bandwagonner
bandwagonner by BBDE December 23, 2006
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brandwagonner
Jim- Hey nice new Obey shirt, but didnt u just get a new one from gongshow
Paul- Well im a brandwagonner, i gotta dosomething to fit in
Jim- Oh yea thats true ok see you at our yoga class
Paul- lets wear all our gay lululemon clothes
Paul- Well im a brandwagonner, i gotta dosomething to fit in
Jim- Oh yea thats true ok see you at our yoga class
Paul- lets wear all our gay lululemon clothes
brandwagonner by J-Dawg66 November 27, 2013
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Bandwagoner
A person who starts to support a particular thing (sports, fashion, people, ect) simply because they are trendy or start gaining momentum.
kareem: let's go warriors!
Imran: what a bandwagoner you were rooting for the cavs in the finals last year
Kareem: I don't want to miss out on history.
Imran: that's what you said about Lebron ....
Kareem: CURREEEEYYY FOR THREE!
Imran: what a bandwagoner you were rooting for the cavs in the finals last year
Kareem: I don't want to miss out on history.
Imran: that's what you said about Lebron ....
Kareem: CURREEEEYYY FOR THREE!
Bandwagoner by Jibs July 3, 2016
Bandwagoner
A fake fan. Wannabes who want to fit in with whatever's considered popular or hyped in order to gain attention and acceptance. They like something based on the majority of people's interests, not their own. Once that sports team or trend is no longer popular, they will follow whatever is currently considered "cool" or "popular".
bandwagoner: LAKERS ARE A JOKE! LETS GO HEAT!
Dan: Dude.. weren't you a Lakers fan just a few days ago?
Dan: Dude.. weren't you a Lakers fan just a few days ago?
Bandwagoner by xxrickyxx November 1, 2012
bandwagoneer
Someone who says or shows themselves to be a fan of a team who has won and gone to the bigtime, or, someone famous who recently died, though they had shown no support for them prior.
After the team won the championship,
the bandwagoneer bought their merchandise and told everybody how great a fan he was and how they "go back a long way."
the bandwagoneer bought their merchandise and told everybody how great a fan he was and how they "go back a long way."
bandwagoneer by Bubba Zanetti March 31, 2005
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.
bandwagoner by Hashweed June 1, 2004
bandwagoner
A person who starts rooting for a sports team after never having interest in that team or even that sport in general because they're winning and everyone else is rooting for them
Bandwagoner: "Football is stupid" a few months later after the 49ers have made the playoffs... Bandwagoner: "Go 49ers"
bandwagoner by Pussyeater9000 February 14, 2012
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