--Answer-- The song featured in the commercial is "Daydreamin'" by Lupe Fiasco. It is merely the chorus of a hip-hop song. Lu sampled from IMonster's "Daydream in Blue." The song can be identified as "Daydreamin'" as opposed to "Daydream in Blue" by the female singing provided by Jill Scott. "Daydream in Blue" had itself sampled from "Daydream" by the Gunter Kallman Choir which was covering the original "Daydream" by the Wallace Connection. "Daydream in Blue" also samples from Portishead's "Glory Box."
It's a Hip-Hop artist named Lupe Fiasco featuring R&B singer Jill Scott. The song is called "Daydreamin".
There is also another version of the song from The Beta Band called "Squares".
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