Suggest exceedingly ironic song usages for commercials

In light of this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVI2YI9ocVo&feature=related

The problem of leisure
What to do for pleasure
Ideal love a new purchase
A market of the senses
Dream of the perfect life
Economic circumstances
The body is good business
Sell out, maintain the interest
Remember Lot's wife
Renounce all sin and vice
Dream of the perfect life
This heaven gives me migraine
The problem of leisure
What to do for pleasure

Coercion of the senses
We are not so gullible
Our great expectations
A future for the good
Fornication makes you happy
No escape from society
Natural is not in it
Your relations are of power
We all have good intentions
But all with strings attached

Repackaged sex keeps your interest
Repackaged sex keeps your interest
Repackaged sex keeps your interest
Repackaged sex keeps your interest
Repackaged sex keeps your interest
Repackaged sex keeps your interest

The problem of leisure
What to do for pleasure
Ideal love a new purchase
A market of the senses
Dream of the perfect life
Economic circumstances
The body is good business
Sell out maintain the interest
Remember Lot's wife
Renounce all sin and vice
Dream of the perfect life
This heaven gives me migraine
This heaven gives me migraine
This heaven gives me migraine

Considering these dudes went pop at one point to make some money, and then recently have reformed to play their old shit to make some money, I hardly think using the music (sans lyrics) in a commercial is a huge shock.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYXZQLaU_ig

The thread is not about Gang of Four selling out or not, it's about the fact that using "Natural's Not In It" in a commercial for the Kinect is ironic.

Also fwiw I think Is It Love has a political subtext.