Bandwagoning

The act of joining a popular activity even if it might not be enjoyable for the sole reason of it being popular.

I heard Kyle doesn't like golf at all.

Yeah man he's just bandwagoning because we're playing it.

by SLANG DICTIONARY 11 September 28, 2018

Bandwagon

Coby Abekassis

Coby liked the warriors and now liked the bucks, Coby is a bandwagon.

by Drippies March 25, 2020

bandwagoner

In sports, someone who shamelessly cheers for a particular team not because he likes them or follows them faithfully, but only because that particular team is the "popular" choice or has been or is the top team in their specific sport recently. When that team which bandwagoners follow falls from grace, they gleefully jump on the next teams bandwagon and cheer for that team.

All Lakers fans are bandwagoners, ALL OF THEM, except maybe Jack Nicholson.

by Hashweed June 1, 2004

Bandwagon

When Stupid idiots follow stupider retards in hope to join the pack and not be an individual.

In highschool, every popular dipshit is ridding a bandwagon being dragged off of a cliff.

by Notsonewfag July 22, 2010

bandwagon

When someone adopts a popular point of view for the primary purpose of recognition and/or acceptance by others.

Man, Nanlawon has been posting on our forums forever and everyone hates him. Then this new chick, Toolesbabe, joins the forum and just hops on the bandwagon ripping on him, even though she'd never even read a single post by him. WTF?!

by Vaun December 17, 2003

Bandwagoning

To join a trendy or popular activity for the sole reason that it is popular.

1: I heard Kyle doesn't even like golf.
2:Yeah hes bandwagoning with us because we like it.

by SLANG DICTIONARY 11 September 28, 2018

Bandwagon

To follow the group as it has the majority or a vast number of followers

jenny jumped on the bandwagon for fear of appearing the outcast of the group

by tatsel24 August 26, 2004