Worth It featuring Kid Ink was sent to radio in the US as the third single on March 3, 2015.

It peaked at number 40 on the Billboard Hot 100 making it the group's highest-charting single at the time. Upon release it shot straight to number three on iTunes. Sledgehammer was released as the second single from Reflection on October 28, 2014, and the music video was released on November 25, 2014. Billboard Hot 100 chart with first-week sales of 75,000, becoming the group's best week sales as well as then their highest-charting song. The song debuted at number 43 on the U.S. Due to the negative feedback about the cover art, they decided to change it and released a new version on August 22, 2014.īO$$ was released as the lead single from Reflection on July 7, 2014, and the music video was released a day later on Vevo. The title and the cover of the album were unveiled on Fifth Harmony's official website on August 12, 2014.

Fifth Harmony fans were asked to vote for the group to help unlock the cover for the album, each vote adding into the percentages needed to unveil the cover art. The group said that the album is less pop and has a more mature sound than their EP. The song distribution on this track is perfect, and it’s a good overall representation of the group.', according to Marcel Jeremiah of PPcorn.After finishing in third place on the second season of The X Factor USA and releasing debut EP titled Better Together, Fifth Harmony announced they would be releasing a full-length album in the fall of 2014.The album will be executive produced by multiplatinum producer-songwriter Julian Bunetta and released by Syco Music and Epic Records. Well, until Normani deflates the poor guy’s ego in the chorus. From Dinah starting it off, seemingly gassing up some guy with some vine references, “Cause ooh you be killing’ ’em just like little Terio,” to Camila complimenting his selfie game, “Don’t need no filters on pictures before you post ’em on the gram / shut down the internet / they don’t even understand,” you think you know where this song is going. The polished, finished product sounds great, and I love hearing the confidence that is dripping off of this track. 'I’ve been waiting for a studio version of 'Reflection' since watching concert footage of the track.

It doesn’t need any bells and whistles because it satisfies with the simple, slick rhythm and sultry vocals.', according to Rebecca Mattina of andPOP. A strong blend of sassy and snappy lyrics, it feels original and it doesn’t feel overdone or lackluster. 'Here’s hoping 'Reflection' makes it to the radio in the future. 'Reflection' strives to capture that Beyonce-approved brand of brassiness and mostly hits its mark, especially on the trap-happy chorus.', according to Jason Liphutz of Billboard. ''Reflection' is based around a genius bait-and-switch, as Fifth Harmony coos sensual compliments ('Where you from? Must be heaven,' 'Think I'm in love, 'cause you so sexy'), but flips the script to reveal that the words are intended for themselves, not their male admirers. 'It is about a girl explaining to a guy about how fine he is, but later on she says sike I'm talking about my reflection.' as Dinah Jane Hansen described it. ' Reflection' is a song by Fifth Harmony included on their eponymous first studio album, Reflection, which debuted on February 3, 2015.

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