Stefani announced in February 2016 that "Make Me Like You" was the album's second single and that its music video would be filmed on live television, the first video produced this way, and aired during the Grammys. She partnered with Target for the event. It cost $12 million to produce, making it one of the most expensive music videos ever made. The performance went as planned, with a body double of Stefani taking a fake tumble towards the end of the video, leading several critics to believe Stefani herself messed up on live television. The following evening, Stefani appeared on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" and confirmed that the tumble was planned. At another MasterCard concert in Tokyo on March 16, 2016, "Misery" was performed live for the first time. Her outfit consisted of "cropped red track pants and a red sequined cage top over a black bra" as the lyric video was displayed as the backdrop; the track was followed by "Make Me Like You".