"Love" is a song by Romanian dance/pop vocalist Inna extracted from her debut studio album entitled Hot (2009). It was written and produced by native dance music trio Play & Win and acts as the second single release from her album. "Love" was released and promoted in various European countries by Roton and Ultra Records. The "Play & Win Radio Edit" acted as the official version of the song in several countries.

While "Love" contains elements of Eurodance, its lyrics evoke a meaning of how complicated situations of love can become. The single has garnered success for Inna in the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary and Romania where it became her second consecutive top-twenty hit. "Love" was released as Inna's third single in the Netherlands after rumours that "10 Minutes", her fifth single overall, would be released first.

The music video for "Love" leaked onto the internet in early April 2009 and was later released onto the YouTube channel of Roton Records on May 7, 2009. It was directed on April 21, 2009 by Bogdan "Bobo" Bărbulescu in Bucharest, Romania during a period of 14 hours. The music video presents Inna in a gym. While some of the video's scenes are played in slow motion, its message is a battle between the Good and the Evil. The video starts with a confluence of two flowing water fluxes, one being white and the other black. A ballerina pirouetting through the air is then pictured as a representative for the Good. In the next scene of the video Inna appears wearing white shorts with a black belt and a long white veil. Following this, a skilled boxer is shown. He is sweating while beating a punching bag. Later in the video, black-dressed people appear as representatives for the Evil. While Inna sings in the front of an old wall, they are succeeding each other. In the end of the video Inna is running away among the other people previously presented. She seems unhappy because of their violence.

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