In adland, it's the brands that are vying for the top World Cup spot. From Activia to Samsung, we're rouding up the anthems for this year's matches. (And if we've missed any, tell us in the comments below.)

Dannon's Activia is making a splash with its dance single, "La La La (Brazil 2014)," by Shakira featuring Carlinhos Brown. The soccer-themed song and video are in support of the UN's anti-hunger group, World Food Programme.

Beats by Dre's star-studded World Cup ad (featuring a cameo by Apple) isn't exactly an anthem. But based on the killer soundtrack, "The Jungle" by X Ambassadors and Jamie N Commons, it should be.

Coca-Cola's carnival-style song, "The World is Ours," features artists from around the world including Brazilian-American David Correy. Over the past year, Coca-Cola has rolled out more than 30 localized versions of the anthem.

ESPN's new spot features an all-star chant of, "I Believe," by the American Outlaws. It's voiced by almost a dozen celebrities including Kevin Costner, Whoopi Goldberg and Jon Hamm.

The official anthem for the 2014 World Cup is FIFA's party song,"We Are One (Ole Ola)," by Pitbull featuring Jennifer Lopez and Claudia Leitte.

Pepsi produced a full-length soundtrack for the games featuring international artists and chart-toppers like Kelly Rowland and Timberland. Its lead single, by Janelle Monae, is a cover of David Bowie's "Heroes." As part of the project, Pepsi is also releasing "The Game," a short film created by Spike Lee with music by Kelly Rowland.

Samsung's odd but upbeat anthem, "Football Will Save the Planet," calls
on earthlings to unite as football superstars face off against aliens. The video runs alongside a campaign that features Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Wayne Rooney in a match to save the planet.

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