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a six-second song engineered to live in your skull rent-free forever
means a short, catchy tune or rhyme, often used in advertising, or the light ringing sound made by small metal objects knocking together.
from Almost certainly imitative — an English word born to mimic the sound itself, the tinkling clink of coins or bells, first appearing in late Middle English. The advertising sense (a catchy musical tag) is a much later extension, riding in on radio and television in the 20th century, where a tune that 'jingled' in the ear became the marketer's dream.
earworm scienceCatchy tunes trigger involuntary musical imagery loops
oscar mayerIts wiener jingle ran for over sixty years
radio originBorn in 1920s ads when broadcast needed memorable hooks
declining artStreaming and licensed pop songs replaced custom jingles