Catchy commercial jingles [2023]
For some reason, we find ourselves humming the latest commercial jingles at the most random moments, don’t we? In 2023, a steady stream of catchy tunes has been released, and whenever we’re watching TV, we can’t help but stop and listen.
It’s fascinating how not just the product, but the melody and lyrics end up etched in our memories.
In this article, we’ll introduce CM songs that you can’t help but hum at home or out on the town.
They’re all tracks that will make you want to ask someone, “Do you know this song?”
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Catchy TV Commercial Songs [2023] (231–240)
DrumrollLÒNIS & Little League
This is a commercial showcasing the comfortable lifestyle you can achieve by combining Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip5 and Watch6.
It highlights how their integration makes things even more convenient and how everyday life becomes more stylish.
The song used is “Drumroll,” a track whose powerful beat and light rap accentuate the stylish vibe.
Ching Ching ft. Nelly Furtado, TimbalandMs. Jade
The Apple Trade In commercial featured a song packed with onomatopoeia, didn’t it? It was pretty striking, so I bet many people remember it.
The song is “Ching Ching,” by rapper Ms.
Jade and singer Nelly Furtado.
In the track, the title phrase is repeated while it depicts a party getting lively.
By the way, “ching” is an onomatopoeic word for the sound of glasses clinking together.
Somebody Stole My GalPee Wee Hunt
Kirin Beer Jojou Shochu Soda commercial “Why haven’t I been drinking this until now?” featuring Hitori Gekidan and Marie Iitoyo, showcased its smooth, refreshing taste.
Many viewers were probably curious about the song playing in the background.
It’s “Somebody Stole My Gal,” performed by trombonist Pee Wee Hunt.
It’s also well known for being used by Yoshimoto Kogyo in their Shinkigeki comedy shows.
The cheerful rhythm lifts listeners’ spirits.
Play Play PlayShtriker Big Band
This commercial powerfully highlights Toshiba’s dedication to its rice-cooking method, “Enshō-daki” (Flame Master Cooking).
The dynamic visuals show rice grains swirling inside the cooker as they heat, and the delicious result is conveyed through the expressions the moment it’s tasted.
The featured track is “Play Play Play,” whose full-bodied big band sound delivers a powerful sense of exhilaration.
By pairing the imagery of rice being cooked with a strong, driving rhythm, the ad also conveys a deep commitment to the heat that brings the rice to perfection.
Bridge Over Troubled WaterSimon&Garfunkel
A timeless classic that resonates with people across generations has been chosen for IHI’s new commercial.
Known as one of Simon & Garfunkel’s signature works, the song was released in 1970 and gave hope to people during a turbulent period in society.
It features a beautiful melody influenced by gospel and lyrics that carry a powerful message about overcoming hardship.
The track spent six weeks at No.
1 on the U.S.
charts and also won a Grammy Award.
Paired with imagery of a turtle walking through the desert, the song seems to symbolize IHI’s 170-year history and its journey into the future.
Wrapped in its warm, comforting vocals, it’s a wonderful piece that gives you the courage to move forward slowly, one step at a time.
OverjoyedStevie Wonder
This is a commercial that showcases the Seven & i Group’s sustainability activities through footage of their initiatives.
While introducing efforts to restore the oceans and protect forests, it also clearly communicates that donations made in stores help support these endeavors.
The featured song is Stevie Wonder’s “Overjoyed,” notable for its gentle sound and tender vocals.
The lyrics’ focus on “joy” and the soft layering of sounds underscore the hope for the future embedded in these initiatives.
Why Can’t We Be FriendsWar
The Kirin Spring Valley commercial “How to Drink Beer,” featuring Takayuki Yamada, has been crafted for adults, with him talking about the depth of flavor.
Beyond its content, what left a strong impression on viewers was the powerful singing.
The song is “Why Can’t We Be Friends?” performed by the legendary funk band War.
Whether you already knew it or discovered it through this commercial, give the full track another listen.