[6] The artworks were designed and directed by Steve Nakamura, and were a collaboration with photographer Takeshi Hanzawa, hair and make-up artist Shinji Konishi and stylist Kumiko Iijima.

[1][13] Warner Music Japan received criticism by the Arūkōru Yakubutsu Mondai Zenkoku Shimin Kyōkai (アルコール薬物問題全国市民協会, "The National Association Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse"), due to scenes depicting Kyary Pamyu Pamyu rapidly drinking.

Compared to the "relaxed and light" "Kimi ni 100 Percent", Nanba felt that the song was an intense earworm.

[17] During its initial run, the song peaked at number six on the Billboard Japan Hot 100, independent of "Kimi ni 100 Percent".

[18] Eight months after its release, it was certified gold for 100,000 downloads to desktop computers by the Recording Industry Association of Japan.

[19] This was a much better performance compared to "Kimi ni 100 Percent", which was certified gold for combined cellphone and desktop downloads 18 months after its release in June 2014.

[21][22] Due to strong mainstream airplay in 2015, the song recharted on the main Japan Hot 100 chart at number 54.