Commercial songs from Western music that were hits in the 2000s. Popular commercial jingles.
Suddenly, but can you remember the commercials that were hits in the 2000s?
When it comes to songs from 10 or even 20-plus years ago, there are probably quite a few you can’t immediately recall, right?
This time, I’ve selected some famous Western songs from 2000s commercials—the kind that feel like you can almost remember them, but not quite.
There are many well-known tracks in the lineup, so those who were part of that generation should really enjoy this!
Along with introducing the commercials, I also provide detailed explanations of the songs, so this is a must-read for fans of Western music.
Now then, please sit back and enjoy!
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Commercial songs from Western music that were hits in the 2000s. Popular commercial songs (1–10)
What a fool believesMatt Bianco
Matt Bianco is a pop group that was active in the 1980s.
Their musical style was quite unusual in their home country of the UK, blending funk and Latin music into a distinctive sound.
Their track “What a Fool Believes” was one of their biggest hits, and its ahead-of-its-time style gained widespread popularity.
Since the song was used in Nissan’s 2003 commercial for the Teana, even people in their early twenties might find it familiar.
Sunday MorningMaroon 5
Maroon 5 is a band with a wide-ranging musical style that has earned international popularity.
They’re hugely popular in Japan as well.
With total sales of over 110 million units worldwide, they were ranked 14th on the list of “The 100 Most Popular Rock Bands of All Time” in recognition of their popularity and achievements.
One of their hit songs, Sunday Morning, was released in 2002.
Rooted in pop with a fusion touch, it gained broad acclaim.
As a commercial song, it was used in 2005 for Toyota’s compact car, the Vitz.
Up!Shania Twain
Shania Twain is a country musician who represents Canada.
She achieved major commercial success, with total worldwide sales exceeding 100 million records.
You could say she’s like Canada’s Taylor Swift.
Her hit song “Up!” gained recognition in Japan after being used in a Honda commercial.
Although it’s country music, it has strong pop elements, making it an approachable tune even for listeners who aren’t used to Western music.
Welcome To The Black ParadeMy Chemical Romance
My Chemical Romance is a rock band from New Jersey known for their melodic sound rooted in hard rock and punk rock.
They’re hugely popular among punk rock enthusiasts in Japan as well.
Their hit song “Welcome to the Black Parade,” released in 2006, gained popularity for its musical style that blends hard-edged sound with catchy elements.
It was used in Subaru’s “Forester” commercial, so car lovers might find it familiar.
More Than ThisRoxy Music
Roxy Music is a British band that gained popularity with their artistic glam rock.
They were hugely active from the late 1970s to the early 1980s, and even after disbanding they continued to influence many artists as a staple of glam rock.
Their renowned classic “More Than This” was used in a 2002 commercial for the Toyota Kluger V, and its fresh, breezy sound won widespread popularity.
Be sure to check it out.