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\n\tFifth Harmony<\/a> is back \u2014 and the reunion fervor is all over Spotify. Data obtained by Rolling Stone <\/em>shows searches for the girl group increased by 665 percent following the group\u2019s surprise performance<\/a> on Sunday night.<\/p>\n \n\tThe group reunited as a four-piece for the first time since their \u201cindefinite hiatus,\u201d performing hits \u201cWork From Home\u201d and \u201cWorth It\u201d during the Jonas Brothers\u2019 live-streamed show in Dallas, Texas. After the viral performance, global streams for the group increased overall by 100 percent.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cThank you all for the support over the past 24 hours \u2013 we missed you so much,\u201d the group wrote on Instagram,<\/a> sharing a video of them dancing to \u201cAll in My Head (Flex).\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tFifth Harmony\u2019s numbers have jumped several times over the past two years, thanks to the resurgence of singles \u201cWork From Home\u201d and \u201cAll in My Head\u201d on TikTok. Those viral moments fueled speculation about a reunion. Just a day before the performance, the music video for \u201cWork From Home\u201d reached 3 billion plays on YouTube, breaking the record for any girl group.<\/p>\n \n\tAccording to new data acquired by Rolling Stone<\/em>, in February 2025, \u201cAll In My Head (Flex)\u201d by Fifth Harmony and Fetty Wap saw a 590 percent increase in U.S. streams on Spotify. Globally, the numbers for the song increased by 350 percent streams on the platform. (Rolling Stone<\/em>\u00a0ranked the \u201cAll in My Head\u201d\u00a0<\/a>as the group\u2019s No. 1 song following the group\u2019s 10th formation anniversary in 2022.)<\/p>\n \n\tDespite not releasing music since 2017\u2019s album Fifth Harmony<\/em>, the group has 15.7 million monthly listeners on Spotify. Their single \u201cWork From Home\u201d is part of the platform\u2019s Billions Club with 1.6 billion streams. \u201cWorth It\u201d follows closely behind with 960.5 million streams.<\/p>\n