Which linguistic device is primarily responsible for the memorability and effectiveness of Apple's famous 'Think Different' slogan?

In the world of advertising, linguistic choices can make or break a brand's identity. Slogans use various linguistic devices—from alliteration to metaphor—to create memorable impressions. Some become so deeply ingrained in our collective consciousness that they transform everyday language. This poll tests your knowledge of how linguistic principles have shaped some of the most successful advertising slogans in retail history, highlighting the powerful intersection of language science and marketing psychology.

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Grammatical subversion (intentionally using incorrect grammar to create cognitive dissonance)
Phonetic minimalism (using hard consonant sounds for emphasis)
Rhetorical parallelism (balancing similar grammatical structures)
Semantic satiation (repetition of words to create new meaning)