and performing the song in a white setting; several shots are filmed using a black-and-white technique. It was released via MTV's official website on October 25, 2005. The video was also included on the video album Destiny's Child Video Anthology (2013). At the 2006 MTV Video Music Awards Japan, "Stand Up for Love" received a nomination in the category for Best R&B Video, but lost to Ai "Story". The same year, the visual was nominated in the category for Outstanding Music Video at the 37th NAACP Image Awards, but lost to Alicia Keys "Unbreakable" (2005). Live performances Destiny's Child performed "Stand Up for Love" for the first time on November 15, 2005, along with "Survivor", on the show Jimmy Kimmel Live!. It marked the group's final televised performance before their disbandment. The same day, they performed the song at Ronald McDonald House Charities in Los Angeles for World Children's Day. Cover versions On December 29, 2008, Girls' Generation's Taeyeon, Davichi and Wonder Girls's Sunye, performed "Stand Up for Love" in a special stage called "Diva" at SBS Gayo Daejeon. On June 3, 2011, South Korean band Rania, performed "Stand Up for Love" at MBC's radio programme Shimshimtapa. In April 2013, singer Aram, a member of the South Korean group Global Icon, uploaded a cover of "Stand Up for Love". A writer from Allkpop described it as "beautiful" and praised her for "hit[ting] every note with perfect control". At the 2014 Miss Thailand World, contestant Maeya performed "Stand Up for Love". Bangkok Post writer Pim Ungphakorn described it as a "beautiful rendition". Formats and track listings Promotional maxi CD single "Stand Up for Love" (radio edit) – 4:26 "Stand Up for Love" – 4:46 "Stand Up for Love" (instrumental) – 4:45 "Call Out Hook" – 0:12 7-inch vinyl "Stand Up for Love" – 4:46 "Stand Up for Love" (instrumental) – 4:45 Credits and personnel Credits are adapted from the liner notes of the album #1's. Courtney Blooding – production coordination Jules Chaikin – orchestra contractor Vinnie Colaiuta – drums Paulinho Da Costa – percussion Neil Devor – digital engineering Nathan East – bass David Foster – music writing, production, arrangement, string arrangement, keyboards Amy Foster-Gillies –lyrics Humberto Gatica – production, engineering, mixing Beyoncé Knowles – vocals, vocal production Jason Larian – assistance Dean Parks – guitar Alejandro Roodriguez – digital engineering Bill Ross – string arrangement Kelly Rowland – vocals, vocal