Jennie Reaches No. 1 on Billboard Pop Airplay with “Dracula”

BLACKPINK’s Jennie set a new record on U.S. music charts with her collaboration song “Dracula” featuring Tame Impala. The track reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Pop Airplay chart, marking the first time both Jennie and Tame Impala — Kevin Parker’s music project — have claimed the top spot on this chart.

The Pop Airplay chart is a top 40 ranking that tracks song plays across U.S. radio stations, representing one of the most competitive stages in the mainstream American music industry. Reaching No. 1 on this chart signifies extensive radio support and strong audience response.

The solo chart successes of BLACKPINK’s members have attracted significant attention. In February 2025, Rosé took home Pop Airplay No. 1 with her collaboration song “Apt.” with Bruno Mars, which held the top position throughout that entire month. With Jennie’s latest achievement, half of BLACKPINK’s members have now reached the pinnacle of Pop Airplay as solo artists.

No other famous groups, including Destiny’s Child, have achieved such results.

“Dracula” was released in 2026 as a remixed version by Jennie of Tame Impala’s original single. The song is regarded as one of the most notable hits of 2026 worldwide. It demonstrated its versatile musical quality by simultaneously making it onto charts across various genres, including electronic music, dance, pop, rock, and alternative music.

This collaboration is being recorded as a successful crossover example between a K-pop artist and a Western music artist. The partnership between Jennie and Tame Impala illustrates how music collaborations that transcend genres and regions can achieve success on global charts.