Which of these famous advertising slogans was specifically created to overcome a linguistic translation challenge when expanding to international markets?

Advertising slogans are fascinating linguistic artifacts that showcase how language can be engineered for maximum impact. They employ linguistic devices like alliteration, rhyme, metaphor, and semantic framing to create memorable phrases that stick in our minds. This poll tests your knowledge of how major companies have used linguistic principles to create some of the world's most successful and linguistically interesting advertising campaigns.

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KFC's 'Finger Lickin' Good' (which was mistranslated in Chinese as 'Eat Your Fingers Off')
Apple's 'Think Different' (which was criticized for being grammatically incorrect)
Nike's 'Just Do It' (which was derived from a condemned prisoner's last words)
McDonald's 'I'm Lovin' It' (which was originally written as a Justin Timberlake song)