Key Takeaways:

• Summer Walker’s third studio album, Finally Over It, options artists like Chris Brown, GloRilla and Brent Faiyaz.
• The album is cut up into two components, For Better and For Worse, reflecting themes of self-love and emotional progress.
• A teaser video with Lex P and Drea Nicole revealed the visitor listing in a playful wedding-themed rollout.

With her third studio album simply across the nook, Summer Walker has introduced the star-studded visitor listing for Finally Over It. On Monday (Nov. 10), the “Girls Need Love” singer partnered with Spotify to disclose who followers can count on to listen to on the LP, which is ready to launch on Friday (Nov. 14).

In a teaser clip, “Pour Minds” co-hosts Lex P and Drea Nicole star as waitresses at a marriage reception. It’s a becoming scene, contemplating the Finally Over It album cowl was inspired by Anna Nicole Smith’s 1994 nuptials. “Everybody and they mama here,” Nicole stated, to which Lex replied, “Girl, literally everybody is outside. I said, ‘We ‘bout to get chose. We ain’t gon’ be in the hood no more.’”

The pair then joked about 21 Savage consuming a plate of beans. “You know he’s British, chile,” Nicole humorously stated, earlier than discussing Anderson .Paak’s wig and debating whether or not she ought to holler at Bryson Tiller. Take a glance under.

Additional artists set to seem on Finally Over It embody Mariah the Scientist and Chris Brown, whose “Breezy Bowl XX Stadium World Tour” Walker opened for earlier this year. Other notable R&B stars on the 18-song effort embody Brent Faiyaz, The-Dream, Jeremih, Nija and SAILORR, amongst others.

On the rap facet, followers can count on the beforehand teased collaborations with Latto, Sexyy Red and GloRilla, together with options from 21 Savage, Lil Yachty and Monaleo. See the total listing of options on Walker’s Instagram Stories, which locations the artists on a seating chart.

Last month, Walker shared that Finally Over It could be divided into two parts. “For Better is about choosing me, fully and finally. I’ve made choices that didn’t always make sense to anyone else, but I don’t regret any of them,” she stated of the LP’s first half.

As for the second half, she defined, “For Worse is not bitter; it is sincere. I’ve beloved too exhausting, ignored pink flags and tried to sort things that had been past restore. The distinction now’s I really like myself that deeply, I’ve grown, I’ve healed and I refuse to simply accept something lower than princess therapy.”