This is the 6418th most frequent Japanese word.
ジングルオールザウェイッ
A playful rendition of "Jingle All The Way" in Japanese katakana, referencing the Christmas song title.
The phrase "ジングルオールザウェイッ" is used here to refer directly to its role in evoking holiday feelings through listening, representing a globally recognized Christmas carol.
ジングルオールザウェイッを聴くとクリスマスの気分になります。
Listening to "Jingle All the Way" makes me feel Christmas vibes.
In this context, "ジングルオールザウェイッ" is used as the title of a song within the action of singing, highlighting its communal and festive nature.
友達とジングルオールザウェイッを一緒に歌ったことがあります。
I sang "Jingle All the Way" together with my friends before.
Here, "ジングルオールザウェイッ" signifies its broader cultural association, serving as a thematic symbol for an event, highlighting its versatility as a motif.