bandwagon justice

When a person or group of people go along with the opinion of others, instead of following evidence or facts. Going along with the majority, other than working for the truth.

That poor guy will spend the rest of his life in prison because of that small town bandwagon justice!

by Michele Wordjuicer December 28, 2018

bandwagon fan

99% of Kansas City Chiefs’ fans

“what’s your favorite team?”
“kansas city”
“u a bandwagon fan.”

by su81im3 February 4, 2022

Jump On The Bandwagon

A phrase commonly used when someone supports another place/thing for the sole reason that it is popular now, and not that they supported said thing before it spiked in popularity.

Person A: Look at this prick, last year he was all McLaren and now he's supporting Red Bull because Verstappen won!
Person B: Way to Jump On The Bandwagon, I bet $20 he switches teams if Mercedes win

by SubparPŒtis April 17, 2022

Reverse Bandwagoner

The opposite of a Bandwagon Jumper. As opposed to cheering for a popular team or team that is having huge success, the Reverse Bandwagoner begins hating said team.

Me: Man, I hate the Indianapolis Colts.

My Brother: I guess that makes you a Reverse Bandwagoner

by Sandman1690 August 8, 2008

reverse bandwagon

When you dont like a sports team because too many people like them.

Since many people jumped on the bandwagon when Lebron James went to South Beach i am now riding the reverse bandwagon and hate miami.

examples of teams. Miami Heat, New York Yankees, New England Patriots, and other high market teams who buy players.

by jnewx10 December 11, 2011

bandwagon laughing

when someome hears a group of people laughing and trys to laugh with them but has no clue what they are laughing about.

1. bob- did u see john today? he's so gay!

sam- yea!! hahaha

bob- hahahaa

john(walking up)- hahaha that was a good one guys!!

bob- quit bandwagon laughing john..

by t-dogge March 2, 2010

grief bandwagon

When people come out of the woodwork claiming to be closely acquainted with a recently deceased celebrity, or their family, in a pretentious attempt to lead others to believe they are part of that celebrities inner circle.

I can't believe how many Facebook posts there are with all these people jumping on the grief bandwagon, claiming to know <celebrity x>.

by ocmatt December 1, 2013