Summer Walker has been contemplating a pivot to golddigging since her beloved 2019 studio debut, Over It . She broke through by longing for an ever-evasive balance of casual sex and compassion with “ Girls Need Love ,” and then followed it lamenting about a dude “Playing Games” on her next smash. Yet, amidst the R&B ballads of romantic dissatisfaction that have become Walker’s calling card, she proposed a solution: what if she chose money over love? “Seems like you gain more from a sugar daddy or a drug dealer,” she mused on Over It ’s “Just Might” (as in “just might be a ho”). “No Love,” the biggest single from her 2021 sophomore studio effort, Still Over It (an album set against her tumultuous breakup with its most prominent producer, London on Da Track), said it frankly. “All I

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