McDonald’s All-Time Popular Commercial Songs [2026]
The hamburger chain McDonald’s.
It’s probably very familiar to a great many people and feels approachable, isn’t it?
Its TV commercials air frequently, so we see them often, too.
In McDonald’s commercials, the cast often draws attention—popular actors, idols, and comedians—while the music varies as well, ranging from songs by popular artists to famous international classics.
In this article, we’ll introduce a range of McDonald’s commercial songs all at once, so be sure to check out any tracks that catch your interest.
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McDonald’s All-Time Popular Commercial Songs [2026] (71–80)
I wonder why.Kamikokuryō Moe (Anjurumu)
The commercial “Why not have both!?” for McFlurry Kit Kat & Super Oreo featuring Moe Kamikokuryo from ANGERME.
Dressed in a rock-inspired outfit and strumming a guitar, Moe Kamikokuryo sings Tetsu and Tomo’s hugely popular bit ‘Nandearo’ (‘Why is that?’).
Why is it that even after deciding which McFlurry to get, you see the poster in the store and end up torn all over again? And so on… She sings all the whys and how-comes surrounding the two kinds of McFlurry to the familiar ‘Nandearo’ melody.
When there are two choices, you could keep debating forever! It’s a song that captures exactly how people feel when they’re standing in front of those McFlurries.
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In the McDonald’s commercial featuring Takuya Kimura and Taiga Nakano, the familiar “ba-da-ba-ba-ba” jingle is rearranged with a rock vibe.
The ad announces the return of the Shogayaki Burger “Yakki,” part of the “Choi Mac” lineup that’s perfect for a small bite or a little extra treat.
A rock guitar melody that perfectly matches Kimura’s cool image rings out—and at the end, you hear that iconic jingle! Just like in the commercial, it makes you want to swing by McDonald’s in the middle of your workday.
Hee, hee, hee, hee,EPO
In this McDonald’s commercial, Aoi Miyazaki eating a Matcha Kuromitsu Warabimochi Pie under a cherry blossom tree leaves a strong impression.
When the man with her asks, “Aren’t you going to look at the flowers?” she replies, “Later,” a perfect nod to the ‘dango over flowers’ theme.
The background music features EPO’s “U, Fu, Fu, Fu,” brimming with a spring vibe.
Both the lyrics and the overall feel are very springlike, making it a perfect fit for this ad.
OriginalYamada Katsuya
A McDonald’s commercial for the Hot Apple Pie and Hot Strawberry Pie featuring Yoko Maki and Sairi Ito.
The waltz melody played on saxophone in this ad is an original piece.
It has a slightly moody vibe that perfectly suits the ad’s grown-up question: What is it that makes adults happy? At the end, the familiar McDonald’s “ba-da-ba-ba-baa” melody is played on saxophone.
The light, chuckle-worthy exchange between the two actresses is nicely tied together by the atmosphere, leaving a memorable impression.
Easy★RiderOkuda Tamio
Epitomizing Tamio Okuda’s rock ’n’ roll flair, his signature song “Easy Rider” was used in 2021 as the jingle for the Bacon Potato Pie commercial.
Even if it’s not your generation, it still screams youth!! And the older you get, the more it hits you—that’s the mark of a true classic.
Its pleasantly abstract lyrics keep you from overthinking and just encourage you to walk on with your favorite music; that message resonates every time you listen.
The going-my-own-way style transcends eras and lifts your spirits.
Two People’s Love IslandIshikawa Yuko & Chage
This is a commercial introducing McDonald’s new Hawaiian Burgers that make summer heat more enjoyable.
It features Junichi Okada enthusiastically presenting them with a vibrant smile, and conveys the delight of savoring different flavors by day and by night.
The song “Futari no Ai Land” further amplifies the fun that comes through in the visuals.
With its light, breezy sound capturing the exhilaration of summer, the track feels like a companion to help you enjoy and get through the hot season.
Johnny B.GoodeChuck Berry
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.
