Cheer songs used in commercials. Popular CM tracks and commercial songs.
Songs featured in TV commercials have a strange way of sticking in our memories, don’t they? Cheer songs in particular not only shape the image of a company or product, but also deliver messages that resonate with viewers.
Many of you have probably had the experience of feeling energized by an upbeat melody or encouraged by moving lyrics.
In this article, we’ll present a roundup of cheer songs that have been used in commercials so far.
There are plenty of classics that lift our spirits, so we hope you’ll find a new favorite.
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Cheering songs used in commercials. Popular commercial songs, jingle hits (11–20)
Rhapsody feat. Mori CalliopeFAKE TYPE.
FAKE TYPE.’s Nachukyō (Fervor) is set for release in 2025, a track notable for its dynamic back-and-forth with Mori Calliope.
The sound features a beat where the group’s signature rap really stands out, and the slightly slower tempo heightens the sense of tension.
Over this track, a message about believing in your individuality and charging forward is delivered through rapid-fire rap.
The song has been chosen as the commercial theme for HAL College of Technology & Design, making its message a perfect fit for a vocational school where you build your own identity.
The powerful animation in the visuals also feels even more striking thanks to this song.
flying boatKing Gnu
King Gnu’s “Hikoutei” was released in 2019 and is also included on the album CEREMONY.
Its powerful, earth-shaking rhythm is striking, evoking an image of pushing forward with strength.
The lyrics, befitting the title, convey a sense of taking flight and can be felt as a message urging us to move toward the future.
It was also used as the song for Kirin FREI’s commercial featuring Daiki Tsuneta, and its powerfully energetic sound seems to evoke a bold, robust flavor.
records officerjo0ji
Jo0ji’s “Jōji” was released in 2025 and is also included on the album Aeka.
It moves along with a light rhythm, and the gradually added sounds feel gentle, giving a strong sense of relaxation across the whole track.
The lyrics list everyday frustrations while still moving forward, and the song’s distinctive intonation conveys an easygoing, at-your-own-pace progression.
It was also used in a Toyota Corolla commercial, reinforcing the impression of moving ahead slowly yet powerfully.
parabolaOfisharu Higedan Dism
This is a series of commercials showing Mei Nagano and Shinya Kote enjoying Calpis.
In the “Lemon” version, Kote introduces Calpis Water Lemon to Nagano.
Meanwhile, in the “Beach” and “Mascot Costume Part-time Job” versions, Kote is in situations where he can’t drink Calpis right away—buried in sand or working inside a mascot suit—watching Nagano sip her Calpis deliciously with a look of envy.
At the end of the commercials, the two of them are shown drinking Calpis together in a refreshing scene.
The BGM for these commercials features Official HIGE DANDism’s “Parabola,” whose typically breezy melody is paired with lyrics that feel like a cheer for new beginnings.
Listening to it lifts your spirits and makes you feel positive.
together; along with; bothWANIMA
This is the 8×4 Body Fresh commercial titled “Badminton,” featuring professional badminton player Nozomi Okuhara.
The ad shows Okuhara training hard at badminton and then using 8×4 Body Fresh after her workout.
Seeing her use it with a smile lets you imagine how refreshing it must feel.
The background music used in the commercial is “Tomoni,” a signature song by the rock band WANIMA.
It’s a high-velocity melodic hardcore tune with lyrics that give you the courage to keep moving forward.
It’s an upbeat and bright track that’s quintessentially WANIMA.
Let it be sunny tomorrow.Hanaregumi
This clip showing a boy who belongs to a mini-basketball team is a commercial for Bodymainte.
It depicts the setbacks he faces as he confronts basketball and how he overcomes them through his own effort, something that might resonate deeply with anyone who played sports and recall their own childhood.
The commercial ends with a scene of the boy appearing in a game.
It also shows that Bodymainte, always prepared by his mother, was by his side, conveying that both his family’s support and Bodymainte were there to help him.
The background music is “Ashita Tenki ni Naare,” included on Hanaregumi’s 2002 album Oto Time.
It’s an encouraging song whose lyrics describe pressing forward and looking ahead even in the rain.
Cheer songs used in commercials. Popular CM tracks, commercial songs (21–30)
My respectNogizaka 46
We will promote So-net’s internet service by showing Momo, the mascot character, being moved while watching Nogizaka46’s live performance footage.
In the video, Nogizaka46 sings “My respect,” a song released in January 2026 and included on the album of the same name.
The lyrics express admiration for people who can move forward with confidence and walk straight ahead.
After reading these lyrics, many people may feel, “I want to move forward with confidence like that, too.”