Have you ever loved a song only to have it ruined by relentless ad campaigns? You're not alone! Here are six tunes that have turned from beloved hits to commercial annoyances:

Hold My Hand by Jess Glynne, 2015

Once a catchy tune, it was overplayed thanks to Jet2 ads, and the TikTok crowd didn't help. The piercing vocals combined with images of others on holiday while you're stuck in gloomy weather make you dread the song.

Sandstorm by Darude, 1999

This club classic now reminds you of Tesco's loyalty card ads, turning a once euphoric track into a celebration of mundane shopping.

Only You (And You Alone) by The Platters, 1955

From romantic croonings to a backdrop for Adidas Originals, this song's been hijacked by ad execs trying to mash retro with 'urban vibes.'

Loaded by Primal Scream, 1990

What was once a call to hedonistic freedom is now a selling point for Ford Fiestas, accompanied by nonsensical marketing slogans.

99 Red Balloons by Nena, 1984

Ribena's ad campaign turned this apocalyptic anthem into a sappy memory lane trip, overshadowing its original powerful message.

Let Forever Be by The Chemical Brothers, 1999

Ocado's ad agency turned this gem into a confusing backwards party scene, making you question their creative inspiration.