I've seen it done in fanfic. I've even seen it done in comic books. This was way, way back when Al Capp (Li'l Abner) and Chester Gould (Dick Tracy) were having a cartoon war. Capp created Fearless Fosdick as a parody of Dick Tracy, used him in Li'l Abner, and he eventually got his own comic strip and comic book. And became spokestoon for Wildroot Cream Oil hair tonic. They had a short, but catchy, jingle that played on the radio a lot - at least until the company went away in 1960 as hair fashions changed.

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There was one strip where thugs had captured Fosdick, tied him in a chair, and forced him to listen to the Wildroot jingle on repeat. After several panels the thugs were lying on the floor gibbering, with fried brains, and Fosdick walked out the door combing his hair and thinking "
That was refreshing."
Details not guaranteed. It's been over sixty years since I heard it. I'm not sure how long since I read the comic, but that was at least sixty years also.
Little Abner, incidentally, is where the term "skunk works" came from. I wonder if Lockheed paid royalties?