Of course, I’m not really one to talk about today’s TV jingles because I haven’t watched an original network program in several years. So who knows from commercials these days?

If you take one thing away from this list, it should be this: Commercial jingles in the 1990s were absolute ear worms. And here is another one, for frozen Bagel Bites.

We mindlessly hum the catchiest jingles and chuckle to ourselves about the funniest commercials. Deep down, we respect a well put together sell and a great catchphrase.

Matter of fact, some of the most famous commercial jingles are written by some of the most famous musicians. That being so, here are three musicians you didn’t know wrote these iconic jingles. 1.

Since the 1960s, more classic rockers have had their turn singing commercial jingles for popular brands, promoting everything from soda and deodorant to cars and more products.

Edward Cheung's creative journey began with getting hooked on advertising via jingles and has seen him help create one of China's most celebrated campaigns.

A firefighter attempts to record a Firehouse Subs jingle.Watch the newest commercials from Firehouse Subs, Kraft, KFC and more ...

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