In McDonald’s branding history, which global slogan was introduced in 2003 and used the lowercase phrase “i’m lovin’ it”?

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“I’m Lovin’ It” was introduced as a global McDonald’s slogan in 2003.

The campaign was designed to give McDonald’s a consistent international message while allowing local advertising to use different languages and cultural references. The phrase was usually presented with lowercase styling and paired with the company’s “I’m Lovin’ It” jingle, which became a major part of the brand identity.

The campaign replaced a sequence of earlier slogans that had been used more heavily in particular markets. Its short, conversational wording emphasized personal enjoyment rather than a specific menu item or restaurant occasion.

A common source of confusion is the song credit associated with the campaign. The advertising jingle was widely performed and adapted, but the slogan itself is the McDonald’s brand line. It should not be treated as the title of a McDonald’s menu product.

Source: Wikipedia · fact-checked Oct. 2026

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