What is the meaning of these terms?

Question

1.Walk the walk,talk the talk
2.I own you...(what the meaning of the "own" word?)

Answer 1

lots of people know the right words to say to convince people of their sincerity, but actions are needed to show you are more than talk. "Practice what you preach," "Do what you say,"
2) I own you means you are my slave, i have bought and paid for you, now its time to deliver the goods.

Answer 2

1 Walk the walk, talk the talk Means acting tough
2 I own you,, well to "own" some thing is to say it is yours but to own some one means who ever is saying that has a big opinion of themselves and think you owe them

Answer 3

Just a couple more interpretations, pretty good job so far.

1--you'll also hear, 'Put your money where your mouth is.' meaning basically the same thing--refers originally to gambling--that is, don't just tell me how good you are, risk money on it and prove it.

2--also 'You're mine' or 'your @$$ is mine'. Literal ownership of another person being probably the ultimate humiliation.

Answer 4

1.Follow up your promises/intents with real actions.
ex: Christians need to practice what they preach

2. I own you can mean
"You owe me big time"
=or=
"I'm better than you"

Answer 5

1) it is basically saying, can you back up your big trashing talking mouth?
2)Used mostly in video games. it means that i'm better than you

Answer 6

1. (Look like you) know what you're doing

2. I am in all ways better than you and have proven it/will prove it on multiple occasions.

Answer 7

1. Do what you say you're going to do
2. It's like saying - you cannot move a muscle without my consent - usually meant to intimidate someone

Answer 8

1)do what u say
2) i'm better than u. its usually when u have the upper hand in something...