Fifth Harmony puts super hot dudes to 'Work' in new music video

And it features Ty Dolla $ign.
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Hillary Busis
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Fifth Harmony puts super hot dudes to 'Work' in new music video
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Fifth Harmony is giving a whole new meaning to the phrase "work from home."

The girl group just released a new video for their poppy single featuring Ty Dolla $ign, and it's basically a nearly four-minute excuse to watch hot models do construction.

The song is featured on their upcoming album 7/27, which will be released on May 20. 

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Hillary Busis was Mashable's Deputy Entertainment Editor. Her coverage focused on the film and television industry. A graduate of Columbia, Hillary previously worked as a digital news editor at Entertainment Weekly, where she also cohosted a weekly show on EW's Sirius XM Radio channel. Her work has been featured in Vulture, Slate and the Wall Street Journal, among other publications, and she's also appeared as a guest on the 'Today' show and HuffPost Live.


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