"See Something, Say Something" video critiques and mocks the MTA/DHS slogan in order to demonstrate that this vague command is not only absurd and useless but also an invitation to racial profiling. How does the video discredit the paranoid gaze of the white passenger? How does it suggest that the security state's fear of an undefined suspicious "something" (or "someone") is harmful to the racially profiled community? How does this slogan also stifle the possibility of multicultural community and belonging?