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	"[[Feels Like Summer]]" was the first single from the album and was released on March 16 of 2017 along with a music video. An acoustic version was released later in June and an alternate video parodying Guns N' Roses' Paradise City was released in late July.		"[[Feels Like Summer]]" was the first single from the album and was released on March 16 of 2017 along with a music video. An acoustic version was released later in June and an alternate video parodying Guns N' Roses' Paradise City was released in late July.

	In mid August, [[Karl Koch]] posted a snapshot of the cover art (the bottom right corner with the Chinese text) with no caption on the weezer fan club facebook page. Shortly after, on August 17 of 2017, "[[Mexican Fender]]" was released ~~as the next single~~ along with the album cover, title, and release date. The other track titles remained unknown until [[September 12]], when the tracklist was ~~released~~ along with the announcement that the song "[[Beach Boys]]" would be released the following Thursday, [[September 14]]. A fourth song, [[Weekend Woman]], was released on Thursday, [[October 5]]. "[[Happy Hour]]" was released on [[October 18]] and was pushed to alternate radio as the album's second single. Half of the album (the entire first half) was released online before the release date.		In mid August, [[Karl Koch]] posted a snapshot of the cover art (the bottom right corner with the Chinese text) with no caption on the weezer fan club facebook page. Shortly after, on August 17 of 2017, "[[Mexican Fender]]" was released along with the album cover, title, and release date. The other track titles remained unknown until [[September 12]], when the tracklist was revealed along with the announcement that the song "[[Beach Boys]]" would be released the following Thursday, [[September 14]]. A fourth song, "[[Weekend Woman]]," was released on Thursday, [[October 5]]. "[[Happy Hour]]" was released on [[October 18]] and was pushed to alternate radio as the album's second single. Half of the album (the entire first half) was released online before the release date.