To or for your attention?

only you will know the answer(=

this is obvious! just act cool,bad and funny

We say "draw your attention," and we tell someone to "pay attention," not "pay your attention."

The term 'attention' is used to describe the process of focusing on one or more specific stimuli (meaning something that activates our senses) while ignoring other stimuli that may be present....

in the past tense, you have paid attention.