Matt Berry plays Laszlo Cravensworth in What We Do in the Shadows, the FX comedy series that began in 2019 and adapted the 2014 film of the same name. Berry's heightened, old fashioned delivery made many of Laszlo's lines circulate as short clips outside the show, shared by fans in reaction posts and fan edits. This denial became useful because it is self contained, instantly recognisable to viewers of the series, and clear even without context, so it keeps working as a shorthand for refusing responsibility in jokes online.
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Matt Berry as Laszlo in What We Do in the Shadows deadpans 'nothing to do with me', a dry denial clip used for reactions and edits when dodging blame.
This is Matt Berry delivering the line 'nothing to do with me' in his unmistakable Laszlo Cravensworth voice from What We Do in the Shadows. The delivery is flat, posh and completely unbothered, stretched just enough to make the denial sound rehearsed rather than panicked. There is no music or build up, just that crisp, theatrical diction landing as a full stop. It works because Berry sounds so certain and so pleased with himself that the excuse becomes funnier than the accusation, turning a simple deflection into a smug, quotable reaction that instantly deflates any blame being thrown around.