TukTukPatrol's content also raises questions about the performance of surveillance in the digital age. By patrolling the streets and documenting his experiences, TukTukPatrol is both creating and participating in a form of surveillance. This performance of surveillance serves to blur the lines between reality and entertainment, creating a sense of ambiguity that is central to TukTukPatrol's appeal. Furthermore, the use of surveillance-style content raises questions about the relationship between the creator, the public, and the state.