Which famous language-focused tagline broke traditional grammar rules to create a distinctive brand identity that influenced marketing linguistics?

Language shapes brand identity in powerful ways, particularly through memorable taglines that become culturally iconic. These short phrases employ linguistic techniques like alliteration, rhythm, and cultural references to create lasting impressions. This poll tests your knowledge of how language choices in famous taglines have influenced brand perception and consumer psychology. Can you identify which linguistic device revolutionized marketing language?

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Apple's 'Think Different' (deliberately using an adjective instead of the grammatically correct adverb 'differently')
McDonald's 'I'm Lovin' It' (using the stative verb 'love' in the progressive tense, which is grammatically unconventional)
KitKat's 'Have a Break, Have a KitKat' (employing imperative parallelism to create a linguistic pattern)
Volkswagen's 'Drivers Wanted' (utilizing a truncated sentence missing its subject to create linguistic efficiency)