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KFC Philippines has launched its latest anthem, KFC: Nothing Comes Close, featuring three of today’s most celebrated OPM artists: Juan Karlos, Zack Tabudlo, and Adie. The song highlights KFC’s iconic “finger-lickin’ good” taste while showcasing the vibrancy of Original Pilipino Music (OPM).
This collaboration follows KFC’s growing engagement with music, which began in May 2024 with the KFC Kentucky Town: Music and Arts Festival held at the SM Mall of Asia Concert Grounds, drawing over 9,000 attendees.
“At KFC, our mission is simple: to ensure each experience with our brand is as memorable as the taste itself. KFC: Nothing Comes Close reinforces our iconic flavor loved by Filipinos while celebrating local music talent,” said Charmaine Pamintuan, Chief Marketing Officer of KFC Philippines.
The anthem celebrates the unifying love for music, good vibes, and KFC. The official music video, which will soon premiere on KFC Philippines' social media platforms, also features rising P-Pop girl group KAIA, further highlighting the collaborative spirit of the project.
Fans can catch the full video on KFC Philippines' Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and X accounts. The brand promises a memorable experience that combines music and taste, underscoring why "nothing comes close" to KFC.