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Debuting in 1973, Queen is truly a legendary rock band representing the UK.
Although vocalist Freddie Mercury passed away at a young age, their many timeless masterpieces remain as powerful as ever.
That electrifying voice is simply irresistible.
Here, we present Queen’s commercial songs and popular tracks in a ranking format.
I’m sure many songs you’ve heard will make the list!
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Queen Commercial Songs and Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Don’t Stop Me NowQueen1rank/position
This commercial promotes the fact that with Docomo MAX, you can enjoy DAZN at no extra charge and get even more out of sports.
It features a variety of people coming together, all excited about sports, showcasing the wide range of sports you can enjoy.
The unusual scene of many different uniforms gathering—something you wouldn’t normally see—creates a festival-like atmosphere.
The music that further amplifies the excitement depicted in the visuals is Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now.” Its refreshing, energetic feel conveys a positive image of joining forces and moving forward.
It’s A Beautiful DayQueen2rank/position
“It’s a Beautiful Day” is a 1995 release by Queen, the British rock band notable for its vocalist Freddie Mercury.
The song was used in a Honda Fit commercial.
I Was Born To Love YouQueen3rank/position
A song by Queen, a four-piece rock band from the UK, which was used as the theme for the 2019 Subaru Impreza commercial “A Car That Makes Life Shine.” The track was originally released as a solo song by vocalist Freddie Mercury, but was later reborn with a full band sound by Queen’s members.
With Queen’s signature choral work, combined with a sense of speed and dynamism that elevates the mood, it’s truly a perfect song for a car commercial.
Killer QueenQueen4rank/position
This is the fourth single by the legendary rock band Queen, whose popularity resurged in Japan thanks to the worldwide smash hit of the 2018 biographical film Bohemian Rhapsody.
Used as the song for Honda’s Mobilio “With Design” commercial, it became Queen’s first major hit and is known as one of their signature tracks.
It features quintessential Queen elements: exquisitely harmonized melodies and a memorable solo built from multiple layered guitar tracks.
The airy, piano-driven arrangement lifts your spirits—perfect for listening to while driving.
We Will Rock YouQueen5rank/position
The song featured in JT’s Roots commercial is Queen’s “We Will Rock You,” one of the band’s signature tracks.
The powerful, foot-stomping sound at the beginning is striking, and from that forceful resonance you can feel a determination to move forward and a sense of excitement about the future.
As the vocals and instrumentation layer on from there, it evokes a growing strength and even a sense of human connection.
The opening tends to get most of the attention, but I recommend listening all the way through to really feel how far the intensity builds by the end.
Bohemian RhapsodyQueen6rank/position
Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” is a song included on the 1975 album A Night at the Opera.
Its innovative song structure and the content of its music video drew widespread attention and had a major impact on the music industry.
Because the song features a variety of developments, the impression it gives can change greatly depending on which part you focus on—an interesting aspect of the piece.
The section used in Toyota’s Pronard commercial was the soaring, triumphant-sounding part, which conveyed beauty when paired with footage of a car racing through a sunset.
FlashQueen7rank/position
A track included on the album Flash Gordon.
It was originally the theme song for the film Flash Gordon.
In Japan, it has been used in various contexts, not only as the song for a Google Pixel commercial but also for F1 broadcasts and Toyota commercials.
The film TED is packed with homages to Flash Gordon, and this song was frequently played there as well!
