Which famous advertising tagline deliberately used an 'incorrect' comparative form that violated standard English grammar rules, yet became so popular it influenced everyday speech patterns?

Advertising taglines are fascinating examples of applied linguistics in action. They utilize rhetorical devices, psycholinguistic principles, and semantic framing to create memorable phrases that stick in consumers' minds. The most successful taglines often employ linguistic techniques like alliteration, metaphor, or clever wordplay to increase memorability and emotional impact. This poll tests your knowledge of famous linguistic innovations in advertising that have shaped our language landscape.

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Apple's 'Think Different'
Winston's 'Winston tastes good like a cigarette should'
Volkswagen's 'Think Small'
McDonald's 'I'm Lovin' It'