Summer Walker has officially unveiled the highly anticipated list of collaborators for her upcoming third studio album, "Finally Over It." The announcement, made on Monday, November 10th, was a unique two-part exclusive partnership with Spotify, designed to engage fans with creative visuals. This reveal included a captivating behind-the-scenes clip from Walker’s teased “wedding” – a concept hinted at in her album artwork – and an interactive reception seating chart graphic. These elements showcased the array of featured artists, songwriters, and producers who contributed to "Finally Over It."

The "wedding" event itself was narrated by Drea Nicole and Lex P, hosts of the popular Pour Minds podcast, who humorously played the role of caterers gossiping about the A-list attendees. Their playful banter highlighted several notable guests and their connections to Walker. Lex P quipped about 21 Savage, noting his British origins, a detail that tied into their extensive collaboration history. Walker and the Atlanta-bred rapper have previously worked together four times, including a 2019 remix of Jhené Aiko’s “Triggered,” their 2020 track “Secret,” Usher’s chart-topping “Good Good” from 2023, and 2024’s “prove it” featured on 21 Savage’s third studio album, “American Dream.”

Drea Nicole, meanwhile, expressed admiration for Anderson .Paak's impeccable style, specifically complimenting his "laid" hair and jokingly inquiring about his wig vendor. She also initially couldn't recognize the heavily tattooed individual seated beside Sexyy Red, but Lex P quickly identified him as Teddy Swims. Both podcast hosts collectively agreed that Brent Faiyaz's infamous line, “I got too many hoes,” from his 2020 EP “F–k The World” track “Rehab (Winter In Paris),” proved uncannily true given his evident flirtatious behavior at the fictional wedding reception.

Beyond these entertaining observations, Summer Walker had previously confirmed additional high-profile features during a lie detector test. She revealed that Latto would be among the "rap girls" making an appearance on the album, as would her Breezy Bowl XX tourmate, Chris Brown. When asked if she collaborated with anyone from her previous album "Over It" on this new project, Walker truthfully responded, "Yeah." This confirmed the return of Bryson Tiller, her collaborator on the hit song “Playing Games.” Furthermore, Walker will reunite with Sailorr, following her contribution to the remix of the rising R&B star’s breakout hit “Pookie’s Requiem” earlier this year. GloRilla, who contributed to the 2022 remix of Ciara and Walker’s “Better Thangs,” is also set to feature. Lastly, Sexyy Red will grace "Finally Over It," two years after Walker herself was featured on “I Might” from the deluxe edition of Red’s sophomore mixtape, “Hood Hottest Princess.”

"Finally Over It" is slated for release on Friday, November 14th, under the LVRN and Interscope Records labels. The album's lead single, “Heart of a Woman,” has already garnered significant critical acclaim, earning two nominations for the 2026 Grammy Awards: Best R&B Song and Best R&B Performance, setting a high bar for the album's reception.