The music video for the hit single 'Somebody's Watching Me' was released in 1984 by the artist Rockwell, whose real name is Kennedy William Gordy. In this classic 80s visual, Rockwell portrays a man plagued by intense paranoia within his own suburban home, surrounded by surrealist imagery and ghostly figures. The scene captures the artist frantically looking through a door's peephole or hiding behind shower curtains, perfectly visualizing the anxiety of the song's famous chorus which features uncredited vocals by Michael Jackson. This clip has become a staple of internet culture, used to represent any situation involving social anxiety, digital surveillance, or the eerie feeling of being observed. It resonates with users who want to joke about government 'FBI agents' watching their webcams or the irrational fear of being watched while home alone at night. It is the go-to template for expressing that specific, spine-chilling realization that you aren't as private as you thought. Example caption ideas include: 'Me when I hear a noise in the kitchen at 3 AM,' 'That feeling when you're 100% sure your cat is judging your life choices,' or 'When you accidentally like a photo from 2014 while stalking someone's profile.'