Funny commercial song. Popular funny commercial songs.
When you watch TV, you see all kinds of commercials every day—but haven’t you ever found the songs used in them so fun that they stick in your mind? Beyond the direction of the commercials themselves, there are lots of catchy, memorable, and entertaining CM songs these days! From original tracks made just for the ads to parody versions of classic hits, there’s a wide variety of amusing CM songs.
In this article, we’ll showcase a bunch of CM songs that have been creating buzz for being fun—enjoy!
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Interesting commercial songs. Popular funny commercial songs (51–60)
Genius BakabonClementine
One of the signature songs by Clémentine, the French singer who gained attention for an album covering anime songs and variety show inserts in a bossa nova style.
It was featured in 2010 as the commercial song for Suntory’s “ALL-FREE,” which brought it to widespread recognition.
Hatoya commercial original songYoko Nagayama and others
The familiar commercial jingle for Ito Onsen’s Hotel Hatoya—“Call 4126”—is the work of two big names: lyrics by Akiyuki Nosaka and music by Tak Izumi.
What’s even more surprising is that the song for “Tairyōen,” which appears in the latter half of the video, is reportedly sung by Yoko Nagayama in her childhood.
Amazing!
What the hell are you doing?MIO and YAE
It’s the jingle from Kincho’s insect repellent “Tansu ni Gon.” There are various versions by this duo, and every jingle is easy to remember—so catchy you’ll want to dance along, memorize it, and show it off somewhere.
It’s that impactful of a commercial.
Kincho has been putting out a lot of fun, humorous commercials like this lately, and they’re really enjoyable.
Original song
The Puccho commercial featuring Aぇ! group, titled “A New Way to Eat,” literally proposes a new way to enjoy Puccho.
The method is to make a peace sign with your index and middle fingers, pinch the candy between them, and eat it—just like the members of Aぇ! group do in the ad.
However, the background song boldly sings an amusingly vague line: “If you eat it like this, it tastes ten times better… I think,” which makes you want to chime in with a playful retort.
The contrast between the humorous song and the members’ deadpan expressions makes for a very entertaining commercial.
Interesting commercial songs. Popular funny commercial jingles (61–70)
DenderaryuRiisa Naka
In 2012, the Toyota “Passo” commercial song featuring Riisa Naka singing with hand play drew attention online for its mysterious lyrics.
It’s a traditional children’s song from Nagasaki Prefecture titled “Denderaryū,” which has also been featured on NHK Educational TV’s “Nihongo de Asobo.”
Share The LoveTHE Sharehappi from Sandaime J Soul Brothers from EXILE
A song featured in a Pocky commercial.
This famous track became a hot topic for the phrase “Sharehappi?” and featured a somewhat tough-looking trio suddenly appearing in a park and dancing.
Its catchy melody and easy-to-remember, cool choreography energized dinner tables across the country.
Yamada Denki commercial original songBacardi
A Yamada Denki commercial from around 1996.
The comedy duo Summers appeared back when they were still using their old name, Bacardi.
The line “Yama~da Denki,” which they sing in unison at the end, was apparently ad-libbed by the two of them.
They probably never imagined it would be used for so many years afterward.