On July 5, 2017, an eight-minute fan-made remix of "Plastic Love" was uploaded to YouTube by a user known as "Plastic Lover". A twelve-inch single was released on March 15, 1985, which included an "extended club mix" and "new re-mix" of the song and reached 86th on the Oricon Singles Chart. The single was Takeuchi's twelfth single to be released. The song was first released on Takeuchi's number-one hit album, Variety (1984). tell the story of a woman who lost the man she truly loves." Yamashita also played guitar for the song, while Yasuharu Nakanishi played electric piano, Kōki Itō played bass guitar, and Jūn Aoyama played drums. In an interview with The Japan Times, Takeuchi remarked: "I wanted to write something danceable, something with a city pop sound. "Plastic Love" was written and performed by Takeuchi and produced by her husband, Tatsuro Yamashita. It was subsequently restored in 2019 and has garnered over 63 million views. It quickly garnered more than 24 million views, before a copyright claim over the album art unintentionally led to its removal. In 2017, "Plastic Love" saw a resurgence internationally when an eight-minute remix of the song was uploaded to YouTube. Upon its release as a single a year later, it was moderately successful, selling around 10,000 copies. " Plastic Love" ( Japanese: プラスティック・ラヴ, Hepburn: Purasutikku Ravu) is a song by Japanese city pop singer Mariya Takeuchi, featured on her 1984 album Variety. 2021 reissue cover, originally used for the 1980 single "Sweetest Music"
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