Jennie’s “Dracula” Re-Enters Billboard Hot 100 at No. 10, Writing New History as a K-Pop Solo Artist

Jennie’s “Dracula,” featuring Tame Impala, has returned to the top 10 of the U.S. Billboard charts. This marks her second appearance in the top 10, following a previous placement at No. 10 last month, serving as clear evidence of the song’s chart resurgence.

The success of “Dracula” can be attributed to its widespread sharing on short-form video platforms. Originally released as a solo track by Australian singer Tame Impala in October of last year, the song began gaining momentum on short-form platforms after a remix version featuring Jennie was unveiled in February of this year. This boost helped it reach No. 10 on the Hot 100 last month, and it has now returned to the upper ranks once again this week.

Notably, “Dracula” has also performed well on radio charts. The song reached a new peak on Billboard’s Pop Airplay chart as well. Having stayed on the chart for 28 weeks, it continues to receive frequent airplay on pop stations. With her entry into the top 10 on this chart, Jennie has rewritten history as a K-pop solo artist. Very few K-pop solo artists have ever made it into the top 10 of the Pop Airplay chart.

Jennie is now achieving success across various Billboard charts as a K-pop solo artist. While her groupmate Rosé’s “APT” once reached as high as No. 3 on the Hot 100, Jennie’s “Dracula” has accomplished success in another category—Pop Airplay. The fact that “Dracula” maintains high rankings across multiple radio formats demonstrates the song’s strong genre fusion and global appeal.