When Brands Try To Make Viral TikTok Songs (And Fail)

i recently saw this huggies ad on tiktok and it is just so freakish. all these brands are trying to make viral tiktok songs ever since the eyes lips face song! GIVE IT A REST!
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[@andyboom2004]

What made "Planet of the Bass" work is that it tapped into a very true issue of some Eurodance productions having limited conversational and colloquial English. Masterboy is an example of this--a lot of the lyrics were directly translated from German and so there lyrics that are technically accurate in English it just sounds wonky because it isn't how an English-speaking person would talk.

[@twiggledowntown3564]

I miss Eurodance so much! It still exists, but a lot of artists/groups/bands who made the music just don't make that music anymore, or they disbanded.

[@uilsoum875]

Also women are my favorite guy. The best possible combination of phonemes in the english language

[@panmoncada7257]

The person who made the song is HILARIOUS and he has a bossa nova style song that is so unironically good and yet so awful it’s the best thing ever. You can tell he loves all the music he’s making fun of

[@EvaIdk__Romania]

LIFE IT NEVER DIE WOMEN ARE MY FAVORITE GUY S3X I'M WANTING MORE TELL THE WORLD STOP THE WAR

[@th3tawaves]

⁠@@panmoncada7257and a country girl power song!!!!!

[@babielinny]

brands should go back to being corporate-y tbh.

[@ranchustars3050]

whenever they try being relatable it fails horribly they need to remember the massive hate in 2010s when they tried getting into meme culture

[@panopticonseye]

@@ranchustars3050 karkat ....

[@8luelight]

@@ranchustars3050 Homestuck

[@reverendlazarus]

car cat :)

[@RachelSulfur]

​@@ranchustars3050*flashbacks to that one subway ad*

[@georgiapeach5019]

the huggies ad tiktok song really is just another way for these family bloggers to exploit their kids even more?? so weird tbh

[@jeizdolok]

Not that I want to encourage exploiting children AT ALL, but from a marketing perspective, the song would have been so much more successful if it had included instructions. Eg old huggies off, off, off, give it a wipe, wipe, wipe, get out a fresh, fresh, fresh, huggie 'n put it on, on, on Sooo so so lame but get my drift? They could have made a song similar to the elf one, and provided directions to people to use the audio (including buying multiple huggies branded products to follow said directions) But in saying that, I also hate the idea of companies encouraging people to exploit a baby's changing time for content. I just have a really creative marketing brain 😅

[@purplemist7]

​@@jeizdolokIf Huggies and other companies followed E.L.F.'s lead and added instructions to their jingles, they would all start to sound formulaic, though.

[@youremyfavoritesong9868]

I really really think it was geared towards child predators too unfortunately. Who's going to scroll on a sound about baby butts? Absolutely child predators. It's disgusting.

[@evanestewart7665]

@@purplemist7yeah so? brands are formulaic and ads are dystopian anyways

[@LeeLee-jg8ww]

The e.l.f. song may have gotten a lot of organic use, but that doesn't mean it was an effective ad campaign. If most people hearing it didn't know it was an ad for e.l.f, it was a failure. An ad has to get the brand or product in people's heads, and that's impossible if the ad isn't even associated with the brand. So did they write a good song? Sure. But did they succeed as marketers? Not really. The ideal ad song is probably like the Chance the Rapper/Starbucks one. People knew what it was an ad for and it got people talking. No publicity is bad publicity, after all.

[@nattpearl]

i genuinely had no idea that that song was an ad. honestly, i didn’t even know that “eyes lips face” is what elf stood for 😭😭

[@abby_renee2395]

I think it worked bc they wanted to create a tiktok trend centered around makeup, and that happened. Elf will always make cameos in makeup trends bc they offer affordable counterparts to expensive products, and they work. They just kindof manually started a trend that would benefit them. As a side, I always thought of e.l.f. when I heard the song bc ik what the name stood for, but I just thought it was weird they did the song in the same order. 😭

[@MayvaAva]

Gonna have to disagree, it’s just a more subtle type of advertising but it definitely worked

[@youresinningtoo3996]

I wasn't sure if they were connected until this video

[@yoongoboongo231]

sprite cranberry ads were really popular and had strong branding too!

