Fifth Harmony Doesn't Understand Sledgehammers

Fifth Harmony just released a song entitled "Sledgehammer," in which they claim that their hearts are beating like sledgehammers in order to show that their hearts are beating fast. The problem with this is that sledgehammers are heavy instruments that take a lot of effort to swing, and it's likely that anybody whose heart is beating like a sledgehammer is only beating about 10 times per minute (and that may be giving whoever is swinging the benefit of the doubt). They probably meant jackhammer, which seems like a pretty glaring oversight. So, just in case you're confused, here are the differences"

This is a sledgehammer

If your heart is beating like a sledgehammer, then you're probably going to die.

This is a jackhammer

Jackhammers can average over 2,000 blows per minute, which is probably what Fifth Harmony was trying to allude to when they claimed that they were "trying to contain...the love that's in (their) veins." Honestly, if your heart is beating like a jackhammer, you're probably going to die as well. At least you would have a pulse, though.