The "Sire Single Version" was re-released as track 14 of the second disk of the Ramones Anthology.

"Something to Believe In" was also the background track for a music video called "Ramones Aid" which was frequently played on MTV.

[3] In the video, the Ramones are depicted in a group of people who give money to charity.

A large number of people appear in Ramones Aid, including Mark Holton (including a skeleton hand and a hook), Animotion, Afrika Bambaataa, Circle Jerks, John Doe and Exene Cervenka of X, The B-52's, Berlin, Fishbone, Ron Mael and Russell Mael of Sparks, Ted Nugent, Spinal Tap, Weird Al Yankovic, Penn and Teller, and The Untouchables, Toni Basil, Rodney Bingenheimer, The Bongos, Tom Petersson, Fisher & Preachman, Holly Beth Vincent, Richie Stotts, The Cruzados, False Prophets, The Pandoras, Rudy Sarzo, The Rattlers, Carla Olson, David Pahoa, Gary U.S. Bonds, Mary Woronov, Dangerzone, Elliot Hoffman.

"Something to Believe In" was nominated for the New York City Music Award, for best video clip, and was only surpassed by Peter Gabriel's "Sledgehammer".