what, me worry

Said to emphasize one's calm, perhaps cavalier, attitude. The phrase is most often associated with Mad magazine and its cartoon cover boy Alfred E. Neuman. A: "I can't believe you're so unconcerned with all the problems in the world today." B: "What, me worry?"

See also: worry

See also:

up with
up with (someone or something)
AIIC
take (something) and shove it
Blame Canada!
(my) right hand to God
on the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog
virtue signaling
Robert's your father's brother

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