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

by Schmoo April 19, 2018

Abbr.: bwv
An individual who has remained willingly away from being part of any trend since the day they have attained individuality (i.e. defeated alienation).
An individual who has remained willingly away from being part of any trend since the day they have attained individuality (i.e. defeated alienation).
—I told Lou the other day we should buy one of those hot new NFTs together, the one they say it's gonna skyrocket before long, but he said NFTs in general bored the heck out of him and he wasn't interested whatsoever.
—No surprise... He's never interested in hot new shit.
—Yeah, he's such a bandwagon virgin.
—No surprise... He's never interested in hot new shit.
—Yeah, he's such a bandwagon virgin.
by J. J. B. Bravo April 19, 2022

The influx of thank you messages sent to a group chat post-party and addressed to the host of the party. Usually a form of virtue-signaling.
*Friend hosts party”
Groupchat after party:
Person 1: Thank you!!!!
Person 2: yes thank you so much!!! it was so so much fun 😁😁
Person 3: thank you for hosting!!
Etc…
Host: man check out these fake mofos on the thank you bandwagon
Groupchat after party:
Person 1: Thank you!!!!
Person 2: yes thank you so much!!! it was so so much fun 😁😁
Person 3: thank you for hosting!!
Etc…
Host: man check out these fake mofos on the thank you bandwagon
by Goopygoopty July 21, 2024

The person who said this too you is very odd and is most likely mentally unstable. Please use this phrase with caution (unless the person this phrase is being used on is visually appealing)
by Ur fav besties August 7, 2021

Someone who changes or supports teams only for their win percentage or certain players, a bandwagoner has no loyalty towards a team. Many bandwagoners may make half and half jerseys or mix two logos together because a player they like switched teams but, their old team is still winning
"All people with half Patriot and Buccaneer jerseys are not Buccaneer fans, they are bandwagoners for Tom Brady."
by The Homeless One May 8, 2023

Anyone who claims they are a "fan" of a sports team, even though they had no prior support for the team until that team started winning. Additionally, anyone who claims they are a "fan" and has no background affiliation with the organization.
by bandwagon fan July 19, 2016
