[KFC] Latest Compilation of Kentucky Fried Chicken Commercials
Kentucky Fried Chicken has many locations in busy downtown areas, along major roads, and in shopping malls, and its TV commercials air frequently, so I think many people are familiar with it.
In recent KFC commercials, actors like Kento Kaku and Mitsuki Takahata have appeared, and there are plenty of spots with friendly, relatable direction and a fun sense of humor.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole lineup of KFC commercials along with the CM songs that have been used over the years.
Be warned—you might find yourself craving fried chicken as you watch!
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[KFC] Latest Kentucky Fried Chicken Commercials Summary (21–30)
KFC Spicy Honey Chicken: ‘Sweet or Spicy?’ EditionMitsuki Takahata
This commercial focuses on the intriguingly ambiguous name “Spicy Honey Chicken,” which makes you wonder whether it’s sweet or spicy.
It invites us to guess the flavor from Mitsuki Takahata’s expressions as she eats it.
The sequence alternates between a soft smile that conveys sweetness and a hot, spicy reaction, ultimately leaving the actual taste unresolved.
By showing that you can enjoy both sweetness and spiciness, the ad conveys the product’s appeal and builds anticipation for that kind of experience.
Even if the flavor direction remains unclear, the genuine deliciousness shines through her smile—an important point the ad emphasizes.
Share BOX ‘Drive-Through’ VersionMitsuki Takahata
This commercial showcases the value and fun of the Share BOX by featuring a stop at KFC’s drive-thru.
It follows Mitsuki Takahata and a friend on a drive, and the appearance of the Share BOX heightens the excitement of their outing.
The ad clearly conveys the generous volume, packed with various types of chicken.
Finally, it shows their expressions while eating, effectively highlighting the all-important deliciousness.
KFC Share Box: “The Indecisive THE ALFEE” VersionTHE ALFEE
This commercial uses THE ALFEE to promote how Kentucky’s Share Box lets you enjoy a variety of chicken and side dishes at a great value.
It shows them debating who will choose which menu item, and their suggestion to each pick something different highlights the wide selection while also conveying their close rapport.
The way one person tries to push what they want and another casually brushes it off also expresses how easy and fun it is to share.
Finally, their smiles at the end underscore the message that every menu item is delicious.
KFC: “The Man Who Thought It Was Original Chicken”Yoshihiko Inohara
This piece features Yoshihiko Inohara tasting KFC’s Crispy Shio (savory salt) Chicken and talking about how shockingly delicious it is.
Until then, he had only ever considered the Original Recipe Chicken, but he comes to appreciate this new kind of deliciousness.
You can sense from his bright expression how the existence of the Original Recipe led to this evolution and expanded possibilities.
In the end, it introduces a comparison pack that lets you experience both the original and the evolution, highlighting that you can enjoy the great taste at a good value.
KFC ‘Whole Chicken’ Version
This commercial has a unique worldview that conveys Kentucky’s commitment to chicken through the powerful presence of a rooster.
The way it steadily moves forward while swaying its body, combined with the intense lighting, expresses strength clearly.
Although it presents the curious concept of showing the chicken before it’s served as food, its appearance inspires a sense of safety and trust.
Further amplifying the force of the visuals is the track “X Gon’ Give It To Ya” by DMX.
The heavy, resonant beat paired with the wild rap leaves a strong impression, evoking power and confidence.
KFC Anniversary Pack “THE SIZZLE”Kento Kaku
This commercial introduces KFC’s anniversary pack, a great deal on their classic items, and conveys the excitement of enjoying the same timeless taste.
It shows people heartily eating chicken and drinking, and their absorbed expressions powerfully communicate the high quality of the flavor.
At the end, Kento Kaku appears to explain the pack, ensuring the information is clearly delivered as well.
Kentucky Fried Chicken Japanese-Style Chicken Katsu Burger: “Kenta’s Chicken Katsu Yuzu Shichimi”Kento Kaku
This commercial introduces Kentucky’s Japanese-style chicken cutlet burgers, showing the delicious appeal of both the classic and the limited-time versions through expressions.
Kento Kaku gives a strong explanation of what the two Japanese-style chicken cutlet burgers are like, and by layering it with dynamic footage of how they’re made, the ad builds anticipation.
There isn’t much talk about the taste itself, but the happy expressions clearly convey the quality of the flavor.