[@chrisz7494]

If you were born after 2007, you might not know the absolute classic that is Baby Bottle Pop by the Jonas Brothers. My sister unironically had it on her ipod

[@mjg-98]

Born in 1998 and that song is always deep in the back of my mind at all times lol

[@gothgirlglittercrust7118]

I remember busting it down whenever the commercials would come on as a kid

[@maffieduran]

I feel kinda scared cause that song has been in my head for the last 2 weeks

[@stereokuuji]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO😭

[@droctogonapus1223]

that was the Jonas Brothers?????

[@modrisw.8132]

The dude who made Planet of the Bass is actually such a funny guy. I followed his account before the song and he makes a lot of historical sketches mimicking different time periods and characters it's really funny. Love his work!

[@KristenZianourry2015]

I was like i wonder if its the funny kyle gordon

[@goofiestgal]

so excited for the album

[@noranizaazmi6523]

Absolutely!

[@lavishgoblin]

me too! i don't have tiktok so I had no idea it had gone that viral but im happy for him, he's so funny

[@TwilightLanayru]

I followed him before it too!

[@ellaamariee]

Shaking your baby's ass for TikTok is crazy, shaking your baby's ass for an AD is beyond insane. Do these people not think of who's watching? Do they not care?

[@ambersmith2612]

They know and they’re happy to exploit their children

[@asuka-ryo]

I HATE the argument of “you're the weird one for s*xualising it″ SO, SO much. No. It's because we know the reality and the existence of demented people online. Some people are just sick. If we're the one ″s*xualising″ it, what′s the logic behind us telling you to stop. I don't, for the life of me, get why people, especially parents, can be so against protecting children - even when they're unconsciously doing it.

[@failadin1]

I bet you these same parents were literally screaming and crying "SAVE THE CHILDREN SAVE THE CHILDREN OMGOMOMGOMGOMGOMG~!!!!@~!@~!@" not even a year ago

[@Inactiveidontusethis]

I always thought those huggies ads BEFORE this came out was weird to begin with but i never saw anyone share this opinion so i just stayed queit-

[@crashh-course]

​@@asuka-ryothank you, it's the dumbest argument ever. take your children OFF THE INTERNET unless you're posting something that is appropriate and innocent. even then, it's best to keep the videos and pictures to your loved ones. why don't they care about their kids??

[@chenaikacie4671]

i had no clue eyes lips face was for elf until now, even though it was actually so painfully obvious

[@breathoffreshair7795]

I dont like it. Skip it

[@karak962]

I even knew that elf stood for that yet didn't realize either I'm shocked

[@channel-idk]

The huggies ad just sounds so weird and kinda creepy in a way 💀

[@twiggledowntown3564]

Does anyone remember the potty dance?

[@dipp1511]

​@@twiggledowntown3564you just unlocked a childhood memory

[@sam2572]

you know who i think had a phenomenal music-based ad campaign? BURGER KING. those stupid little songs about whoppers and "a king who's on a budget" or whatever are stuck in my head all the time. even better, you knew just what it was advertising, whereas with the e.l.f song people may not have exactly known if they didn't think of it as any more than a trend. burger king was catchy, concise, and people ate that shit up as i personally believe that's the way to do it

[@_stargirl]

I was just thinking the same thing!! It’s catchy and fun while still clearly being for marketing

[@Free.zen.]

Burger King bought the rights to “Return of the Mac” for their Mac N’ Cheetos product, and now I can’t hear that song without thinking of those god awful things.

[@teasparklegirl]

BK have ur it wayyyyy

[@fugitive_]

Yeah and all the memes made. Now everytime i get a BK ad i just hear “whopper whopper whopper whopper”

[@number1whalesharkfan]

EAT LIKE A KING WHO’S ON A BUDGET THREE TASTY OPTIONS FRIES, DRINK, AND NUGGETS ALL FOR FIVE BUCKS WAIT THAT CAN’T BE RIGHT JUST CONFIRMED THAT’S THE REAL PRICE

[@pinkcalytrix]

I used to work on the Huggies marketing team (I left years ago, the mushy butt song was not my fault) and none of this surprises me. They let the millennials run wild in there

[@mariac4127]

Not the millennial marketers ☠️

[@chiyowee2721]

Oh god, I remember getting an ad with that Huggies song here on KZbin. Struck me as creepy and predatory INSTANTLY and made me feel gross for watching it even a second, I don't know why they thought that was a good idea or why more people aren't talking about it??

