What is the best commercial jingle you have heard?
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It's been around since 1965 and they still are holding auditions and using the same song in current commercials.
It's a classic!
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Runner up would be the 2 Subaru jingles "It's what makes a Subaru a Subaru!" and "Subaru..feel the freedom Subaru .. feel the freedom"
"Give me back that filet o' fish give me that fish!" Just makes me laugh every time!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8H5263jCGg
Originally airing in 1971, the hilltop ad was filmed on a hill outside of Rome and included young people from around the world lip singing to the song recorded by the Hillside Singers. In today's world, familiar pop music songs are modified or sampled and used to promote a product. Just the opposite was true of the Hilltop song. It was so good as an ad that two groups made it into top ten songs on billboard charts, the Hillside Singers in 1971 and The New Seekers in 1972.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jr9hPbYmBo&feature=related
It was so good, in fact, that nearly twenty years later, in 1990, Coke brought out the original singers, along with their kids, and used it at the mecca of commercials, Super Bowl XXIV. This was called the "Hiltop Reunion"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1SCYBgBUyE&feature=player_embedded#
As recently as 1998 the song reached the top 40 again when it was covered by No Way Sis. I doubt you will find another commercial jingle that was written as a commercial and then made the charts three times by three different groups, over 20 years apart. In fact, according to Coca Cola (who should know since they hold the copyright), The song has been recorded over 75 times.
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Hey @romeo0830 - I don't remember this one, so I looked it up on youtube!
I guess I was too young ;)
I actually didnt know there was a commercial for this, my dad just always says to me as a joke. HAHAHA thanks for the vid response, its kind of kewl to know there really is a story behind why he says this all the time =)
