It's safe to assume that the mouths of wizening hipsters across the country dropped open with astonishment when they heard “Mind Your Own Business,” a relatively obscure, 40-year-old song by short-lived British post-punk quintet Delta 5, blasting from their TVs when a new Apple ad aired during the NBA play-ins.

The Conference Playing in the background is the song 'The Conference' by musician Nitin Sawhney.

Apple iPhone 14 & 14 Pro TV Spot, 'Hello Yellow' Song by Lio.

Director duo Alaska and Sherrie Silver, who choreographed Childish Gambino's “This Is America” music video, shot the ad. It will run across TV, social media and influencer channels, along with social assets highlighting LinkedIn tools meant to expand a user's career possibilities.

The iPhone 13 ad features 'Work All Day' by Footsie, which samples the 1971 Bollywood hit.

On iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, HomePod, or Mac, say “Hey Siri,” then ask what the song is. On iPhone or iPad, add the Shazam widget to identify music in the Today View. Use Shazam on your Apple Watch. To identify music from the menu bar of your Mac, get Shazam for Mac from the Mac App Store.

In the search bar, tap the mic . Ask "What's this song?" or tap Search a song. Play a song or hum, whistle, or sing the melody of a song. Play a song: Google will identify the song.

Le Banana Split Apple has shared a new "Hello Yellow" ad promoting the new Yellow finish that launched today for the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus. The ad features a mix of live action and animation and is set to the song "Le Banana Split" by Lio.

The song used on the TVC is by music artist Lyra, called The Magic of Christmas.

That simple act of dress-up kicks off an extended dance sequence set to Remi Wolf's “Guerilla,” in which she tries on outfits representing a variety of careers. As a conductor, she animates other outfits that play hangers-like instruments. They continue to move around her as she dons a set of scrubs and even skydives.

Apple iPhone 14 Plus TV Spot, 'Battery for Miles' Song by Ludacris.

The Best Ways to Figure Out the Name of a Song

1. Shazam.
2. SoundHound.
3. MusixMatch.
4. Genius.
5. Google Assistant.
6. Siri & Alexa.
7. Typing Lyrics vs. Listening Programs.
8. What If I Want to Download the Song?