[@spookystarry]

it shows up on tv a lot here i hate it

[@kisahatasie8136]

A lot of people I see that bring it up has a lot of people flocking to their comment section accusing them of being a pdf file because they got that ad. "Kinda sus that you got that ad" or "bros self reporting" and they usually end up deleting the vid from huge amounts of harassment (usually on tiktok tho)

[@isabelfitzgerald]

i deleted tiktok in march and i don’t miss the corny ass songs 😭 i don’t want to buy starbucks i’m doom scrolling

[@littlekittyonaroof]

u still scrolling? stop that

[@ballfart4205]

yes queen keep it off your phone. your attention span loves you

[@godiswithyou.5358]

I was on TikTok for two weeks in 2020. Went down a history rabbit hole, it started to genuinely make me awfully sad and scared in real life and I had to delete it. Haven’t gone back.

[@ck7993]

does tiktok use od*tari songs

[@_edible_]

​@@ck7993whyd you censor it 😭😭-

[@softnicepillow]

10:05 the 2018 animation meme community would eat this sound up

[@StarSalt]

YES it literally sounds like the Left Boy song that blew up

[@venus_rivers]

LITERALLY. i was thinking while i heard it "someone could probably make an animation meme with that"

[@haleys_hus]

this has 2b the best comment in this section

[@Neon99]

OH KY GODDD

[@elanit_lk7357]

LMAOO I CAN ALREADY IMAGINE THE HEAD BOPPING WITH THE GLITCHY BROCKEN EFFECTS 💀

[@number1whalesharkfan]

the huggies trend seems so predatory like those are babies and there are so many sick freaks in this world that it really just makes me uncomfortable seeing parents post their infants like that for money

[@lemonmeat]

fr did we not learn from the whole wren situation on tiktok??

[@tianawilliams4760]

btw the Huggies ad is from the family vlogger called the Herberts starting with Abbie and Josh Herbert just so we should call them out for exploiting children and more

[@themechanicsshop]

Nope! Those parents only saw a chance to get more money :P these kind of parents never ever change

[@juliettedemaso7588]

Rudolph the red nosed reindeer was invented by the department store Montgomery Ward. The character literally did not exist prior to that ad. And the way U.S. Americans view/present Santa (the red outfit etc) came from Coke. Obviously built on top of all kinds of existing folklore, but that jolly red suited guy we all picture was made for a Coke ad. Which was also tied into patriotism.

[@Bruh-ob9mi]

“US Americans” is not the demonym

[@TiktokBurnedMyCrops]

Time to bring back the ‘silence brand’ crab

[@alexsuarez4777]

i don't think anything will be as good as the eyes lips face song bc i didn't even know it was an elf add until i watched this video 😭😭

[@alemmingsdeath]

Part of the problem with Tik Tok is that the advertisement and the entertainment are so far overlapped. This isn't anything new, but the short-form, scroll medium of TT makes it even harder to identify, especially when something goes "viral" and there are a million different takes on the theme.

[@twentysix1230]

It’s soooo muddy now we definitely saw this coming

[@aphroditestan]

What do you mean by this? Idk what "overlap" or "harder to identify" mean in this context. I dont have tiktok

[@alemmingsdeath]

@@aphroditestan "Overlap", as in occupying the same space. "harder to identify" as in less obvious that a product is being sold, as the presentation is buried in the framework of "entertainment". Think of cartoons in the 1980's being created solely to sell the toys, ie: He-Man and Care Bears.

[@tinhead_junk]

The use of Eurodance due to Planet of the Bass is so bad bc PB came from an authentic place of being someone who understands the context and content of it -for example the “tell the world stop the war” line being because most Eurodance was produced in the cold war. The two flaws here are they writing it for something a eurodance song would never be for. Fallon’s song was about the superbowl or whatever but Europe doesn’t have the superbowl. And the understanding of the genre for both of these is just techno with either an eastern european or Scandinavian accent.

