Pop group Fifth Harmony got fans all excited on social media by releasing the first single off of their upcoming sophomore album, as well as the song's official music video.

On Feb. 26, the group released the single "Work From Home" on iTunes with the track's music video.

In the highly anticipated track, which features rapper Ty Dolla $ign, the group seductively tease boyfriends about staying home to work in the bedroom. The video features all five members dancing in a construction site while attractive construction workers do a variety of jobs.

Prior to the song's release, during several interviews, the group gave fans a heads up about their more mature content and the new sound they would feature in their second album.

Normani Kordei revealed why they chose the song as their first single from "7/27," their follow-up to "Reflection."

“[‘Work From Home’] just made sense after ‘Worth It’ because they have similar styles, but they’re still different,” Kordei told Entertainment Weekly. "And just creatively, we think it’s a really cool song. It’s chill, it’s not too much. The beat just rides. There’s something electrifying about it. It’s sexy, but it’s cool.”

After the release, many people took to Twitter to express their excitement.


The girl group even received praise from fellow pop singer Becky G, who shared her support soon after the song's release.

Some, however, didn't like the song or the music video, as one Twitter user expressed in Spanish. Another compared the track to Rihanna's "Work."

Regardless of a few haters, the majority of fans seem to love the song and have helped get the song to the No. 5 spot on iTunes only four hours after its release.

Check out the music video below: