Jim Beam commercials: A comprehensive look at everything from the much-talked-about cast to the direction!
The sound of ice dropping into a glass and the refreshing fizz of carbonation.
Many of you have probably seen those Jim Beam commercials that leave a lasting impression with just such fleeting moments.
They’re characterized by scenes that capture the time spent enjoying Jim Beam—like taking a breather after work or relaxing with friends.
In this article, we’ll introduce a range of those Jim Beam commercials all at once.
Each series has a different vibe, so be sure to compare them and see how they differ.
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Jim Beam commercials: A comprehensive look at everything from the buzzworthy cast to the direction! (11–20)
Suntory Jim Beam “Put Some Punch into It” VersionTakayuki Yamada
This memorable commercial for Jim Beam features Takayuki Yamada striding confidently through the wilderness.
In the ad, Yamada delivers a passionate message: although we tend to think we mustn’t be different from others or mustn’t fail, isn’t it enough if we ourselves are happy? In the latter half, he’s shown drinking a Jim Beam highball, and it ends with the tagline: “Add some punch to your life.” The background music is a cover of “Without You,” originally released in 1970 by the British rock band Badfinger.
The arrangement feels more grand and dramatic than the original, perfectly matching the ad’s powerful, moving message.
In conclusion
In this article, we introduced Jim Beam commercials. There were various ads, from simply structured ones to those you can’t help but watch over and over. If you found a commercial that caught your interest, please feel free to watch it repeatedly.