Compilation of McDonald’s commercials: a collection of ads featuring popular, captivating performers
McDonald’s, the hamburger chain with the largest market share in Japan.
McDonald’s commercials are produced actively, and when you watch TV or video sites, you often see new spots popping up.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the McDonald’s commercials that have aired so far in one go.
From those that drew attention for their star-studded casts to ones featuring charming, humorous direction, there’s a wide variety to enjoy.
We’ll also highlight the background music used in the commercials, so if there’s a song that caught your ear while watching, be sure to check it out.
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McDonald’s Commercial Compilation: A Collection of Captivating Ads Featuring Popular Performers (91–100)
American Vintage Life Season 1 “American Vintage” Edition 30 Seconds
In 2014, McDonald’s ran the American Vintage campaign inspired by the 1950s, and the song used in the commercials was “Johnny B.
Goode.” Even if you don’t know the title or who sings it, as soon as you hear the intro, you probably think, “Oh, that song!” Released in 1958 as a single by Chuck Berry, this track is nothing short of a quintessential example of classic American rock ’n’ roll.
Big America CALIFORNIA BURGER “California” Edition
The California Burger commercial, “California,” lets you enjoy an American-style hamburger.
This ad, which captures California’s bright and cheerful vibe, features “Footloose” by American musician Kenny Loggins.
The song, which was also used as the theme for the film of the same name, was a massive hit, spending four consecutive weeks at No.
1 on Japan’s Western music charts.
Its upbeat, dance-inducing energy is enough to lift your spirits just by listening! Enjoying McDonald’s menu while listening to this track is sure to fill you with energy!
McDonald’s commercial roundup: A collection of ads featuring popular performers (101–110)
Samurai Mac: “Enjoy being an adult” version
I bet it’s a song you’ve all heard at least once somewhere.
The intro has been used in many commercials in Japan.
Its thick, catchy, easy-to-remember guitar riff and British-flavored rock sound won support from listeners around the world.
Believe it or not, during their first Japan tour in 1972, they recorded at Toshiba-EMI’s Studio No.
1 in Tokyo! This classic rock sound was featured in McDonald’s Samurai Mac commercial.
“Odori/PAKU” Version
The electronic beeps you hear when fries finish cooking at McDonald’s—that sound is the base for a remix of Ado’s “Odo” and asmi’s “PAKU,” known as the “Tiroli Remix.” Its fresh concept, musicality, and the dream collaboration between the two artists generated a huge response.
Pay attention to the sections where the two songs switch back and forth dramatically, as well as to lyrics that don’t appear in the originals! Also note that “Tiroli Remix” is the title of a rhythm game you can play using this track.
American Vintage Life “American Vintage 80s” Edition
A signature track included on the American music unit Lipps Inc.’s 1979 album “Mouth to Mouth.” In 1980, “Funkytown” topped the U.S.
singles chart, reached No.
2 on the U.K.
singles chart, and hit No.
1 in Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Norway, and Australia.
It became a massive worldwide hit both at home and abroad and remains popular to this day.
The fusion of techno and pop makes it very accessible—highly recommended!