The closing refrain "Nobody cares when you're gone" was later reused as the title of a documentary about the group included on DVD editions of the Legacy: The Best of Mansun compilation.

The video parodies the group and others like themselves, sending up the clichés of male pop and rock bands and the experience of the music industry.

The entirety of the video is performed by simplistic and jerkily animated puppets against unconvincing but humorous cardboard backdrops.

this compromised the Mansun releases, which had offered value and incentives to fans by cramming numerous B-sides on each format.

After the instatement of the new chart rules, ineligible four-track EPs were released as statements by musicians; the premise was to elevate the material as being a whole as opposed to a commercial pop hit.