Nationwide and H.E.R: Making Beautiful Music Together Known for her soulful song style, H.E.R. (Gabriella Wilson) has followed in the musical footsteps of artists previously featured in the On Your Side Soundtracks campaign including Tori Kelly, Rachel Platten, Brad Paisley, Leslie Odom, Jr., and Jill Scott.

JD Miller JD Miller has written jingles for Chrysler, McDonalds, Coca Cola and most famously, Nationwide.

In a 30-second spot, H.E.R., whose full name is Gabriella Sarmiento Wilson, plays the guitar and sings her own twist on the jingle as the video shows everyday instances where insurance protection is needed, like going to college or driving a car.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 31, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Multi-talented, Grammy- and Oscar-winning musician H.E.R., often identified by her Stratocaster and sunglasses, is the latest artist to appear in a Nationwide commercial.

Can-Am Off-Road TV Spot, '2023 Lineup' Song by Moontricks.

NBC and Peacock's NFL program unveiled a new commercial for the Oct. 1 Kansas City Chiefs vs. New York Jets game, continuing the love story between Taylor Swift and football fans by using her song "Welcome to New York."

And after a career in advertising that spanned more than 40 years, that the pithy phrase he suggested in a May 1964 memo - “Nationwide is on your side” - still stands out in an increasingly fragmented and chaotic marketing landscape.

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The Nationwide stars are actually sisters but they are NOT really Flo and Joan. Their real names are Nicola and Rosie Dempsey and the siblings are are originally from Portsmouth.

Nationwide Slogan & Jingle The genesis for the Nationwide slogan, "The Man from Nationwide is on your Side" was first introduced to the public in 1965, composed by Steve Karmen, an acclaimed jingle writer and it was later set to music in 1969.

26 years (June 27, 1997)H.E.R. / Age

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