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Going Nowhere is a song by Fifth Harmony included in their first studio album, Reflection, which debuted on February 3, 2015. They performed it on Live on Tour.
Critical Response
"An effervescent rant against a guy trying to exit a relationship that's still humming along, 'Going Nowhere' is powerful enough to be ranked among Reflection's most immediate pop pleasures. Producer Flict, who also helmed "Suga Mama," nets another win with his gummy synth riff here." according to Jason Liphutz of Billboard.
"'Going Nowhere' is the first deluxe song and is definitely the opposite of the more subdued 'We Know,' but it doesn’t feel overdone. The clapping in the verses and bridges do just enough to pump up the song before the chorus takes over. While it’s a deluxe track, it’s still one of the strongest of the group." according to Rebecca Mattina of andPOP.
"'Going Nowhere' has a slight island flare to it as the girls command their guy to take a seat because he isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. There are a couple of memorable lines in this one, “Boy, you better act like you got some sense / ’cause you got a dime, and that’s money well spent.” " according to Marcel Jeremiah of PPcorn.