Jr. Nation?

Question

I've heard of it, but what do people mean by it? If they mean all Jr. fans, then count me in because I love Dale Jr. ( I don't mean love him love him, but what I basically mean is I like him a lot )!

Answer 1

JR nation is all of Jr's fans

Answer 2

Jr. Nation are all the people who are fans of Dale Jr., and I am part of it!

(By the way, I love him love him , lol)

♥♥♥Go Dale Jr.!!!!♥♥♥

Answer 3

"Junior Nation" refers to the group of typically drunken fans who blindly follow a mediocre driver and if anyone other than that said drivers wins, they say that their driver was somehow cheated out of the win, because no one can possible be better than him.  They often throw beer cans to show their frustration over their driver getting "cheated" out of a win week after week.

Answer 4

but not all of us throw beers cans or anything else. We just stick by our driver, thick or thin.

Answer 5

Yep.  Just all Jr. fans are called Jr. Nation.

Answer 6

Jr. Nation is just what people call all of Dale Jr.'s fans since he has a ridiculous amont of fans. Because almost everywhere you go at every track when he takes the lead they all scream YEAH all across the nation!

Answer 7

I totally agree with (Saq428), However since Junior is with Hendrick that means Junior nation now needs to also cheer for Junior's teammates Jeff and Jimmie! HUH!

Answer 8

Means everyone.......and then there are the other fans, ha ha

JR Nation, means his fans.

Answer 9

Yep, I agree with the other's, it's Jr.'s fan base. Yes I am a part of Jr. Nation :D  But I really don't believe in throwing things at other driver's. I'm a Jr. fan, but I have learned to respect other driver's.

Edit: Welcome to Jr. Nation :)

Answer 10

i may be wrong, but i believe junior nation is composed of those fans whose favorite driver is junior.  i'm a fan of junior's, but would not consider myself a member of junior nation. anyways, i think my membership in rowdy's world might keep me from getting voted in by the current members; either that or there's probably a provision against it in the by-laws.

;-)