The Real Meaning Behind No Love By Summer Walker & SZA

Summer Walker's long-anticipated second album is finally here. Titled "Still Over It," the project was released on November 5 and serves as a follow-up to her 2019 critically acclaimed debut album, "Over It." Unlike her previous effort, however, Summer opens up about her failed relationship with producer London on da Track, who largely worked on "Over It."

The two former collaborators had a messy on-and-off relationship from 2019 until 2021, ending as Summer was expecting their first child together (via Capital Xtra). Taking to Instagram the night of the "Still Over It" release, the R&B singer said the album is meant to be a warning to her fans when it comes to relationships. "Take this opportunity to learn from my mistakes," Summer wrote. "You don't have to guess if something is love. Love is showed through actions. Stop making excuses for people who don't show up for you."

Summer's second studio album includes exciting tracks such as "Ex For A Reason," "Toxic," "Unloyal," and "Bitter," as well as guest appearances from Cardi B, Ari Lennox, JT from City Girls, Ciara, and more. One particular song called "No Love" featuring SZA, however, seems to be a fan-favorite so far. 

On "No Love," Summer Walker continues to call out her ex, London on da Track, complaining that he didn't treat her right during their relationship. "You didn't yet see my worth so you try to play me," she sings in the first verse (via Genius). "But I was so in love, love / That I just got a little bit too complicated." Still, she adds that if they ever get back together, there would be no love involved.

"But if I had you back, all I wanna do is f*** / Get drunk, take drugs," she continues in the chorus. "All lust, there will be no lovin' you / It would be no lovin' you." SZA, who features on the second verse, seems to agree. "No more feelings involved, I done seen all I need to," she sings. "You the one that ruined us, can't give no, can't give no (f***)."

Rumors of a Summer x SZA joint track first surfaced in June, when the two were spotted in the studio together. So, naturally, fans were excited to finally hear it once Summer's "Still Over It" dropped — and they love it. "No Love is great," one person tweeted. "I'm glad we finally got that Summer and SZA collab." "Summer Walker & SZA, a perfect duo," another fan added. "No Love >>>." Overall, fans seem to be obsessed with Summer's new album. Read their reactions below.

As soon as Summer Walker's second studio album "Still Over It" dropped at midnight on November 5, it debuted at #1 on U.S. Apple Music, with five tracks taking over the Top 5 on iTunes, per Chart Data. Of course, fans didn't take long to share their reactions to the album on social media, with "Still Over It" becoming a trending topic on social media.

In particular, fans are having a field day with Summer's calling out her ex-boyfriend, London on da Track. "London On Da Track produced damn near half of Summer Walker's 'Still Over It' album and she used those beats to air him out. That's hilarious," one fan tweeted. "summer was in the booth staring at london like deena singing listen in dreamgirls," another joked. Summer didn't just come after just London, either. "Summer Walker called out London, the side h**s, and his mama...yeah they pissed her tf off," a third fan noted.

London's drama aside, Summer fans seem to be relating with her new music. "Me listening to Summer walker album & it's hitting a lil too close to home," one person tweeted, along with a meme of SpongeBob Squarepants crying. "Summer Walker made that album so relatable, it explained the emotional rollercoaster you go through after a breakup," someone else added. "From the depression to finally picking yourself up to remember who tf you are... it really hit DIFFERENT."