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[March 2026] Roundup of the Latest Trending Commercial Songs

Commercials—CMs—are something you almost always see when watching TV or video sites.

Many of them are actually pretty entertaining, and you end up watching them closely, right? And music is an essential part of those commercials.

From the latest hits to songs that get a second wind years after their release, and even tracks written specifically for a CM, there are plenty of CM songs that catch your attention.

In this article, we’ll highlight some of those notable commercials and introduce lots of the songs featured in them! We’ve gathered popular tracks with a focus on the latest ones, so enjoy.

Latest trending commercial songs (71–80)

Rocket Now: After-School Party (version)

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Re:name “Love Is Surely Lonely” Music Video
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"Rocket Now" and "Today, I Fell in Love." | Tie-up Web CM After-school Party 30-second Edition

This commercial confidently promotes RocketNow as a convenient service by tying it to “Kyo, Suki ni Narimashita.” It shows how using RocketNow after school makes a variety of foods easily accessible and makes time with friends even more enjoyable.

The song that further highlights the excitement and fun atmosphere depicted in the video is Re:name’s “Ai wa Kitto Lonely.” With a band sound that conveys both freshness and strength, its light tempo evokes the feeling of youth racing forward.

Hotto Motto × JO1 “Crab Cream Croquette Bento” Version

Just Say YesJO1

JO1 | ‘Just Say Yes’ Track Video
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Hotto Motto × JO1 New TV Commercial: “Crab Cream Croquette Bento” Edition

This commercial introduces a crab cream croquette bento, featuring JO1 members in traditional Japanese attire competing in a karuta game.

The cards are illustrated with images like crabs and cream, highlighting the appeal of the bento’s star: the crab cream croquette.

The catchy direction, mouthwatering visuals, and scenes of JO1 members savoring the croquettes are sure to whet your appetite.

Kirin Beer Hon-Kirin “Letter: International Contest Winner” Version

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Honkirin Letter / International Contest Award Edition 15 seconds

This is a commercial introducing that Hon-Kirin won many awards at international contests.

At the beginning, Yosuke Eguchi pours Hon-Kirin into a glass and is shown drinking it deliciously.

Matching the footage, the narration, framed as a letter to Mr.

Eguchi, tells that it received as many as 11 awards at international contests.

It’s a commercial that clearly conveys that Hon-Kirin is a beer that’s excellent in both name and reality.

Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics TEAM JAPAN “Together, the courage to take a step forward.” Pre-campaign edition

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TEAM JAPAN: "Together, the courage to take a step forward." - Pre-event phase

This commercial expresses the stance of various companies coming together as one to support TEAM JAPAN as they compete in the Milan–Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics.

The main visuals depict scenes from past competitions, conveying the expectation that we’ll feel that same inspiration at this Olympics as well.

The song that further accentuates the dynamism of the sports portrayed in the footage is Kento Nakajima’s “Kesshō,” which is also the official support song.

Its refreshing sound evokes a sense of expansive scenery, and the layered vocals suggest the athletes’ unity and bonds.

Sumitomo Life Dollar Accumulation Vitality 'Shitara Is Not Just Dancing' Version

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Frederic “Oddloop” Music Video | Frederic “oddloop”
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Sumitomo Life “Dollar Accumulation Vitality” New CM: “Shitara Isn’t Just Dancing” Version (30 seconds) [Official Sumitomo Life]

This commercial uses a parody that 2010s Japanese rock fans would recognize from the opening scene alone.

The CM’s BGM is a parody version of Frederic’s 2014 signature song “Oddloop,” and Himura and Shitara recreate the music video from back then.

The contrast between “Himura, who’s just doing ___” and “Shitara, who’s not just doing ___,” comparing whether they’ve joined Vitality, is striking.

Thanks to the song’s catchiness and the memorable parody-driven direction, it’s a commercial you won’t forget after seeing it once.