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Summer Walker smiles directly at the camera. She is wearing a light pink outfit featuring short, ruffled bottoms and a top with wide bell sleeves. The outfit is trimmed with prominent, light turquoise-green faux fur.

Creator and Artist Stories

Summer Walker is really, truly, finally over It!

By Brittany Lewis, Artist Partnerships

Nov 10, 2025 [[read-time]] minute read

A turquoise-colored dump truck is parked on a paved street at night, illuminated by bright overhead lights. The side of the truck bed features large, ornate script that reads "Finally Over It," with smaller text above that says "SUMMER WALKER'S DUMP TRUCK SERVICE." A small YouTube logo is visible on the driver's side door. In the background, there is a dark building with a lit awning and people standing outside. A silver car is parked to the left, and two men are walking past the back of the dump truck on the right.

This weekend we celebrated Summer Walker’s forthcoming album in her hometown of Atlanta with the 'Finally Over It Experience.' From a dump truck service to an escape room, and a special first listen of unreleased music, we might never get over how special this moment was.

The final chapter of Summer Walker’s celebrated Over It trilogy is merely days away and we couldn’t be more ready. Since her breakout debut, the Grammy-nominated R&B powerhouse has captivated fans with her raw, honest storytelling. The journey, which included her first No. 1 Billboard 200 album, Still Over It, now comes to a powerful conclusion. With her highly anticipated album Finally Over It dropping this Friday, we joined Summer and her fans in Atlanta this past weekend to turn heartbreak into healing.

A group of people is gathered around a DJ booth in a dimly lit venue with bright red, concentric square lights creating a tunnel effect in the background. A large, stylized white play button icon is centered on the wall behind the DJ. In the foreground, a woman in the center, who is wearing a light-colored, fluffy top with turquoise trim, is smiling and gesturing with her hands. To her right, a man with long dreadlocks and a black beanie is operating the DJ equipment, which includes a mixing board and a laptop. Cash, primarily in one-dollar bills, is scattered across the DJ table and equipment. Several people surrounding the booth are taking photos or videos with their phones.

Dumping the Drama for a Good Cause

Saturday began with the ‘Finally Over It Dump Truck Service’ taking on the streets of Atlanta. The dump truck served as a donation mobile for music fans to finally get rid of those reminders of their ex. Things turned up a notch when Summer showed up at the prestigious Morehouse College where Spelman and Clark Atlanta university students reside, to encourage her fans to clear out the clutter. As the truck made its way through the city, fans threw in their lingering belongings, which are being donated to local Atlanta charities. All in the spirit of moving on for a good cause.

A large, crowded indoor event space is bathed in bright pink and blue neon lighting. A long wall on the left side of the room features a large digital screen displaying a dark background with white, sparkling star-like graphics. A group of people are standing and mingling throughout the long, narrow room. Towards the back of the room, a sign with the YouTube logo is partially visible on a stage.

Checking Into the Summer’s Finally Over It Escape Room

Later that evening, hundreds of fans and creators were invited to the 'Summer Walker Escape Room Experience,' which was inspired by each album from the Over It trilogy. The themed rooms were filled with red flags and easter eggs hidden within its walls. Along the way players encountered a variety of questionable exes they had to work their way past. What was the endgame? Each clue brought fans closer to hearing an unreleased track from the new album for the very first time.

For fans who couldn’t make it IRL, Summer hosted her first ever livestream on YouTube. Summer walked hundreds of thousands of virtual fans through the event and experience.

A woman in a pink top with turquoise fur trim is smiling and reaching up toward a small tree whose branches are covered in bright turquoise fake hundred-dollar bills.

All in all, it was more than an escape, it was a night of music, moments, and moving on — made for those who live and breathe the story.

A woman with long dark hair is standing next to a very tall, white, five-tier cake decorated with a cascade of white and teal-blue roses and pearl strings.

The Love Continues

This Friday, fans everywhere are cordially invited to Summer Walker’s YouTube channel to experience the Finally Over It album and all that comes with it. The entire experience marks the end of an era and the start of a new one for Summer and all of her fans around the world.

Don’t miss the moment, only on YouTube.

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