[@AneXineohp]

i thought i was the only one who had a problem with the baby commercial since literally no one was talking about it, and i first saw it months ago. i thought i was in a dystopian, i scoffed at the idea that they let this pass. i tried to block it when i saw it on Pinterest and KZbin, but it kept popping up, i even reported it. glad it's clearly a problem with other people, as i feel like this is one of the things we can all agree is majorly creepy. seriously, it freaked me out in a way i can't describe. sheesh, it gives me chills just thinking about it. i mean, gosh, how tone deaf and immoral do you have to be to produce that? there's no way around it. that's just blatant exploitation of children. in any case, it's still just weird, like very off-putting and awkward. i couldn't stop thinking "why do this? there's definitely more effective and moral ways of advertising diapers, this is more than just pushing it."

[@Mochi-zt5dh]

SAME Literally I’ve waited for months for someone to talk about it 😭

[@chaosdisembodied5483]

I get so uncomfy around stuff like that because it seems like bait for bad people

[@ipodbaby]

honestly i think at this point business execs Are thinking deeper than 'whats viral? lets just recreate that!' especially as more young people start to join marketing and consulting firms. brands recognize that absurdity sells on tiktok - i think huggies knew their song was weird and offputting and still released it hoping creators would make videos about it like this one. maybe it wont sell more huggies at first but brands know that any mental space they occupy in consumers minds is better than nothing. at the same time the thing you mentioned about doja cats campign being 'honest, self-aware, and authentic' is SO interesting because we do crave authenticity in our brands but its becoming more and more difficult to discern whats genuine and whats an ad. its the same reason why ive alays had a problem with 'quirky brand twitter' like Wendys - at the end of the day the only thing business execs want is to make more profit, but any means necessary. if the current trend is 'genuine, self-aware, sassy humour' then they'll do whatever they can to capitalize on that. brands are not our friends

[@karak962]

this is what I was wondering about. it also works playing both fields, absurd but COULD become popular with history to support that

[@alicethemad1613]

Reject modernity return to Reese’s Puffs rap

[@youremyfavoritesong9868]

The Huggies add here on youtube is also disgusting. There's no way it wasn't geared towards child predators. It's really really gross and I don't see enough people talking about that

[@GoggledAgog]

What would be the motivation for the company to do that?

[@dwellerinblack7816]

​​@@GoggledAgogI mean, huggies has a history of putting naked babies on their products

[@Free.zen.]

@@GoggledAgogprobably to go viral, even if it was supposed to be an off-kilter joke. I don’t think they achieved anything they went for, but a lot of companies will do controversial things to get free publicity.

[@notaperson9831]

I saw that add earlier today and legit thought it was so weird lol. It definitely didn’t land how i think they thought it would 😅

[@ultimateidiot2344]

It is very gross, but I don't think it was necessarily meant to appeal to pedophiles, I think they were just trying to be funny (and ended up being tasteless and creepy)

[@Gadgetguygary]

whoever came up with the Huggies song needs to have their hard drive checked

[@rick_s]

Sure, laugh now... we'll see who's laughing when the "shit your pants challenge" goes viral next week

[@RowanNagy97]

Ill say the quiet part out loud - they're so, so lucky that the wrong community didn't get a hold of this sound.

[@santiv4]

assuming theyd be public about it

[@twiggledowntown3564]

I also never realized Justin was the reason for the I'm loving it jingle either at first.

[@jaydetbh]

15:04 dude i agree, i’m tired of being sold things i was gonna buy anyway like tampons???? why the hell are you trying to make a diaper song, people are gonna buy those anyway!!!!! 😵‍💫

[@rosecity_chris]

Definitely an inevitable outcome of basing all our social media off advertising models. Nothing is real, everythings an ad for something lol. Cant wait until we all have AR glasses and see ads on our literal bathroom walls.

[@KaiyaK198]

The dead stare while watching whatever the hell Chance The Rapper made was so real honestly

[@goofiestgal]

literally 😭

[@Free.zen.]

Honestly let’s ban all the family vloggers from using their kids as props to make money.

[@themechanicsshop]

That’s never gonna happen, at least in America. Kids are seen as the property of parents by the law and if they change that sh!tty parents are gonna be outraged (aka most parents :P)

[@alfie3.14]

I remember being in a history class and the course was on WW2, we were watching a documentary that had ads. We had just finished the section about the horrific things that happened to the babies brought to the camps, and then the Hampers Baby Butt ad played....

