If there is one thing that makes the election a little less stressful whenever the campaign officially kicks off for both national and local elective positions is the campaign jingles that have been the soundtrack of elections for several decades. <\/p>\n
From the dramatic to funny and cringe campaign tunes that are literally anywhere at this point, it has been a tradition for every electoral candidate to have their jingles busting off the streets, radio, television, and now on social media- labeled as a \u2018good publicity stunt’ to boost their popularity.<\/p>\n
While campaign jingles are not relatively mandatory for a candidate, one would go way beyond traditional campaign materials to win the coveted position in the government. And while these candidates may have a win or lost the election, they will forever be \u2018legendary\u2019 as people will recall them for the rhythm and lyrics of the tracks, giving us the major last song syndrome, Pinoys non-arguably sing along. <\/p>\n
Today, as we wait for 2022 electoral candidates to get full max with their campaign jingles, here\u2019s a rundown of the campaign jingles that made the past election fun and less stressful:<\/p>\n
1.\tEddie Ako (Bro. Eddie Villanueva)<\/p>\n
Iconic lyrics: Sino bang may malasakit at pag-ibig sa bansa, Eddie ako!<\/p>\n