Trying to find a song

[Samael Barghest]

So I was going through funny commercial and I came across an old Orkin commercial. It was kind of creepy but funny. However, it left me with a thought. Was that a real song?

https://youtu.be/RBCe6go6NXE?t=15

 

[Samael Barghest]

Spent 10 minutes googling to no avail
You could try emailing the ad company The Richards Group (per http://en.wikifur.com/wiki/Orkin) or Orkin themselves to see if anyone knows

Another avenue would be to try those song detector apps but I doubt those would work here

Finding old forums discussing this ad is a trip
Came across rodent pet owners who would call Orkin to voice their disapproval for Orkin's portrayal of rats in their ads
What a world

 

[tippy2k2]

I'm not sure if this is correct but I went through the Youtube comments and someone said it was this song...


At about 2:20 or so it sounds like it might be it but it's really hard to tell since the full band is playing rather than just the isolated guitar riffs from the commercial.

If it is true though, them playing RATT is pretty damn clever...

 

[Tautology]

It's original to this commercial. Found the credits and no licensed music is listed.

Category: Internet Film
Advertiser: ORKIN PEST CONTROL
Product/Service: PEST CONTROL
Agency: THE RICHARDS GROUP
Production Company: BOB INDUSTRIES, Santa Monica, USA
Date of First Appearance: Dec 20 2010
Chief Creative Officer: Stan Richards
Creative Director: David Morring/Tim Tone
Copywriter: David Morring
Art Director: Tim Tone
Agency Producer: David Rucker
Account Supervisor: Pete Lempert
Advertiser's Supervisor: Kevin Smith/Robert Mcfarland
Producer: T.K. Knowles/Bart Lipton
Director: Zach Math
Editor: Matthew Wood
Sound Design/Arrangement: Russell Smith/Charlie Uniform Tango
Post Production: Ring Of Fire
Animation: Legacy Effects
Cameraman: Tyler Allison/Dan Bombell
Lighting: Flint Ellsworth
Music: Jared Hunter/Tone Farmer
Account Manager: Rhonda Zahnen/Rebecca Babin
Planner: Amy Doak
Cinematographer: Neil Shapiro
Director Of Photography: Neil Shaprio
Editing Company: Whitehouse

It is likely based off the nardcore (Oxnard, California + Hardcore) band Rat Pack's song Overlord.