FLOCK OFF | Flock Camera / License Plate Surveillance Song (Official Lyric Video)
The short version: Scotty With A Shotty turns ALPR rage into a lyric-video rap, proving Flock backlash has gone full pop culture.
Our Take
Credit where it's due: Scotty With A Shotty just did something most privacy advocates can't — made surveillance fatigue sound catchy. "Flock Off" is a rap, not a policy brief, but it captures the same gut-level frustration we hear from readers every week: the sense of being tracked block by block without ever being asked. When pop culture starts mocking a corporate surveillance product by name, that's a signal the brand has become shorthand for overreach, not safety.
Songs like this matter because they do something dry fact sheets can't — they spread. A three-minute track can reach people who'll never read an ALPR policy memo, and it reframes Flock cameras as a shared cultural annoyance rather than just a wonky civil-liberties debate. That's how normalization gets reversed: one meme, one song, one neighborhood Facebook thread at a time.
If the beat gets you nodding, turn that energy into something with teeth. Check our map to see what's actually watching your street, then hit take action for concrete steps to push back at your next city council meeting.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of Scotty With A Shotty, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.