Meet apartment 2a 2b and 2c
2a is monitoring his money with a simple text
Like what you see Abe yes
2b is covered with zero overdraft fees
When he overdrafts his account by 50 bucks or less
And 2c well she’s not going let
A lost card get her stressed
Am I right that’s right
That’s because these neighbours all have chase
Alerts that help check
Tools that help protect
One bank that puts you in control
Chase make more of what’s yours
Watch the “Apartment 2” Commercial
Behind the Lyrics: Song Meaning
The Chase Commercial Song was developed as a custom piece of audio marketing, composed and recorded within a specialized in-house studio. Unlike mainstream hits, this track is tailored specifically to communicate the technical advantages of the Chase mobile app through a rhythmic, narrative-driven format.
The lyrics use three specific characters—residents of apartments 2a, 2b, and 2c—to represent common banking needs. By highlighting features like text alerts, overdraft leniency, and digital card management, the music transforms complex financial tools into a relatable, neighborly experience. The jingle reinforces the brand’s mission of giving customers greater control over their assets with the closing hook: “Chase make more of what’s yours.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the composer of the Chase song?
The track was produced in-house by an advertising agency or production studio; it does not have a public composer or artist credit.
What banking features are mentioned in the ad?
The commercial highlights text banking alerts, $50 overdraft fee protection, and security features for lost cards.
When was Chase founded?
Chase traces its origins back to the Manhattan Company, founded on September 1, 1799.
