jump on the bandwagon
idiom
To start doing something because it is popular or successful
- 1Everyone is jumping on the bandwagon and buying the new phone.
- 2She decided to jump on the bandwagon and start a blog.
When you "jump on the bandwagon," you start doing something because everyone else is doing it and it seems like a good idea. It's like joining a popular trend or following what others are doing because it looks successful or fun.
Remember, "jumping on the bandwagon" can be exciting, but make sure to think for yourself too. Just because something is popular doesn't always mean it's the best choice for you.
at a subway station
The New Fitness Craze
Deborah
Have you noticed how everyone is suddenly into that new fitness app?
William
Yeah, it seems like everyone wants to jump on the bandwagon with it.
Deborah
I guess it's because people are seeing great results.
William
True, and it's always fun to try something new when it's popular.
at the library
The Latest Reading Trend
Amanda
Have you noticed how everyone's reading that new mystery series?
Thomas
Yeah, it's like everyone decided to jump on the bandwagon all of a sudden.
Amanda
I know, right? I guess the hype is real.
Thomas
I might check it out too, just to see what the fuss is about.
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Similar to "jump on the bandwagon":
- 1follow the trend
- 2join the craze