[@eradelosjets]

Dev upload! This means I'll make a cave out of wood and play movies from the 90's for little ants while I name them with the names of gods

[@Lucifersfursona]

This is my favorite comment

[@jackiecozzie4803]

Wait but I'm literally an ant and someone plays me and my buddies 90s movies every time Dev uploads?

[@eggeggeggegg6019]

​@@jackiecozzie4803 wait but im a piece of wood and someone makes a cave out of me and plays 90s movies for ants inside when dev uploads

[@teeess1909]

You’re so right queen but also nationwide insurance has a bunch of different excellent artists just singing the jingle and I’ll be darned if it doesn’t make me feel some kinda type of way

[@karak962]

SAME HAAAAH

[@teeess1909]

@@karak962 for some reason when I see h.e.r. or Carrie underwood giving the theme song I just love it so much

[@littleguy8714]

literally i was so angry at people genuinely believing doja cat about her "contract" with taco bell. like U R NOT IMMUNE TO ADVERTISMENTS brands are NOT your friend. she was PAID to do that shit and some of yall ate that up UGH.

[@Makeupgal3000]

i can see an executive at a head company telling their marketing department “do this” “this is working on tiktok we need to do this” and them prob knowing it’s not a good idea but higher ups make the big decisions.

[@karak962]

totally agree

[@mperezmcfinn2511]

The desperation and second-hand embarrassment is so palpable that it's going to haunt my dreams. Why can't Huggies just find some weird but catchy song that no one's ever heard and put it under a Huggies ad? Or they could find some tiktok parents who already use their diapers and pay them to make an ad/tiktok. They could basically do whatever they wanted as long as A. their babies were wearing their diapers and B. the weird/catchy song was playing (plus they would throw in a years supply of diapers). The song would eventually find its way to non diaper related tiktoks, but people would still be reminded of Huggies in the back of their minds.

[@Eazy_Peazy]

if i was a big brand, i would get the most loud amen break and put it in my commercial jingle. it would definitely get stuck in peoples heads

[@starboundsingularity]

butts aren't inherently sexual but i feel like you don't need to be a pr expert to realize that "not inherently sexual" =/= "not frequently sexualized" and avoid talking about children in a way that is focused on something that is frequently sexualized. it's reminded me of how my grandma doesn't see an issue with talking about how my cat has "sexy kitty legs" because she "doesn't mean it like *that*, you just can't take a joke" even though we both know what sexy usually means. most songs about butts are sexual, it seems like common sense to not write a song about babies' butts, and intent in writing typically dies with the author. overall horrendous move they should fire their pr team

[@kayleewhite413]

my boyfriend and i heard this song on a commercial and we were like what is this and thought it was so weird and thinking why would they make this? and we just thought how out of touch these people are..

[@Randuski]

My emo band in 2007 actually had a love song about jeans. So.

[@Lucifersfursona]

My question involves why in every huggies ad the dad always has a diaper on his head. Is that for him to shit out all his bad ideas into. Is that where the ad money from this collab is kept Edit “Diapers?! On head?!! Funny.” It answered the question but did it though

[@Lucifersfursona]

Chance the Rapper interpreting what it feels like to drink 2 24oz red eye

[@Lucifersfursona]

Is “jingle” still banned on the 8chan Omegle threads where doja shows her cat to incels

[@eggeggeggegg6019]

​@@Lucifersfursona none of those words are in the bible

[@ryanhatesgirls]

I learned a song of the 50 states in alphabetic order when I was in 5th grade. 30 years later, I still have them all memorized

[@notaperson9831]

ALAAAAAAbama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut! (Do-do-do)

[@UnbridledWeeping]

SAME HERE! Listing all the states in alphabetical order is now my one party trick lol

[@alien_cult]

@@notaperson9831did other states include the “YEE HAW!” after listing Texas? Or was that just a thing only we (Texans) did? Lol

[@notaperson9831]

@@alien_cult I’m from Maryland lol so no. At the end we would say “MARYLAND! Is the best of the fifty nifty United States” so on and so forth

[@alien_cult]

@@notaperson9831hahaha that’s amazing. Now I wanna hear what other kids did to brag on their states

[@CherryxCola]

I hate the Huggies song. it genuinely brings me so much rage

[@zeflowerdemon8866]

