Jennie from BLACKPINK is having one of the biggest moments of her solo career — and it’s happening in the most unexpected place: American radio. Her collaboration remix “Dracula” with Australian psych-rock band Tame Impala is officially a top 10 radio hit in the United States, and the chart story just keeps getting better.
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“Dracula” Billboard BLACKPINK Chart Performance — Full Breakdown
| Billboard Chart | Current Position | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Radio Songs | No. 9 🆕 Peak | 1st ever Top 10 for both artists |
| Pop Airplay | No. 9 🆕 Peak | 1st ever Top 10 for both artists |
| Hot 100 | No. 14 | Previous peak: No. 10 |
| Hot Dance/Electronic Songs | No. 1 | Holding strong |
| Dance Streaming Songs | No. 1 | Holding strong |
| Songs of the Summer 2026 | No. 14 | Chart debut this week |
| Global Excl. U.S. | No. 4 | Steady |
| Global 200 | No. 5 | Climbing back up |
| Artist 100 (Jennie solo) | No. 85 | 12th week on chart |
Why This Milestone Matters
This week, Jennie and Tame Impala’s collab remix of “Dracula” entered the top 10 of both Billboard’s Radio Songs and Pop Airplay charts for the first time, making it both singers’ first song ever to break the top 10 of either chart.
That’s a historic achievement on two fronts. For Jennie, it marks a genuine breakthrough on mainstream US radio — territory that has historically been very difficult for K-pop artists to crack. For Tame Impala, it’s equally a first, which shows how powerfully this unexpected genre-crossing collaboration resonated with American audiences.
The Radio Songs chart measures weekly plays on U.S. radio stations across all genres, while the Pop Airplay chart specifically tracks mainstream Top 40 radio stations across the United States. Cracking both at No. 9 simultaneously is no small feat.
Dominating Dance, Going Global
While the radio milestone grabs headlines, “Dracula” has quietly been one of the most dominant dance tracks of 2026. The single held onto its spot at No. 1 on both Billboard’s Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart and Dance Streaming Songs chart this week.
On Billboard’s global charts, “Dracula” held steady at No. 4 on the Global Excl. U.S. chart and climbed back up to No. 5 on the Global 200 — proof that this isn’t just a US story. The song is connecting with listeners worldwide.
The single also debuted at No. 14 on Billboard’s new Songs of the Summer chart, which just returned for 2026 this week. The seasonal chart runs for three months every summer from Memorial Day through Labor Day. A summer anthem status is now firmly within reach.
To understand how Billboard charts work and what makes these positions so significant, Wikipedia’s overview of the Billboard charts is an excellent reference.
Meanwhile, Jennie rose to No. 85 on Billboard’s Artist 100, marking her 12th week on the chart as a solo artist. The consistency is what makes this run truly impressive — she isn’t flashing and fading. She’s building.
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FAQs
Q: What Billboard charts has Jennie’s “Dracula” with Tame Impala charted on?
“Dracula” has charted on the Hot 100, Radio Songs, Pop Airplay, Hot Dance/Electronic Songs, Dance Streaming Songs, Songs of the Summer, Global 200, and Global Excl. U.S. charts.
Q: Is “Dracula” Jennie’s first top 10 on US radio?
Yes — peaking at No. 9 on both the Radio Songs and Pop Airplay charts marks Jennie’s first-ever top 10 on US radio, a career milestone for the BLACKPINK star.
