This would be later be recycled by Oishi to be used at the end of their commercials since 2012.
A new six-key jingle accompanied the graphic when it appears during the end of the commercial. In 2000, when Jollibee Foods Corporation acquired Chowking that time, the branding was reduced to only include Jollibee's logo, with the "Atin ang Langhap-Sarap" jingle still being used until 2001, with the slogan "I-Jollibee mo!".Ī new arc in red and two arcs in yellow became the new basis for the onscreen branding of Jollibee, and when it was first used, it had the slogan, "Buhay Jollibee, Lalong Sumasarap" Also, the Jollibee symbol is only seen, and the Jollibee wordmark is nowhere to be seen. And only the Jollibee wordmark and slogan (the latter is in a different font) is on the upper left (this appeared on the Yum Burger commercial) This appeared in a commercial promoting Jollibee Langhap Sarap Value Meals and Langhap Sarap Breakfast Value Meals.
Other versions have this logo and slogan on the lower left corner and on a red background. Another version has a plane passing by the logo. Both versions were used on Jollibee's 20th Anniversary. Notable versions of this commercial have the logo coming out from a kissing mother and daughter, and the logo and slogan is on the upper right and a married couple are on the lower left. In 1996, when the new Jollibee logo was unveiled, a new branding was featured, containing the Jollibee logo and the slogan "Atin ang Langhap-Sarap!", plus a ten-note jingle with the lyrics reading: "Jollibee, atin ang Langhap-Sarap!"
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