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Being a bandwagon typically means joining in on the most popular belief or subject without using your own opinion.

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An example of people using the bandwagon fallacy at work is when there is a car salesman trying to help a customer pick the right car for the type of environment there going to be in but instead of the recommended truck the customer buys the sports car because it is the more popular car.

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When your about to buy a car, home, or type of clothing item you would normally do research about what you're going to buy, but when you research theses certain things you get a little bias towards certain designer brands and high rated houses because of the people who buy them and how people buy them.

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In Sports their will always be arguments about whose team is the better one. in football, fans always debate which team is better and it doesn't have to particularly mean just record. For example, when Eagles fans and Cowboys fans argue it will always lead to rings and how many rings each team has, people will say that the Cowboys will always be better because they have five championships and the Eagles only have one.

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Everyone wants to be the person who has stuff that everyone wants or to like something everyone likes, but that will have you ending up a bandwagon. If you really think that being the person that likes everything that is trending a popular beware, because you will be called a bandwagon.

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Trying to not be a bandwagon is very tough, there is always something that is very popular that everyone like or favors which makes you want to like it as well, but if you keep a level head and have and open mind looking at and going to certain events or products you will be fine.

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The debates on which the bandwagon fallacy would be used in are usually any debate involving sports, clothes, cars, equipment, locations, and etc. So basically anything that is viewed popular or polarizing.