History Main / Jingle

* Also taken to an extreme by noted radio jingle company JAM Creative Productions with the aptly named "[[http://www.jingles.com/jam/fans/jamsong.html The JAM Song]]", highlighting many of the radio stations and shows (including ''Radio/AmericanTop40'') sung for circa 1985, ending with a jingle for the fictional station "Zorp Furble, Andromeda".

* Also taken to an extreme by noted radio jingle company JAM Creative Productions with the aptly named "[[http://www.jingles.com/jam/fans/jamsong.html The JAM Song]]", highlighting many of the radio stations and shows (including ''Radio/AmericanTop40'') sung for circa 1985, and ending with a jingle for the fictional station "Zorp Furble, Andromeda".

* Also taken to an extreme by noted radio jingle company JAM Creative Productions with the aptly named "[[http://www.jingles.com/jam/fans/jamsong.html The JAM Song]]", highlighting many of the radio stations and shows (including ''Radio/AmericanTop40'') sung for circa 1985.

* Also taken to an extreme by noted radio jingle company JAM Creative Productions with the aptly named "[[http://www.jingles.com/jam/fans/jamsong.html The JAM Song]]", highlighting many of the radio stations and shows (including ''Radio/AmericanTop40'') they did circa 1985.

* Oscar Meyer has two: "I Wish I Was an Oscar Mayer Wiener" and "My Bologna Has a First Name."

* Another Dr Pepper jingle: "I'm a Pepper, he's a Pepper, she's a Pepper, we're a Pepper, wouldn't you like to be a Pepper, too?" This was famous enough to be parodied by ''{{SCTV}}'' and ''Series/RemingtonSteele''.

-->'''Jingle:''' Never should have tampered in God's domain! Moon 13!\\

** And AskANinja.

* [[Creator/BillWurtz bill wurtz]] uses these in most of his videos. The most notable ones are the ones in his 2 most popular videos: [[WebVideo/HistoryOfJapan history of japan]] and [[WebVideo/HistoryOfTheEntireWorldIGuess history of the entire world, i guess]].

-->''Oh, has your family tried the powdermilk?\\
Oh, has your family tried the powdermilk?\\
Well, if your family's tried 'em,\\
You know you've satisfied 'em,\\
They're a real hot item, powdermilk.''
-->-- ParodyCommercial for Powdermilk Biscuits, ''A Prairie Home Companion''

-->Prepare for ''[[AbsoluteComparative ultimate flavor]]''\\
You're gonna get some milk!\\
And scream... for your cream\\
Duncan Hills\\
Duncan Hills\\
Duncan Hills\\
COFFEE!
-->-- ''WesternAnimation/{{Metalocalypse}}'', Dethklok's Death Metal Coffee Jingle

* Eighteen exist in ''WebVideo/HistoryOfJapan'': among these include the ever-memetic "JESUS!" and "Hire a Samurai."

* [=McDonalds=]' current jingle: "Buh-dah-buh-bah-bah, I'm lovin' it!" Taken from a JustinTimberlake song.

-->-- ''{{Metalocalypse}}'', Dethklok's Death Metal Coffee Jingle

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Metalocalypse}}'s'' first episode features the band Dethklok perfoming a concert consisting of a ''single'' death metal coffee jingle.

* ''{{Metalocalypse}}'s'' first episode features the band Dethklok perfoming a concert consisting of a ''single'' death metal coffee jingle.

* ''PhineasAndFerb'' with ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iebtccYzhzw Doofensmirtz Evil Incorporated!]]''

* ''Fanfic/CalvinAndHobbesTheSeries'': Calvin quotes the famous McDonalds jingle at one point in "Eggs for Calvin!".

* Radio station jingles tend to date quickly. But they can also be evocative of places and times. BBC Radio Two's retrospective shows presented by forty-year veterans like Johnny Walker and Radio/TonyBlackburn are an opportunity to dust down and revive equally old jingles. On one level they sound ridiculously cheesy and 1960's/1970's, but for people who were around to hear them first time out, they are surprisingly evocative.

* The {{Tintin}} adventure ''Land of Black Gold'' has "Boum!" by Charles Trenet repurposed as a jingle for a breakdown assistance company, with lyrics about what happens when your car goes boom. Thompson and Thomson start singing along to it, and then their car mysteriously explodes.

* AnnaRussell's "A Practical Banana Promotion" included not only "Eta Banana," a parody of the Chiquita jingle, but also "Alas, What Should I Do," which sounds like just a rather mushy ballad when played the first time, but with subliminal advertising supposedly included. The song is repeated to reveal many contemporary (1950s) commercial jingles and slogans.

-->-- ''{{Metalocalypse}}'', [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-Edlic561w Dethklok's Death Metal Coffee Jingle]]

* StanFreberg took this to a logical extreme with "Omaha!", a parody of ''Oklahoma!'' for Butter-Nut Coffee, that ended up turning into a ''six minute'' mini-musical released as a novelty record.

* [=McDonalds=]' current jingle: "Na na na na na, I'm lovin' it!"