Does Annalise Keating have a WAP? The best WAP edits on Twitter
Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion dropped the “WAP” video in August 2020 and the internet immediately turned the track into a meme factory. One corner of the timeline zeroed in on spliced footage from prestige TV, political clips, and children’s music edits, proving the song could soundtrack almost anything.
Annalise got that WAP
Viola Davis shared and reacted positively to Annalise Keating WAP edits, and she also posted an edited version replacing Kylie Jenner with herself. The actress clearly enjoyed the gag, which only made the #HowToGetAwayWithWAP trend funnier. 💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿 #HowToGetAwayWithWAP pic.twitter.com/Aq9aunZUlq — Viola Davis (@violadavis) August 10, 2020. Fans still circulate the clips whenever the original series pops up on streaming dashboards.
Obama fancam
Presidential archives met trap beats when a fan stitched footage of Barack Obama into the song. The edit lands because the contrast between measured rhetoric and explicit lyrics never gets old. Fuck it. Obama #WAP edit pic.twitter.com/AFK3dAlQT8 — USPS Stan (@vicki_dee) August 12, 2020. It remains one of the cleaner examples of political meme timing from that summer.
Kidz Bop-ify it
Producers at Kidz Bop have a long history of softening adult tracks, so the internet raced to imagine what “WAP” would sound like after their treatment. One popular guess swapped the chorus for breakfast foods. Lmao this got me weak😩😭 #WAP by @iamcardib Ft @theestallion kids bop version pic.twitter.com/NorFYphzxG — ✨𝒱𝒾𝒸𝓉𝒪𝓇𝓎 ✨ (@bardionly) August 15, 2020. The gag works because everyone already knows how the sanitized version would land.
Platform Evolution and Meme Longevity
Meme culture has spread to TikTok and Instagram Reels with algorithmic amplification, yet the 2020 “WAP” edits still surface in nostalgia threads. Platforms now favor shorter vertical clips, but the original Twitter stitches keep resurfacing whenever the song trends again. Archivists treat the files like time capsules from the height of pandemic-era scrolling.
Viola Davis and Celebrity Engagement
Davis posted images of herself in WAP contexts and praised fan edits. She defended elements of the original video while enjoying the humor, turning what could have been a distant celebrity nod into active participation. Her involvement gave the Annalise edits an official seal of approval that most TV crossovers never receive.
Grammy Performance and Renewed Memes
Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion performed WAP at the 2021 Grammys, and Twitter users created memes specifically around the televised version. The red-carpet staging and stage design gave editors fresh footage to splice with older fancams. Viewers who missed the initial drop caught up through those clips and the cycle started over.
Ben Shapiro Remix by iMarkkeyz
DJ iMarkkeyz created a popular remix of Shapiro's reading, and the remix was covered by major outlets like Billboard and NME. Shapiro had critiqued the song's content in his original segment, which only made the dance track funnier once the beat dropped. They remixed Ben Shapiro's dramatic reading of WAP. This brings me joy. pic.twitter.com/rsiNl0yvlX — I330 (@I33Ox) August 13, 2020. The audio loop still circulates in comment sections whenever anyone brings up the original critique.
“This is epic.”
iMarkkeyz produced a widely shared remix of the Shapiro reading. Shapiro had critiqued the song's content in his original segment, yet the finished track flipped the commentary into something danceable. The edit shows how quickly a single sound bite can become its own genre once producers get involved.
Obligatory K-pop fancam
Fancam-style edits of popular songs remain common in K-pop communities, and the practice expanded beyond Twitter to other video platforms. #BTS: WAP but make it 7 pic.twitter.com/sopKA8Wwor — ₁₃⁷ (@jeontatic) August 14, 2020. The template keeps adapting because the choreography clips slot into almost any track without extra explanation.
If you’re not totally quenched, the same edits still surface in group chats and throwback accounts, proof that six-year-old meme DNA can survive platform changes and algorithm shifts alike.
