Matt Berry plays vampire Laszlo Cravensworth in the comedy series What We Do in the Shadows, a role built around pompous delivery and blunt social indifference. Clips of his line readings circulate widely as reaction sounds because a short phrase in his voice can carry an entire attitude. This don't care moment follows that pattern, shared in edits and soundboards as a standalone reply rather than a full scene. Its appeal comes from the character's old world confidence meeting a very modern, casual brush off used across social media.
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Matt Berry saying don't care in his deadpan Laszlo voice from What We Do in the Shadows, used for dismissive reactions and brush-offs online.
Matt Berry delivers the line don't care with the flat, unbothered confidence that made his Laszlo Cravensworth so quotable. The phrasing is short and clipped, but the rich, theatrical tone makes a simple dismissal sound grand and final. There is no anger or excitement in it, just complete indifference delivered as if it were a formal declaration. That contrast is what makes the clip land as a joke, turning a two word brush off into a perfectly timed reaction for moments when someone is expected to care and plainly does not.