The newest single from pop group Fifth Harmony titled "Work From Here" from their upcoming sophomore album, "7/27," begins to take off in the charts!
According to Billboard, after its Post-Oscars debut, Fifth Harmony's new single featuring Ty Dolla $ign, "Work From Here," has entered the Billboard's Pop Songs Top 40 radio airplay chart (dated March 12), along with pop stars Taylor Swift and Gwen Stefani.
"Work From Here" came in strong at No. 30 on Billboard's Top 40 Pop Songs, which is only a few spots behind Taylor Swift's "New Romantics," debuting at No. 29 and a step ahead Gwen Stefani's "Make Me Like You" debuting at No. 31.
Accordingly, My San Antonio reported that according to Fifth Harmony's publicist, "Work From Here" is the most added record at Top 40 radio this week. And on March 1, the single became the second most-shared song on Twitter for 24 hours, followed by Lady Gaga's "Till It Happens To You," the Oscar-nominated song from the pop star and which was performed by Lady Gaga during the awards show.
Ally Brooke, Normani Kordei, Dinah Jane, Camila Cabello and Lauren Jauregui debuted "Work From Home" during the after-Oscars show of "Live with Kelly and Michael." The single is part of their new album, "7/27," which is slated for release on May 20, 2016. The album's title, "7/27," is referenced on the date when Fifth Harmony officially became a band on July 27, 2012.
"In the song, Hernandez and the rest of the group's members long for their honey to clock out at work and put in some overtime under the sheets. Someone might be calling sick in the morning," My San Antonio wrote.
"The video is set on a construction site where the muscle-bound crew may not be meeting OSHA standards for proper work attire," the report added.
