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What is you don't want it?
I am disappointed with what you just said or did. (esp. in LA)
Me: Dude, can I borrow $10?
You: nope.
Me: Don't you want to be in my movie?
you don't want it - video
You don't want it - what is it?
A hurtful insult or label put on someone by another person. Also known as name-calling, slander, verbal harassment, or teasing. This can also include a name based on a person's reputation, or dirty parody names.
Rob Banks is a name I wouldn't want to be given by my parents. This makes people think I'm an aspiring criminal.
What does "you don't want it" mean?
A taunt popular in 2010 for a general response to any question. Using this response often gets a further negative response of the non-violent nature towards the question asker, and often used as a joke to assert oneself as one whom cannot be beaten in a fight. Often ended with "Brah" or other noun.
A: Markel, why didn't you respond to my text last night?
B: Because you don't want to fight me.
A: Shut up, I'll beat you up right now.
B: But you still don't want to fight me.
You don't want it - what does it mean?
Seriously you don't want to know
Innocent child:what's does gay mean
Me:you don't want to know
You don't want it - meaning
a very bad outcome; serious trouble or a big mess; a beatdown.
"Dude you keep saying that and you're gonna get something you don't want."
You don't want it - definition
A comeback or phrases used when in a argument or as a response when you don't want to hear the other person anymore T.A.P
Mom- Ty clean your room
Ty- I don't want to clean it
Mom- What did I say, you better clean it now
Ty- You don't want no sauce!
Mom- ??????
Ty- Exactly
You don't want it - slang
You don't wanna fight or step down
Rachet Hoe: Bitch fight me
Classy ass lady: you don't want the sauce so sit down
You don't want it
Universal meaning for, "come at me bro" or "bring it on". It is meant to fire up the directed person.
You don't want it, lil ass nigga!
You don't want it
What you say at the start of a question to influence the answer (usually to suit yourself)
Instead of asking "do you want..."
Passenger: "You don't want petrol money do you?"
Driver: "Ummm... no, course not..."