When Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion released WAP in August 2020, the world didn't just hear a song—it witnessed a cinematic event. The music video, directed by the prolific , is less a traditional video and more a micro-feature film: a surreal, high-budget, female-gaze fantasy that borrows from horror, surrealism, and action genres. But the "filmography" of WAP doesn't stop at its four-minute runtime. It spawned a constellation of reaction videos, parodies, duets, and academic dissections that form a unique digital filmography of their own.

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The video is notable for its "house full of powerful women" concept, featuring appearances by: Kylie Jenner

This period represents the core of . In 2019, he launched his self-titled YouTube channel and began producing 10-15 minute short films.

As his budget grew, Wap began creating interconnected stories and longer formats.