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on the bandwagon

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*on the bandwagon
Fig. on the popular side (of an issue); taking a popular position. (*Typically: be ~; climb ~; get ~; hop ~; jump ~.) You really should get on the bandwagon. Everyone else is. Jane has always had her own ideas about things. She's not the kind of person to jump on the bandwagon.
See also: bandwagon


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High Rise Condo Auction at Newport Lofts Three years ago, when high rise condos were the cat's pajamas, I jumped on the bandwagon.
and I'm including David Beckham on this one because he's jumped on the bandwagon today and that's exactly what they've done, footballers jumping on the bandwagon to beg whoever it is that has taken Madeleine McCann away, whoever has grabbed her, to give her back.
All the bands will be exposed on the Bandwagon website.
 
 
 
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