GLAY's Commercial Song and Popular Tracks Ranking [2026]

Into The WildGLAY1rank/position

GLAY / Into the Wild

If you hear the chorus, you’ll go, “Oh, that song from the commercial!”—GLAY’s “Into the Wild.” This track, which was used in Subaru’s LEVORG “ONEDAY” commercial, likely made many people think for a moment, “Wait, is this really a GLAY song?” The song is included on GLAY’s 25th-anniversary best-of album, “REVIEW II ~BEST OF GLAY~,” released in 2020.

With its somewhat exotic and bewitching melody, it’s a track that represents a new frontier for GLAY.

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STREET LIFEGLAY2rank/position

GLAY / STREET LIFE

A fan favorite created in honor of GLAY’s 10th debut anniversary.

In contrast to the simultaneously released single “BEAUTIFUL DREAMER,” this song lets you feel GLAY’s gentle side.

It not only conveys the life GLAY has walked, but also offers listeners a chance to reflect on their own journeys.

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long-cherished desireGLAY feat. Oda Kazumasa3rank/position

GLAY feat. Kazumasa Oda / Higan

This commercial conveys the passion behind The Premium Malt’s by showing the people working hard at Suntory’s Natural Water Beer Factory in Musashino, Tokyo.

The scenes of them earnestly checking aroma and flavor overlap with the final moments of everyone enjoying the beer, powerfully communicating their commitment to pursuing taste.

The song that further emphasizes the atmosphere of this heartfelt footage is “Higan,” a collaboration between GLAY and Kazumasa Oda.

Its gentle sound makes each vocalist’s voice stand out even more, clearly expressing a sense of hope that looks toward the future.

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YOU MAY DREAMGLAY4rank/position

YOU MAY DREAM

It’s a song included on GLAY’s fourth major original album, “pure soul,” released in 1998.

Used as the theme for Meiji Seika’s “Chocolate Cookie Horn” commercial, it was crafted as an upbeat, crowd-pleasing track with live performances in mind.

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GLAY / Glorious

Released in 1996 as GLAY’s eighth single.

With this song, GLAY made their first entry into the Oricon Top 10 for a single.

The lyrics are filled with scenes from Hakodate, where they spent their childhood and teenage years.

It was used as a commercial song for “Victoria.”

TemptationGLAY6rank/position

GLAY / Temptation

When I was in elementary school, it was an era when CDs sold well, so there were many music-related programs on TV.

In those days, my favorite band was constantly appearing in magazines and on television, and I remember they were always in the top 10 of the CD sales rankings.

Even now, they’re busy with live performances and media appearances.

ShareGLAY7rank/position

IT is used in many aspects of our daily lives.

In this commercial as well, various scenes show IT being utilized—delivering video messages, displaying the location of a destination, and more.

But beyond that, watching this commercial makes it clear that IT can bring people closer together and convey warmth.

The CM song features GLAY’s track “Share.” HBA is headquartered in Sapporo, and since GLAY is also from Hokkaido, this collaboration came to be.

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GLAY / HOWEVER

It was released in 1997 as GLAY’s 12th single.

The song became GLAY’s first million seller and was used as the ending theme for the TBS drama “Ryodatsugai: Abunai Onna” (Stolen Love: Dangerous Woman).

Since 2010, it has been featured in commercials for Nissin Foods’ Cup Noodles.

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GLAY / SOUL LOVE

It was released in 1998 as GLAY’s 14th single.

The song was used for Kanebo’s “Bronze Love ’98 Summer” campaign, and, released simultaneously with “Yuuwaku” (“Temptation”), the two singles achieved the remarkable feat of monopolizing the top two spots for two consecutive weeks.

The lyrics and music were written by TAKURO, and it is said the song was completed in ten minutes.

Winter,againGLAY10rank/position

GLAY / Winter, again

This commercial promotes the idea that using Car Sensor might help you find your ideal car, set against a snowy landscape.

The version featuring only Nanao conveys a wintry mood, while the version that also includes Ryuji Akiyama and Kotaro Yoshida adds a touch of comedy in the finer details.

The song that accentuates the snowy atmosphere is GLAY’s “Winter, again.” Although the music video imagery recreated in the commercial strongly evokes the cold of winter, the sound and vocals are intense, leaving the impression of a burning passion that persists in the cold.

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