Jump on the bandwagon

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Origin of Phrases - J

Jump on the bandwagon

Meaning: Do what everybody else is doing, whatever is popular.

Example: When the Chicago Bears are winning, I will jump on the bandwagon and be a fan.

Origin: Old time political campaigns would attempt to gain supporters with what amounted to a small parade including a band for a candidate with sufficient support. Jumping on the bandwagon was akin to providing your support for this popular candidate.

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