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 Roundup: A Collection of Ads Featuring Popular Performers (41–50)
Quarter Pounder (Quarter Pounder with Cheese) Rosy Go-For-It Declaration “VS” Edition
In the McDonald’s QUARTER POUNDER commercial, two Namie Amuros signal the start of a fight with a headbutt and proceed to battle it out Street Fighter–style.
The rock sound that perfectly matches the combat scene in this ad is The Birthday’s “CATS NEVER EAT BEEF.” The track is included on the album WATCH YOUR BLINDSIDE, but the version on the album is a live recording; the original studio version exists only in the commercial.
The scorching sound, which adds even more fuel to the fierce clash between the two Namie Amuros, is seriously cool!
McDonald’s Commercial Roundup: A Collection of Captivating Ads Featuring Popular Performers (51–60)
Gohan Dabuchi: ‘Gohan at HOME – Mother’ Edition
The McDonald’s rice burger commercial features Knights’ Hanawa, along with Mari Natsuki and Kokoro Terada.
The ad, which depicts a warm parent–child exchange, uses the piece “Symphony No.
9 in E minor, Op.
95 ‘From the New World,’ II.
‘Goin’ Home.’” This is a song in which the American composer William Arms Fisher arranged and added lyrics to the main theme of “Largo,” the second movement of Dvořák’s “New World Symphony.” The gentle melody perfectly suits the homely interaction and the slightly lonely nighttime atmosphere, leaving a memorable impression.
Gohan Burger: In the Car – Rice/Fish Version
Moonlight Serenade is a classic swing jazz piece composed in 1939 by trombonist Glenn Miller.
It became the band theme for the Glenn Miller Orchestra and is also famous for having been covered by many bands in various arrangements, including by Frank Sinatra.
As a representative big band slow number and a jazz standard, it’s a track with a rich mood and an impressive, lustrous and glamorous atmosphere.
McDonald’s x Evangelion Collaboration: “Miracle Robot” Edition
This is a commercial announcing the sale of collaboration merchandise with “Neon Genesis Evangelion.” All the main characters appear in the ad, introducing the figures that will be available.
Naturally, “A Cruel Angel’s Thesis” plays as the BGM, making it a can’t-miss commercial for any Eva fan.
McDonald’s Grimace Shake “Grimace Lands” version
This is a McShake commercial starring Grimace, who debuted in 1971 as McDonald’s mascot character.
The shake, named the Grimace Shake, is said to be blueberry yogurt flavored, and its addictive taste is introduced with parody lyrics set to the children’s song “The Itomaki Song.”
McDonald’s: Toy Recycling at McDonald’s – “Make any day Recycling Day.”
Speaking of McDonald’s, the Happy Meal that comes with a toy is part of its appeal, isn’t it? Many of you have probably had one before.
In fact, inside McDonald’s restaurants, there are boxes set up to recycle those included toys.
That’s what the commercial “Make Any Day a Recycling Day” from McDonald’s toy recycling campaign is about.
In the ad, a young girl is shown thanking her toy and saying goodbye to it.
McDonald’s “Fries Are a Great Deal with Mobile Ordering” Version
In recent years, awareness of mobile ordering through the McDonald’s app has been spreading rapidly, hasn’t it? In this context, this commercial announces that you can get even better deals by using mobile orders.
In an anime-style video featuring characters from Lupin the Third, it highlights that there are coupons available exclusively for mobile orders.
If it’s both convenient and cost-effective, there’s no reason not to use mobile ordering!