my cousin (ENTP): We are constantly exaggerating stories, we have exaggerated tones of voice, and we say dramatic things to get a reaction out of people or to entertain others and (more frequently) ourselves. We can be pretty chill or pretty ridiculous, depending on the mood. Family parties are an effing adventure every holiday.
There's the "everything revolves around me" dramatics: the "he definitely said that JUST to piss me off" or the "This UNIVERSE HAS IT OUT FOR ME" types. Including but not limited to: INFPs, ESTPs, INFJ's, etc.
There's also just the dramatic mood changers, who never seem to be just chill about something: They're always either on top of the world or at literal rock bottom over something that probably won't matter in like two minutes. "I can never be happy again, it's just not in the stars for me/everything in my life is AWESOME and I'm NEVER coming down" types. My twin brother (again, ESFP) and I are excellent examples of this.
I feel like there's more as well, but I don't know.
Again, I'm an ENFP, so I like to think I have some decent experience in aaaaaallll of these drama types

We like to call it "passionate" so we feel less ridiculous.
PSA-- If you want to keep your ENFP, who is prone to dramatic reactions to things, chill-- feed and water them often, make sure they get enough sleep, give them frequent cuddles, and play with them. Basically like a puppy.
Edit: Even the way I TYPE is dramatic, JESUS.