The video treatment was a concept the directors had for a while but could not find an artist with whom it would fit until they worked with Good Charlotte. The video includes short vignettes that display the personalities of each band member; Benji Madden acts as a playboy and oils a woman; guitarist Billy Martin plays video games; Wilson throws drinks; bassist Paul Thomas relaxes with two women who feed him pretzels; and Joel Madden does hip-hop dancing. The ending of the video shows an elderly woman offering Benji Madden a bowl of cereal; this was influenced by the film "Happy Gilmore" (1996). On July 7, 2003, "Girls & Boys" was released as a single. The CD version also included "If You Leave", a live version of "The Motivation Proclamation", and "Complicated" as B-sides. To promote the group's September–November arena tour, "Hold On" was released to alternative rock radio. In October, the group filmed a music video for the track with director Samuel Bayer. It premiered on "Total Request Live" the following month. For the music video, the group collaborated with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention; it features people with their dead relatives and people who have attempted suicide. Later, on January 13, 2004, the latter track and "The Young & the Hopeless" were released as a joint single. The music video for "The Young & the Hopeless" was directed by Sam Erickson and the Madden brothers. The video was filmed on a sound stage in Indianapolis, Indiana. The set was filled with trophies and ribbons, which the band destroy towards the end of the video. In September 2003, the album was reissued as a two-CD package with "Good Charlotte". Four tracks from "The Young and the Hopeless"—"The Anthem" (by Million $ Mano and featured Hollywood Holt), "Girls & Boys" (by Ed Banger Allstars), "The Young & the Hopeless" (by Mr. Hahn) and "Hold On" (by the Academy Is...)—were remixed for inclusion on Good Charlotte's "Greatest Remixes" (2008) compilation. "Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous", "The Anthem", "Girls & Boys", "The Young & the Hopeless" and "Hold On" were included on the band's "Greatest Hits" (2010) compilation. Both albums were later pressed on vinyl in February 2014 by independent label Enjoy the Ride Records.