Disturbia by Rihanna - With a refrain following the chorus that sounds very much like Ba Bada di dum, although the song is not technically a techno song. Blue by Eiffel 65 -With the a refrain in the chorus that sounds like "Ba bada di" However, there are other possible songs that this small snippet ot lyrics could refer to, how accurate each of these songs replicates the exact sounds mentioned in the question is debatable, but there is a possibility that they may be the song the person proposing the question had in mind. While not exactly the same as Ba Bada Di Dum, there is enough of a correlation in sounds to suggest that this might be the song the questioner had in mind. "I like it la di da di dum dum (repeat x2) The lyrics of this Techno hit of 2010, starts like this: “We are Farmer’s bum du dum dum dum dum dum!” Believe me, you know it and when you hear it, the jingle stays with you for a while.Given the fact that the lyrics are so vague and that onomatopoeic words like this are used in a great number of songs, it is impossible to say for certain which song this is, but one that fits well is "I Like It" by Solid Base. Nationwide’s “Nationwide is on your side” is clearly the most well known jingle right now and no one does it better than Peyton Manning.
I personally don’t think there are many commercial jingles that are too addictive these days but you can deny these four: Nationwide Insurance In addition to mascots or other familiar aspects of a commercial, music or jingles also play a huge part in brand association. For example, whenever you hear a particular jingle you know it’s associated with a particular brand. Many companies try to come up with soundbytes that will not only stay in your head but will haunt you for months after you hear them. That way when you’re thinking of an insurance carrier or want to get a hamburger, that jingle signals to your brain that it’s time to sign with this company and go eat a burger at that restaurant. Television commercials have risen in quality over the years but they’ve also strayed from topic 100 times more. In today’s advertising world it’s less about the product and more about trying to associate the consumer with something, anything about an advertisement so that they’ll think about the product. It’s why you see a gecko on Geico’s TV commercials. As we all know a gecko has absolutely nothing to do with insurance but every single person in the world is familiar with that British accent critter on TV.
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