Which celebrity brand ambassador's pronunciation in a 2013 commercial campaign led to a documented shift in how many Americans pronounce a common English word?

Language evolves constantly, and sometimes celebrity brand ambassadors play a surprising role in this evolution. Their influence can introduce new words, revive archaic terms, or even change pronunciation patterns across populations. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous linguistic phenomenon created through brand endorsement that actually impacted language usage patterns in the English-speaking world.

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Scarlett Johansson's pronunciation of 'soda' as 'soda' in SodaStream commercials
Benedict Cumberbatch's pronunciation of 'penguin' as 'pengwing' in BBC Nature documentaries
Zooey Deschanel's pronunciation of 'cotton' as 'cot-ton' in Cotton Inc. advertisements
Matthew McConaughey's drawled pronunciation of 'alright' in Lincoln car commercials