Define You Won't Meaning

expression used by people, often while playing sports in gym or practicing for their band; challenge of skill;

a prefix to any request of an individual which may affect his gangster if not carried out.

An expression used to challenge a person to commit an action.

Appropriate responses are as follows:
In agreement to do the action = "Who Won't?"
Not in agreement to do the action = "You right"
Absolutely not in agreement to do the action = "Are you dumb?"
To counter challenge = "YOU won't!"
When used in an overly serious manor "you won't" may be interchangeable with "You will not!"
Warning: Increased use of alcohol can and will cause excessive repetition.

The act of saying the phrase "YOU WON'T!" after someone announces they're going to do something. Generally used to be funny, and/or taunt the individual.

Whenever someone says they'll do something, someone else comes back with "You won't!" It's almost like a dare. If the person does said thing, the "You won't"-er usually comes back with something like "OK, so maybe you will."
Commonly used by the surf-bum kids who pioneered such gems of slang like "Dude" and "Sweet".

I phrase used by Jake Paul and Team 10. Only dumb people say this phrase.

a phrase to be uttered when doubt that an individual will follow through with an action is present.

The fastest way to get somebody to do something you want them to do.

Usually used by complete tools.

When people say to do something that they think they won't do, they'll say "Do it, you won't".

Or, if your being threatened and you doubt, you can say it.

a taunt given to someone when you want them to do something that normally wouldn't be done, and usually the reciever of the taunt has to perform the feat in order to keep his dignity.