Summer Walker‘s new album Finally Over It is finally here.
The 18-track affair arrives after 2021’s Still Over It and does not include the previously released single “Heart of a Woman.”
Summer has been teasing her new album for months now and announced last week she’d be bringing a ton of friends along for this closing chapter. Revealed as if it were the seating chart at her wedding in a two-part Spotify video, Summer confirmed that Chris Brown, 21 Savage, Anderson .Paak, GloRilla, Latto, Bryson Tiller, Sexyy Red, Brent Faiyaz, and a handful of other notable acts would all be featured on the project.
Summer’s Over It series has largely been dedicated to her tumultuous love life, which the R&B singer confirmed in an interview with Speedy Mormon was relatively tame at the moment. Speedy asked during the October interview whether Summer could briefly elaborate on the infamous “grocery” video that led to Walker and Lil Meech’s breakup back in 2023. The video in question involved leaked Ring cam footage that showed Meech helping a random woman bring groceries into her home. After some blowback, Meech claimed the woman was his cousin, which Walker has consistently pushed back on. Speedy asked if that whole experience was infuriating.
“It was. That was really ignorant,” Walker said. “But, hey, I was like, ‘That’s trifling as f—.’ I literally don’t even have to say anything on that because his life is terrible now, so yeah.”
Lil Meech’s cousin claim inspired dozens of “groceries” memes on the Internet, which Walker referenced in a promotional clip for her forthcoming album, Finally Over It. The trailer saw the Grammy-nominated singer linked up to a lie detector test, answering a series of “yes” or “no” questions.
“Was it his cousin’s groceries?” the polygraph examiner asked. Summer laughed in response.
Stream the new album below.
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