Companies relizing what everyone already knew and that ppl prefer when things are genuine and creative and not failing to recreate the same trends over and over with an impersonal corporate feel

[@detectivekarlen]

If anyone needs an ad for baggy jeans, nct has that song already for that and it is good LOL

[@phoebedrupa2816]

some of the burger king songs that were made a while ago were genuinely enjoyable but also i think some of the best ones were parodies of the original ads

[@CherryXXCola]

Brands need to stop trying to be relatable. The very few successes are not worth the thousands of monstrosities born along the way

[@Borya7622]

“Have You Tried Wheaties” in the 1920s was the first recorded jingle for radio. But you can find examples of jingles from the 19th century that would be sung on the street. Kind of evolves out of the town crier in early modern Europe.

[@hanniemarie]

Okay I won't even lie I love this vid sm. I'm bookmarking it for my customer service class for sure :D

[@BobbySacamano]

Hopefully these are simply the new versions of jingles, and the people making them aren't trying to make a name for themselves as a "real artist." Remember when "selling out" was having your song played on the radio by way of payola?

[@TrashistPandaZ]

God the first time i heard the huggies song I was on the damn train listening to music and i suddenly hear some guy singing about butts. This song fucking haunts me man

[@partyrat666]

I KEEP GETTING THIS DAMN HUGGIES SONG AD ON SPOTIFY, which is worse because i cant skip it, i have to mute my sound whenever it comes on, who the hell thought it was a good idea to sing about baby asses

[@lemonmeat]

thats why i use web spotify now with my ad blocker on

[@willmax95]

Brands are just trying wayyyy to hard to mimic things they think are popular and it always results in cringe

[@phantomboba]

Also it’s always like a year after the trend dies

[@willmax95]

@@phantomboba YEP

[@bimpadimp]

thinking about the reeses puffs kid. hope hes doing well

[@sagescorner256]

I feel like this + music companies literally telling their artists they can’t drop a song unless they have a viral tiktok idea or something. TikTok is literally RUINING everything, but no one wants to talk about this lol

[@kaelahorne8856]

If a company makes an ad cringe enough ill refuse to buy whatever product they're selling. Just because I'll associate it with the ad 😂

[@jordyn1004]

this was a great video also ms. lemons you look so extra radiant in this video. like a non biblically accurate angel. you’re so epic and i love ur music. i hope to see u live next time u go on tour. much love ms. lemons

[@letsrockoutindinosaurchestra]

the huggies one reminds me of ads i kept getting for a brand that made diapers. their ads were in the “tiktok” style of editing and i always thought they were weird

[@pollysimons-p4v]

also the burger king whopper song was so funny and got a lot of people talking like i love that

[@lucas3283]

Not to mention that Just Eat / Lieferando got KATY PERRY to record and make music video style ads for them 💀

[@jennifertrandafir]

Everytime I hear "Did somebody say...", I keep thinking about the old McDonald's slogan "Did somebody say McDonald's?"

[@hongandy]

Doja's mexican pizza jingle was so fkn smart and funny

[@zionwnelson]

Did I just write the waffle house song of the summer?😮‍💨

[@amymiles5346]

This might be a hot take but the Doja video to me came across as like... Entitled? Here she is, about to make hundreds of thousands of dollars making a "jingle" for a taco bell ad, and she has the nerve to act "too good" for it. Like, im sure having to make ads is cringey, possibly embarrassing, but you agreed to do the shit at the end of the day, no one's forcing you.

[@soggyfroggy22]

Oh my gosh thank goodness I’m not only one that thought that the Huggies ad was weird. Bazaar on all levels.

[@santiv4]

bizarre

[@neckbackcripplinganxietyattack]

Today I learned e.l.f stands for eyes lips face!

