How what me

I have never seen or heard that.

I found this tet on the Internet although I don't know it is the same with that in my mind:
I don't think that's what people are saying here and some are being pretty obtuse about it. What Ashland is saying that it could happen with or without him being in a band. The fact that he was in a band and that band was popular and they idolized him obviously made it easier, and even more damning. Not sure how what me and Ashland are saying is opposed to what you are saying

how what me is not a phrase

me is part of me and Ashland which should be Ashland and I

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the whole thing is very poor use of English


I am not sure how what Ashland and I are saying is different from what you said.

Thanks a lot

Does it make sense to you now?

Perhaps it was "Now, what me?"

This might mean, "what about me, now?"

Did you read the context provided?

When someone want to say "I shouldn't spend all my life for my children and the person says "How about me"
exactly I meant "How about me"
But what does "Now, what me" mean?

Sorry, because I couldn't write my meaning I searched a passage on the Internet but it was not the same with my meaning

Are you trying to find an English-language phrase/word/idiom that expresses something in particular?

Yes please

What are you trying to express in English?

write it out in a sentence ... or paragraph if you have to

we can try to find you a word/phrase/idiom that suits

Sorry but I can't write that