Andrew Goodwin's theory states that music videos use genre conventions through style and imagery to set expectations. For example, Migos' "Versace" video features money, women, and jewelry common in rap videos. Videos also visually represent the beat and tempo of songs through editing and footage. They must also represent the artist's brand and style. Narrative and performance videos can tell stories that keep audiences engaged without losing interest. The relationship between a video's visuals and its song's meaning can illustrate, amplify, or have no relation to the lyrics. Videos primarily promote the artist by giving them screen time as the "star." Technical elements like camera work, lighting, and editing create meaning. There may also be intertext