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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Don’t Stop Me NowQueen
Queen is a rock band from London.
With the 2019 release of the film Bohemian Rhapsody, they became known to younger generations, and some of their past songs even returned to the top of the charts.
One of Queen’s signature works, Don’t Stop Me Now, gained popularity with its bright, catchy melody.
In Japan, many people may recognize it from Kirin’s “NUDA” commercial.
Be sure to check it out.
Shout to the TopThe Style Council
The Style Council is a pop rock band from the UK.
Mixing genres that became popular in the 1980s—such as pop rock, blue-eyed soul, and new wave—their original sound earned them popularity, especially in English-speaking countries.
Their hit song “Shout to the Top” gained attention for its soulful melody that evokes the feel of late-1970s funk music.
In 2002, it was also used in Subaru’s commercial “Impression.”
WhateverOasis
Oasis is a rock band from Manchester.
Formed in 1991, the band gained international popularity from the 1990s through the mid-2000s.
Their music is heavily influenced by The Beatles, and their songs are crafted to be catchy.
“Whatever” is one of their hit songs, and its catchy melody and lyrics made it widely popular.
It was used as the theme song for Toyota’s 2007 Mark X ZiO commercial, among many other ads, so many people are likely to find it familiar.
All I Want For Christmas Is YouMariah Carey
Mariah Carey, an American artist who enjoyed immense success from the late 1990s through the 2000s thanks to her powerful vocals and star quality, is known for her seven-octave vocal range and exceptional skill in the whistle register.
One of her signature works is All I Want for Christmas Is You.
Featured in commercials such as those for SoftBank, this song gained international popularity as a catchy, R&B-based Christmas tune.
SweetnessJimmy Eat World
Jimmy Eat World has gained popularity as an emblematic emo band.
Formed in 1993, they’ve remained one of the genre’s most representative groups from the ’90s to today.
They were already popular during their indie days, but the song “Sweetness” was what really propelled them to wider fame.
Used in Asahi Super Dry’s commercial in 2008, the track drew attention for its emotionally charged melodies, a hallmark of emo.