Green’s Dictionary of Slang

no big deal phr.

also no big thing, no big whoop, no big wiggie
[SE no + big deal n. (2)/biggie n. (1)]

(orig. US teen) don’t worry, it’s all right etc.

[US]A. Young Snakes (1971) 44: ‘Ain’t no big thing,’ Champ said, winking at me in mock contempt.
[US]C. Hiaasen Skin Tight 98: I told you before, no big deal.
[UK]D. Lodge Therapy (1996) 51: Hey, it’s no big deal, Tubby, I’m not in love with you or anything.
[US]Simon & Burns Corner (1998) 27: The night before, in fact, the knockers rolled past him on Fairmount. No big thing. It wasn’t like he was dirty when they came through.
[US]F. Kellerman Stalker (2001) 64: I ruffles some feathers. No big whoop. I’ll fix it. [Ibid.] 97: Guys’ll try. No big deal.
[US]F.X. Toole Rope Burns 18: I tout him on La Costa, but tell him it isn’t cheap, and he says no big thing.
[US]L. Berney Gutshot Straight [ebook] If doing that proved imposible, tough, no big wiggie.