[@amethystdream8251]

Damn you hit the nail on the head with the surface level thinking part

[@InspectahReese]

Dev Lemons the type to get shmeckledorfed by a field mouse

[@CrowTeeths]

The Huggies ads aren’t just on tik tok and KZbin, the other day I was casually watching tv and a different (albeit still disgusting) ad with the same song played. If anything, it was MORE predatory and creepy than the tik tok ad considering it had close up of a baby’s butt…

[@coveteddheart]

the reading writing hotline ad is a bop

[@Paeoniaceae]

Speaking of commercial songs, there's this theme park in Poland called energylandia and close to the enter everything that's played from the speakers are just cringey commercial songs (the fact that these were in the style of kids' songs just made it worse, even though most of the stuff in the park is a bit too extreme for kids). I remember when I had to wait there while visiting the park listening to these made me cringe in levels I didn't even think were possible

[@k2a2l2]

i feel like its just obvious when a song is made for the sole reason to do numbers

[@demja2468]

"what if we made a song about jeans" baby Baggy Jeans by NCT is right there 😭 with lyrics such as: In my baggy, baggy, baggy, baggy Baggy, baggy jeans (Hoo) In my baggy, baggy, baggy, baggy Baggy, baggy jeans In my baggy, baggy, baggy, baggy Baggy, baggy jeans (Yeah)

[@mimz1173]

Such a nice video - Also your hair looks so pretty! 😸🌸

[@crashh-course]

"shitting on this song" about the huggies trend was a great pun

[@memeswiper]

The best one is the Migos and Wendy's Major Bag Alert song

[@_unknownmob]

bro i was waiting for you to bring up the burger King ad

[@youknowit8726]

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[@yeoldegunporn]

The Huggies ad makes perfect sense. Have you seen who goes to burning man? To raves? They’re in their 40s with 2 kinds and an office job. That was spot on for those people.

[@tonesmalones9246]

Oh my god I just realized elf stands for eyes lips face I’m-

[@edenoforion]

On using songs to memorize, the books of the Bible song changed me fundamentally. (I grew up going to a Christian private school)

[@epoxylung]

oh my godddd ive been getting that stupid huggies song ad on soundcloud and it infuriates me everytime

[@spoonerp1]

Sooo.. that just happened! 😄

[@poopsniffer32]

ermmm...WESTON?😳

[@nenxp]

LMFAOO

[@chasehavensmusic]

No way! I was just thinking of the ig post from earlier! I voted for the other video though!

[@Yellow6182]

THE CHANCE THE RAPPER SONG SOUNDS LIKE SOMETHING YOU'D HEAR FROM A SPLATOON BOSS

[@imdoneplus]

Pusha T of Clipse fame also co-authored the McDonalds “I’m Loving It” song. He also did the bass line for the Arby’s “We Have the Meats.” This dude is getting PAID off your arteries clogging, but I support anything that gets artists paid in this horrible music industry.

[@verrrrrr.]

the only ad song i'll ever listen to is just eat ad songs

[@JuliusD]

Im so interested in this video but ur talking about things ive never heard of in my life bc i dont use tiktok💀i feel so left out and lost but at the same time im glad i dont see most of the things on there.

[@gregorsamsat]

Hey!!! Fun fact: McDonald’s sprite is scientifically engineered to actually work well with their fries compared to any other soda! (Proof: both my mother and father used to work in the beverage industry, my mom in the actual management and sending of techs and finding contracts and all of that. And my dad was actually a technician who worked on said machines!)

[@Roman_Adrian]

And try to "SELL YOU SOMETHING!" 😂😂😂😂👏👏👏👏 I feel you

[@YogurtNight_]

They wanna be Burger King SOOOO bad

[@opalomelia7720]

9:59 the Starbucks one is so animation meme material

[@K1tty_asmr]

i remember seeing the huggies add on tv and being so grossed out

[@somerandomname3124]

I can't believe Chance made the best Crystal Castles song since they split up.

[@sarahlovee4229]

You just unlocked a core memory of the terrible my jeans song from back in the Rebecca black Friday era

[@guitarsolo.]

stop the baby slapping the girl caught me so off guard😭😭🙏

[@cookingwithsilence]

I think these monstrosities come from them sourcing creators from cheaper means like CL or Fiverr. I've seen adds from larger brands being like "need influencers right now!!!" (Compensation: 50$!!!!!!!!!!)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@definitive_anteater]

there’s a song i found called skeletons from a fucking kia car ad. it wasn’t made for the ad, but i’m mc lovin the song

[@devinprov3554]

Excited to see the Nickisnotgreen response☺️

[@Altered_ego]

I think Doja Cat must've had some part in that, it's very much her brand and she is a marketing GENIUS she knows exactly how to market what people want by being contrary. She's very culturally aware and always has been even when she was posting Acapellas about her mom finding her vibrator under her bed