Number One Lyrics – Summer Walker & Brent Faiyaz

Summer Walker and Brent Faiyaz wrap up her emotional trilogy with Number One, the intimate duet that seals Finally Over It, hitting November 14, 2025, on LVRN/Interscope, and it lands soft like rain after a drought, those intertwined vocals promising you’re finally each other’s sure thing.

Walker has this gift for turning heartbreak’s aftershocks into something you want to replay, and Number One feels like the payoff she’s earned. She and Faiyaz cooked it up in those low-key Atlanta sessions last spring, right as she was piecing together the album’s arc of messy middles to quiet wins. It’s classic R&B silk with a modern twist—plush keys and a lazy trap beat that sways under their chemistry, his gravelly edge cutting through her breathy runs like they’ve been trading verses in secret for years. Faiyaz brings that lived-in cool from his Clouded EP days, while Walker layers in the vulnerability that’s defined her since Over It dropped back in 2019.

This one’s the emotional anchor on Finally Over It’s 18-track run, slotted near the close to tie off the saga that started with raw recovery and hit a wall with Still Over It. The album’s all about flipping the script on love’s chaos—think GloRilla barking fire on a mid-cut about boundaries, Chris Brown sliding into a nostalgic groove, and Bryson Tiller keeping it reflective elsewhere. It’s got that cohesive flow, clocking around 45 minutes of no-filler introspection mixed with bops that sneak up on you, all orbiting the “finally” of moving forward without the weight.

Walker’s at a turning point here, three years past her last full drop and fresh off sold-out shows where she owned stages with just a mic and her truth. Motherhood and some real distance from the drama have her sounding freer, less guarded, like she’s not just singing through the pain anymore but past it. Pairing with Faiyaz makes total sense; their vibes overlap in that space where desire meets doubt, and this collab shows her pulling in voices that mirror her growth without stealing the light.

Dive into the Number One lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Finally Over It tracks for more of Summer Walker’s quiet triumphs.