"[3] In September of 2018, ahead of the re-release of Strangers in the Alps as a deluxe version, Bridgers released a music video for "Scott Street" which depicted countless doppelgängers of herself acted by people in identical wigs.
[7] Consequence of Sound ranked "Scott Street" third in a list of the ten best Bridgers songs, calling it one of her "most beloved tracks from Stranger in the Alps" and remarking on its "beautiful portrait" and "very real feelings of isolation and exhausting.
"[8] Similarly, Far Out Magazine ranked it third in a list of the ten saddest Bridgers songs, noting its "painful pang of nostalgia for childhood lost.
[10] Uproxx observed Bridgers' acceptance of "mundane sadness (mixed with borderline alcoholism)" through the imagery of her "day-drinking alone in public" in "Scott Street," along with other songs on Strangers in the Alps, ultimately finding the record full of "comfort and empathy.
[12] For Apple Music in August of 2021, Spacey Jane covered "Scott Street" alongside acoustic versions of two songs of their own.