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Anyone who claims they are a "fan" of a particular sports team, even though they had no prior support for/interest in the team until that team started winning. These types of fans only show playoff interest, have probably never watched a regular season game, don't own any type of team merchandise, nor would they buy any.
Rousslan became a bandwagon fan only after Manchester City won the league in 2012.
A fan who claims he only liked a team because of a football coach or a certain player/s. If s/he becomes a fan of the team the coach or player joins, they're a bandwagon fan. If they do not become a fan of the coach or player's new team, and stopped liking their old team, they're a bandwagon fan. Fans who just want to be a pain in everyone's butt and be an antagonist by not cheering for the home team. You have the right to cheer for any team you want. However, to cheer for your hometown's rival just to be a prick is not cool.
The Ohio State Fan: Why don't you like Notre Dame football anymore? You once were a fan in 2005.
Bandwagon Fan who now cheers for LSU: I was just a fan of the coach, Charlie Weis.
The OSU fan: So you must have began watching him coach Kansas City Chiefs in 2010 right?
Bandwagon Fan: I never knew he coached the Chiefs.
The OSU fan: Your two favorite teams faced each other in the Citrus Bowl last year (2017). LSU vs Notre Dame. Who did you cheer for?
Bandwagon fan: LSU! Because I love Lousiana!
The OSU fan: But LSU lost.
Bandwagon fan: GO IRISH! I'm an Irish fan now!
A person who becomes a fan of winning teams in different sports from around the country, rather than being a fan of all the teams in his own area. When questioned, the person tries to pretend he’s always been a fan of those teams.
Allan Petty Pickens is a Bandwagon Fan of the Cleveland Cavaliers, Seattle Seahawks, St Louis Blues, and San Francisco Giants.
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.
Sahil Desai is a Duke Basketball bandwagon fan.
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
confirmation bias of morality that grows stronger with the submission of other morals or ideas most entirely by a bandwagon fallacy.
Christianity is classic bandwagon righteousness.
A sexually ambiguous version of “Up My Alley” including more than two people.
Did you say animated movie? That’s right up my bandwagon!