Two accompanying music videos were shot for the single; the first featuring Hamasaki singing and recording the track, whilst the second had a large-figured woman wanting to lose weight for a man.

[4] Like the rest of the content on Hamasaki's fifteenth studio album Colours (2014), "Feel the Love" was written in both Japanese and English language, with the latter being most prominent on this song.

[4] The CD and DVD format featured the same track listing, but also included the video clips to "Feel the Love" and "Merry-Go-Round".

[10] The DJ Hello Kitty and Blasterjaxx remixes were distributed separated worldwide on iTunes Store the same day, but included the dub and instrumental mixes.

[11][12] To promote the singles' same release date on Christmas Day and for Hamasaki's Countdown Concert tour for New Year's Day for 2014, Avex Trax distributed three music cards featuring the same content; the first was a promotional shot from the single's photoshoot, whilst the latter two celebrated Christmas and New Years with her signature AyuPan character design.

[13][14][15] The cover artwork for the single releases were photographed by Gori Kumamoto, and featured Hamasaki in a beige-colored dress.

A staff member at Japanese music magazine CD Journal highlighted DJ Hello Kitty and Tetsuya Komuro's contribution to the single, and praised the electronic dance composition.

[26] Azumaya's version opens with a large-figured woman cutting images of herself and sticking them on portraits of a blonde male.

As she sticks it on her wall, she begins a quest to lose weight for the man in the photo, and starts running and exercising in Los Angeles, California.

AyuPan then plays the song from her space ship, and makes the aliens feel happy; they all begin dancing to the track.

[29][30] To promote the single, it was used as the theme song for the December 2013 Count Down TV chart, hosted by Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS), and the Christmas Fair commercial in Japan.

[31] She then commenced her 2014 Premium Showcase: Feel the Love concert tour in Japan, and included it on the track listing for Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya cities.