Which of these historic slogans, first introduced in 1971, represented a radical shift in advertising by focusing on emotional connection rather than product features?

Throughout history, certain brand slogans have been so powerful they've transcended their products to become cultural touchstones. These taglines didn't just sell products—they defined eras, influenced language, and changed how companies communicate with consumers. This trivia question explores one of the most influential slogans that revolutionized advertising in its time and continues to be studied in marketing courses today.

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Coca-Cola's 'I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke' (later 'It's the Real Thing')
De Beers' 'A Diamond is Forever' (1948)
Wheaties' 'Breakfast of Champions' (1935)
American Express' 'Don't Leave Home Without It' (1975)