KFC's commercial song. A popular jingle.

Song of Love ~I Truly Love You~Chonan Kan

초난 강 – 정말 사랑해요

This is a commercial that introduces Kentucky Fried Chicken’s Korean-style items, themed after the variety show “Chonan Kang,” in which Tsuyoshi Kusanagi appeared as Chonan Kang.

In it, Kusanagi conveys, in Korean, how enjoyable KFC’s delicious offerings are, giving the whole piece a bright, cheerful feel.

Further enhancing the lively atmosphere of the footage is the song “Ai no Uta ~Chonmal Saranghaeyo~,” released under the name Chonan Kang.

It gives the impression of bustling dance music, and its simple Korean lyrics sung in a joyful manner help amplify the excitement.

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To you, the one and only in the worldInagaki Junichi

To You, the One and Only in the World (Remix Version)

KFC has locations all across the country and is loved in each area, with commercials that reflect local flavors having been aired.

The song used in a commercial broadcast exclusively in the Tohoku region in 1992 was Junichi Inagaki’s “Sekai de Tatta Hitori no Kimi ni.” It was released as a single in 1992 on the same day as the album “SKETCH of HEART.” The breezy sound that evokes the seaside is striking, and the lyrics, which convey affection, give a warm feeling.

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Agunesu Chan

1992 (Heisei 4) TV commercial: KFC “Autumn Kentucky” 6-piece & Pumpkin Biscuit 1,200 yen (tax excluded) – Song: Agnes Chan

This commercial introduces a set that lets you enjoy a variety of Kentucky’s items at a great value: six pieces of chicken and pumpkin biscuits.

It’s a simple concept that shows what’s inside the box and how it’s arranged; precisely because there isn’t much explanation, it heightens your anticipation about how everything will taste.

That sense of expectation and fun conveyed by the visuals is highlighted by Agnes Chan’s light, airy singing voice.

The song adapts the lyrics of the English-language folk tune “Ten Little Indians” to be about chicken, and its bouncy rhythm gives an impression of excitement and uplift.

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Hallelujah!!!!GReeeeN

GReeeeN / Hallelujah!!

It’s a very upbeat, positive song that’s so characteristic of GReeeeN.

When it comes on, your body just naturally starts moving to the beat, doesn’t it? The rhythm even feels a bit like samba, doesn’t it? It was also used as the CM song for Kentucky’s “Kenta Festival 2009.” It’s perfect for a lively party and definitely a track you’ll want to add to your party-boosting BGM.

GReeeeN, who have balanced careers as dentists and artists since their debut, remain shrouded in secrecy—making their activities all the more intriguing!

ACROBOTGods of Fashion

ACCRO – ACROBOT

A track released by Gods Of Fashion, an electronic music and dubstep band.

It was used in KFC’s “Go Cup” commercial featuring American Moto X rider Bryce Hudson.

Outer SpaceJohn Grant

John Grant – “Outer Space”

A track used in KFC’s 2016 summer “Homecoming” commercial featuring an astronaut heading toward Earth.

It was released in 2010 by American singer-songwriter John Grant and is included on the album Queen of Denmark.

Reverse LoversKEN☆Tackey

KEN☆Tackey / “Gyaku-ten Lovers” Music Video

A special unit by V6’s Ken Miyake and former Tackey & Tsubasa member Hideaki Takizawa, KEN☆Tackey! Their debut single “Gyaku Ten Lovers” was featured in a Kentucky Fried Chicken commercial.

The English in the chorus sounds like “Kentucky,” and even the unit’s name is pronounced “Kentucky,” making it feel inseparably linked to KFC! Both of them appear in the commercial, showing a fun back-and-forth.

The song has a friendly, poppy melody—perfect as BGM for a fun party while enjoying some KFC!

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