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Ride (jump, get, climb) on the bandwagon
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To support a group or a cause that appears to be gaining in success or popularity, and this for one or two reasons: to join the crowd or to reap personal gain.
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1. HEAR.YE.HIM. - MIDDLETOWN.OH 58-0328 E-38 038
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And then when the supernatural is being done on some, others go with it just to ride on the bandwagon. They've never been converted.
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