Unforgettable! Memorable commercial jingles. Popular commercial songs.
“Once you hear it, you never forget!” “It keeps replaying in your head.” Do you have a song like that?
In particular, many of the songs used in TV commercials leave a strong impression on us in just a few seconds to a few dozen seconds.
In this article, we’ll introduce memorable CM songs that, for some reason, really stick in your ears!
We’ve picked out a variety of tracks across eras, from long-familiar tunes to recent buzzworthy CM songs.
See if you can find the ones that left a mark on you.
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Memorable Commercials [July 2025] (111–120)
A Journey Where Flowers BloomHarayuko
A commercial for Iyemon featuring Nao and Ken Mitsuishi as a father and daughter.
They take a walk while viewing the cherry blossom trees and sit on a bench sipping Iyemon.
When Nao says, “Seeing the cherry blossoms together like this…,” Mitsuishi replies, “This might be our first time.” Nao answers, “It’s not the first time,” and the delighted look on Mitsuishi’s face is memorable.
The BGM is Hana Saku Tabiji, whose Japanese-style resonance is captivating, a song released by Yuko Hara in 1991.
Memorable Commercials [July 2025] (121–130)
Original songAn Sarī
This commercial depicts, through animation, the suffering of children with pediatric cancer and their families, and conveys Aflac’s commitment to supporting their efforts.
The phrase “You are not alone” is key, expressing the warmth of people and the idea that working together and supporting one another gives us the strength to overcome hardship.
Further highlighting the warm atmosphere shown in the visuals is the song performed by Ann Sally.
Gentle, piano-centered instrumentation is layered with a conversational singing voice, again expressing a posture of closeness and support.
Original songAntonio Sánchez
This commercial showcases how the new MacBook Pro supports a wide range of people’s experiences through dynamic visuals.
The rhythmic keyboard tapping, as if playing the piano, combined with glimpses of the finished creations, clearly conveys its high performance.
The rhythm of the visuals and the forward-driving momentum toward the future are accentuated by a track from Antonio Sánchez.
With piano and drums at its core, the intense, jazz-inspired piece expresses both lightness and power.
Let’s StartFela Kuti
This commercial showcases what the new MacBook Air with the M5 can do by highlighting what appears on the screen.
You see rapid switches between tasks like music and image editing, and that really conveys its high processing power.
The on-screen text during the transitions is also key, as it explains the features in words.
Fela Kuti’s “Let’s Start” accentuates the stylish vibe of the visuals, with its dazzling sound and light rhythm leaving a strong impression and evoking the excitement of something new beginning.
Party at My houseInspector Spacetime
This commercial focuses on introducing the iPhone 17 Pro’s camera, promoting its high performance that lets you capture memories with joy.
A variety of people film in a variety of situations, and the way everything comes out clear in any environment conveys the camera’s capability and reliability.
The song that further highlights the fun atmosphere of preserving these memories is ‘Party at My House’ by Inspector Spacetime.
Its distinctive, floating digital sound is striking, and the repeated phrases help create a lively vibe.
Beth’s FarmJerksin Fendrix
This is a commercial promoting the new iPad Air, which delivers astonishing power with the M4 chip.
It portrays how the iPad Air is used in everyday life and conveys the confidence that it can be relied on even when you’re out and about.
The long-lasting battery and performance that make a variety of tasks comfortable really come through.
The music that emphasizes this comfortable daily life and positive vibe is “Beth’s Farm” by Jerskin Fendrix.
Its distinctive, airy sound is striking, and the sparseness of the arrangement accentuates its lightness.
I’m Not RemarkableKittyy & The Class
This commercial layers the diverse images of students with the various features built into Apple products, showcasing a commitment to supporting the joys of everyday life.
It conveys that these devices are packed with functions that solidly support student life—from the moment of acceptance to campus life—and enrich each day.
The song that further accentuates the everyday joy depicted in the footage is “I’m Not Remarkable” by Kitty & The Class.
It’s an impressive track with a light, band-driven rhythm, and the unique resonance of the vocals and chorus conveys a sense of relaxation.