Key Takeaways:

• Summer Walker joked she’s been labored “like a slave” whereas selling her upcoming album, Finally Over It.
• She filmed a viral jail cell skit and known as on Interscope and Tyler Perry to “free” her from album mode.
• Fans have noticed clues like blurred album covers, cryptic tweets, and singles reminiscent of “Heart Of A Woman” and “Spend It.”

Summer Walker has been working actually, actually exhausting currently. On Wednesday (Oct. 8), the “Girls Need Love” singer humorously urged followers to purchase her forthcoming album, Finally Over It, as a result of she “can’t do this s**t no more.”

“Please let me go,” Walker joked in a video shared throughout her social media accounts. “They [have] been working me like a slave for months.” She went on to share an inventory of every thing she’s been as much as over the previous few months: “The Chris Brown tour to Africa, to the content shoot, to everything.”

“I wanna go home, and I wanna see my kids, and I just wanna relax my p**sy,” Walker added, earlier than a crew member off digital camera hilariously shouted, “Inmate, shut up in there.” Fittingly, the Grammy-nominated singer filmed the video inside a jail cell, presumably for an upcoming music video she’s engaged on.

“This is why y’all gotta buy my album ‘cause I can’t do this s**t no more. I’m too thick to escape,” Walker added, earlier than calling on Interscope Records and Tyler Perry to come back to her rescue. See the video under.

Finally Over It, sadly, doesn’t have a launch date simply but. In October 2024, she launched the lead single “Heart Of A Woman,” which starred Kordell Beckham and Serena Page within the lyric video. A few months later, Walker and NLE Choppa performed love pursuits within the official visible companion. Then, earlier this May, she debuted “Spend It.”

For the optimistic, Walker hinted that followers would possibly get the album earlier than the tip of fall. After a stan account created a pledge for her to drop Finally Over It, the singer quote-tweeted the put up with maple leaf and fallen leaf emojis. On high of that, the “Body” artist blurred out the covers of her earlier two LPs — Still Over It and Over It — on streaming providers this week.