The song was released in Japan and served as the first single from the group's second Japanese album Treasure Box.

However, due to Hwayoung's removal from the group, it was not until 30 August 2012, that the official album cover and concept photos of the seventh mini-album Mirage were released.

[5] Amanda Yesilbas from Tech magazine Gizmodo, praised the dystopian music video, and noted that it could be referring to society's obsession with sex bots.

[7] A special promotional showcase (Mini-Live) tour was held to celebrate the release of Sexy Love (Japanese Ver.).

[8] Additionally, a message card handover event was held after every showcase date, participants were chosen by lottery.