A roundup of iPhone commercials. The stylish visuals and background music are captivating.
The iPhone, Apple’s smartphone, is the model that sparked the spread of smartphones in Japan.
Known for its sleek design, functionality, and intuitive UI, it still accounts for a large share of the domestic smartphone market today.
In this article, we’ll introduce iPhone commercials that many people are familiar with.
Many of them highlight its advanced features and the device’s durability, and they’re also characterized by stylish visual production.
We’ll also touch on the BGM, known for its high-sense song selections, so if a track catches your ear, be sure to give it a careful listen.
Let’s dive right in!
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iPhone commercial roundup: Stylish visuals and background music are the draw (71–80).
docomo iPhone eximo “Our Kid” versionSatomi Ishihara
In NTT Docomo’s iPhone 15 commercial, Satomi Ishihara and Hana Kuroki are shown using iPhones to take photos of each other’s pet dogs.
The way they get completely absorbed in the shoot looks so fun.
The CM uses The Blues Brothers’ “Can’t Turn You Loose” as the BGM.
The song was originally released by Otis Redding in 1965, and it’s also well known as the theme music for Fuji TV’s show “Monomane Oza Ketteisen” (Imitation King Championship).
I bet many people have heard it somewhere before, don’t you think?
Apple iPhone 12 Pro “In The Dark”
YG is one of the rappers who represent Los Angeles.
While today’s hip-hop scene is largely dominated by trap music, YG’s style stands out for grounding itself in gangsta rap, even as he incorporates those elements.
“In The Dark,” released in 2019, is known as one of his signature tracks.
The beat has a deep, moody vibe, but the flow is wrapped in an old-school approach—check out that unique blend!
Apple iPhone 12 Pro “The most powerful iPhone”
The song used in the iPhone 12 Pro commercial titled “The Most Powerful iPhone Ever,” released in October 2020, features a striking female vocal that’s impossible to forget after just one listen.
If you’ve wondered whose track it is, the song “Gopher” is performed by Yma Sumac, a Peruvian singer who was active mainly from the 1950s to the early 1960s.
She was a sensation in the United States at the time, not only for her exotic beauty but also for her astonishing vocal prowess—she was recognized by Guinness World Records as the singer with the world’s widest vocal range.
Some music fans may have discovered her during a period when lounge music enjoyed a resurgence.
When you listen to the original recording, you’ll be amazed to realize that all those sounds are produced by the same human voice!
Apple iPhone XS: “All of it in 54 seconds.”
In this commercial released in September 2018, we used a track by the American music producer ZHU.
ZHU gained worldwide attention in the club scene after his 2014 release “Faded” became a massive hit.
The music in this commercial also features his signature sound, with an alluring touch of mystery.
Softbank iPhone4
It was used as the song in SoftBank’s iPhone 4 commercial.
Since it was recorded in 1929 by Louis Armstrong—affectionately known as “Satchmo,” a jazz trumpeter and vocalist—it has become a jazz standard.
In conclusion
We’ve introduced a lot of iPhone commercials and their songs up to this point. There were plenty of familiar ads and cool tracks, right? Since the visuals are stylish and the music choices are very tasteful, if any commercial or song caught your attention, take this opportunity to savor it in depth.