you seem worry about? vs you seem worry about what?

Some examples from the web:

• Emma, don't worry about Norman if he seems distracted lately.
• Something hereditary we need to worry about?
• That's what you worry about?
• This quantum fissure is nothing to worry about?
• Seriously, what is there to worry about?
• Anything I need to worry about?
• That's all I had to worry about?
• Is there a contestant I should worry about?
• The good news is it doesn't seem like we have to worry about any doormen or cabbies.
• Nor worry about her overly, it seems.
• Talking to him made all my worries about college, my mom, Matty, seem so trivial.
• There seems to be a lot of things you don't want me to worry about.
• Seems like a weird thing to worry about with this glitter all over the floor.
• You don't seem like the type to worry about what people think.
• What I worry about is the way this war seems to be drawing out with no end in sight.
• There is deep public concern that powerful people on all sides seem to want a new Cold War, and worry about the self-destructive talk of sanctions against Russia.
• But it seems the one I worry about because it's so hateful.
• So, any other issues or injuries that I need to worry about?
• Do you have someone you worry about?
• The one guard all we got to worry about?

Some examples from the web:

• You don't seem like the type to worry about what people think.
• I think that if you believe in yourself and you believe in what it is you're doing and not worry about what's going on outside, that always seems to draw excitement.
• You'd worry about what your stockholders are going to say.
• Worry about what's going on in here.
• Don't you worry about what I think.
• Don't worry about what I need.
• I don't worry about what Audrey thinks of me.
• You just worry about what shade lipstick to wear with the mayor.
• Now for all business matters, don't worry about what others think and speak with confidence.
• You still worry about what your friends think?
• Your job isn't to worry about what I told Harvey.
• You worry about what other people might say.
• I'll worry about what's right.
• Just worry about what you're going to do.
• They worry about what's wrong with men.
• I worry about what's right for me.
• Don't worry about what I'm doing.
• So I will worry about what disrupts national security.
• You can't worry about what Dr. Brennan said.
• Let's not worry about what they deserve.