Viola Davis poses as Kylie Jenner in WAP video

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Viola Davis had social media buzzing as she took to Twitter on Sunday to share a fan made image of her face on Kylie Jenner‘s body in the much talked about WAP music video.

The 54-year-old actress shared the very interesting photo which depicted her in a  a clinging leopard bodysuit with a cleavage-baring cutout down the middle from the Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion.

Viola shared the image – which has over 372K likes – with the caption: ‘Who did this? [sad, crying, and heart eyes emojis]’

After that, the Oscar-winner had Cardi B, 27, fangirling over her as they interacted on Twitter.

It all began when Viola shared a parody video of her How To Get Away With Murder character, Annalise Keating, dancing in one of the mansion doors featured in the music video.

Davis – who is shown in the clip sipping a healthy glass of vodka – captioned it: ‘[three dancing emojis] #HowToGetAwayWithWAP.’

Cardi retweeted the post with the added commentary:  ‘I’m so fan out right now ya don’t even know.’

 The rapper has been active on social media as she also defended Kylie’s surprise appearance in the WAP music video.

‘Why did I put Kylie on my music video? She treated my sister [Hennessy] and daughter [Kulture] so lovely at her kid [Stormi’s] bday party,’ wrote the 27-year-old rapper in a since deleted tweet.

She added that Kylie’s baby daddy Travis Scott, 29, and her husband Offset, 28, ‘are real close’ and Kylie’s mom Kris Jenner ‘[has] been giving [her] advice on certain things [she] ask for.’ 

Cardi, 27, and Megan, 25, sent fans into a meltdown Friday with the release of their collaboration, along with a music video in which they stunned in a number of barely-there outfits. 

Cardi’s tweet was in reply to one fan who was bothered by the fact that Kylie ‘walked down the hall and opened a door’ in the video,’ while singer Normani, 24, performed a technical dance routine. 

‘If that’s not a perfect visual indication of Black women having to do the most and white women do the bare minimum to get somewhere, I don’t know what is,’ concluded the fan, who insinuated that there was an underlying racial bias.