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[From timeless classics to the latest hits] A roundup of catchy commercial songs

When you watch TV or video sites, you come across all kinds of commercials, and sometimes a jingle you happen to hear just sticks in your head, right?

For example, many classic commercial songs that have been airing for years are incredibly catchy and memorable.

Also, tie-in songs by trending artists can leave a strong impression even within the short span of a commercial.

In this article, we’ll introduce a bunch of those earworm-worthy CM songs all at once!

You might find a track you haven’t heard on air much lately but have been wanting to hear again, or discover the latest song you were curious about and wondering who it’s by!

[From timeless classics to the latest hits] A roundup of catchy commercial jingles (91–100)

McDonald’s: “There’s a youth that isn’t blue.”

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There’s a youth that isn’t ‘blue.’ (30-second version)

This is a commercial that uses pop-style animation to depict various forms of youth, while also conveying that McDonald’s supports those youthful moments.

Whether it’s time spent with friends or dedication to sports, you can feel that McDonald’s is always there alongside the full-on energy of youth.

The song that further highlights the fresh, exhilarating vibe of youth portrayed in the video is “Pickles” by Kocchino Kento.

With its forward-driving rhythm and bright vocals, the track evokes a strong sense of the fullness and excitement of youth.

If it’s Kanadevia, they know it: “Resource Circulation” edition

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Porno Graffitti “Vivace” MUSIC VIDEO
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"If it's Kanadevia, they know—Resource Circulation" version, 30 seconds

This is a commercial introducing Kanadebia’s “Waste to X” initiative, which aims to generate next-generation energy from waste.

The message, “Wouldn’t it be exciting if the things you threw away today could create the future?” strikingly emphasizes the hope inspired by this new endeavor.

The CM features “Vivace,” Kanadebia’s corporate brand image song, as its BGM.

The title, which means “lively” in Italian, accompanies lyrics that encourage listeners to keep moving forward with confidence.

Combined with its driving performance, it’s a song that gives you energy just by listening.

ASICS「Sound Mind, Sound Body Junior Athletes」

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Sound Mind, Sound Body Junior Athletes | ASICS | ASICS

This commercial focuses on the feet as it depicts scenes of various sports practices, conveying ASICS’s commitment to supporting each athlete’s effort.

Through sounds like feet pressing into sand and balls bouncing, it expresses the spirit of striving toward one’s goals.

Further accentuating this powerful atmosphere of perseverance is AKASAKI’s track “Shoshi Kantetsu.” While the sound has a gentle feel, it all the more highlights the message of staying true to one’s resolve that’s embedded in the lyrics.

It’s a piece that vividly evokes the determination to keep working hard without forgetting one’s original intent.

Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond “Shadoba March” Chapter

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Turkish March / Mozart / Piano / CANACANA
Turkish MarchWolfgang Amadeus Mozart

This is a commercial where GACKT and Sachiko Kobayashi perform a duet, and from there they also promote the New Year holiday campaign for the game Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond.

The moment the game’s visuals appear, the duet’s presentation shifts as well, gradually developing into more intense imagery that conveys the excitement and fun of the game.

To amplify the intensity of the visuals, the two sing a parody version of Turkish March.

The lyrics, tailored to promote Shadowverse and sung in a lively, buoyant manner, clearly convey a cheerful atmosphere.

Kirin Beer Hon-Kirin: “What Remains” starring Riisa Naka and Tamori / “A Surprise” starring Nana Seino and Tamori

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KIRIN Hon-Kirin Commercial: “What Remains – Riisa Naka, Tamori” Version, 15 Seconds (Script)

This piece features Tamori, who has been a longtime fan of Hon-Kirin, asking Riisa Naka and Nana Seino why they choose Hon-Kirin.

From two angles—“only truly delicious things endure” and “I want to feel a surprise that’s more than just delicious”—it gently conveys Hon-Kirin’s appeal.

The fact that Tamori, known for his rich vocabulary, can only say “uma-i” (delicious) also strongly suggests a comforting flavor beyond words.

The use of the song “Little Green Bag” is another highlight; the layering of gentle narration and gentle sound clearly brings out Hon-Kirin’s sense of comfort and kindness.

Fujiya LOOK “Fujiya Which One Will You Eat First? Chocolate Angel” version

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A commercial for LOOK chocolates where you can enjoy a variety of flavors.

Members of the idol group Snow Man appear, asking a “chocolate angel” which chocolate they should eat first.

The song chosen for the CM, which showcases their unique dance, is “A PIECE OF CAKE.” It’s a dance track with bright, pop-infused sounds that delivers a message themed around living positively.

It’s an uplifting, positive song that adds color to exciting everyday life.

Nissan “Nissan 90th Anniversary Commemorative Movie” Version

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This commercial, created to commemorate Nissan Motor’s 90th anniversary, is based on stories collected through a call for “Episodes of Nissan and Love.” The song used in the ad—where Gordon Maeda and Ai Mikami portray a love story that transcends time—is “Melodrama,” written and composed by Natori and imase, two artists known for setting trends mainly on social media.

The track features a somewhat retro vibe with a lively dance beat.

It’s an urban song that enhances the commercial showcasing Nissan’s iconic models, including the Skyline and Ariya.