confirmation bias of morality that grows stronger with the submission of other morals or ideas most entirely by a bandwagon fallacy.
by BitchBoyOfTheDic. November 16, 2021
To reject popular culture, music, and ideas for attention, and the purpose of fitting in with non-conformists. Counter-bandwagoners often spend time in your face talking loudly about how "different" they are, and bashing popular musicians/celebrities. They usually don't know what they're talking about. Since non-conformists seem to make up half of the teenage population nowadays, in a way, counter-bandwagoners are actually conforming to socially acceptable ideas. Or at least they pretend to.
(In reality these people probably don't care about pop culture at all. And that's fine, but if you really don't give a shit, then act like you don't give a shit. Being true to yourself is a lot less annoying and makes you a lot more likeable to others.)
(In reality these people probably don't care about pop culture at all. And that's fine, but if you really don't give a shit, then act like you don't give a shit. Being true to yourself is a lot less annoying and makes you a lot more likeable to others.)
1.)Jessica: "FUCK MACKELMORE! I can't stand his annoying-ass music. he fucking sucks! I bet he doesnt even write his own stuff!"
Brandon: "Ugh, stop counter-bandwagoning. Some of his songs are pretty good, actually. He seems like a pretty nice dude. And yes, he does."
(good guy Brandon)
2.) Miley Cyrus is a good example of a counter-bandwagoner.
Brandon: "Ugh, stop counter-bandwagoning. Some of his songs are pretty good, actually. He seems like a pretty nice dude. And yes, he does."
(good guy Brandon)
2.) Miley Cyrus is a good example of a counter-bandwagoner.
by everythingsawesomeallthetime August 30, 2013
A viscous creature that loves to consume booty rocket wagons, it’s also one of the only predators of the wild oppressor hawk. The booty band wagon doesn’t die it just goes to the nearest ramp to rest on
by Captain Dr. dirtymike esquire February 19, 2019
Somebody who says that they hate something (usually related to musicians, movies, TV shows etc.) but has never actually seen or heard the aforementioned thing. They usually just read a bunch of other people's comments online and decide that they're going to feel that way now because everyone else does.
"Uh, Nickelback are literally the worst band ever. All their music is just generic"
"Dude, have you ever actually listened to any of their albums or songs?"
"Uh, no I haven't"
"Then you're being a bandwagon hater".
"Dude, have you ever actually listened to any of their albums or songs?"
"Uh, no I haven't"
"Then you're being a bandwagon hater".
by OldMateSimmo November 23, 2022
Person: “now everyone’s buying those shoes Fancy Nancy bought last week”
Person 2: “Yeah, they’re all Bandwagon Slags”
Person 2: “Yeah, they’re all Bandwagon Slags”
by Onlygodcanjudge June 15, 2020
A person who temporarily adopts fandom of a team because of a close friend or family member who also likes the team. It’s done in a positive spirit of all wanting to root for the same team.
Ask Steve if he wants to go the game, I know he doesn’t care about Basketball but he’s a Bandwagon Bro and will have a lot of fun and cheer for the team like they’re his favorite.
by jbird3030 June 05, 2025
when an nba fan is a fan of a specific player only, not the team. His/her loyalty stays true to said player, but jumps from team to team depending on where said player demands a trade to. They are considered a NBA bandwagon fan.
"Yeah man i've always been a lakers fan! That's my team!"
"Shut up man, you're just a Lebron fan. Stop being a NBA bandwagon fan."
"Shut up man, you're just a Lebron fan. Stop being a NBA bandwagon fan."
by fanofthegameloveforthegame April 26, 2021