Jennie Dracula Hits No. 5 on Billboard Hot 100, Setting New Peak

Tame Impala and BLACKPINK member Jennie’s collaborative single “Dracula” has climbed to No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100, reaching its highest position so far. The Jennie Dracula chart move marks a new career peak for Jennie on the Hot 100, after the song rose three places from No. 8 the previous week.¹

The July 14 reports place the single among the leading tracks on the Billboard Hot 100 while extending a steady rise that had already brought the song into the chart’s top 10. Yonhap News Agency reported that “Dracula” became Jennie’s highest-charting Hot 100 entry since debut, while The Korea Times carried the same ranking update and noted that the track moved up from its previous No. 8 position.¹²

Jennie Dracula Reaches Billboard Hot 100 No. 5

Jennie Dracula Billboard Hot 100 No. 5 Seoul music scene

The No. 5 ranking is the latest step in a chart run that accelerated after the remix featuring Jennie arrived earlier in 2026. A July 8 Yonhap report had described “Dracula” at No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100, then its highest rank, after the song moved up two spots from the prior week.³ One week later, the single advanced again, rising from No. 8 to No. 5.¹

Newsis, citing Billboard’s July 18 chart preview, also reported that “Dracula” rose three spots to No. 5 on the Hot 100. The same report said the single continued at No. 1 on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs for a 27th week and at No. 1 on Hot Rock & Alternative Songs for a ninth week.⁴

The latest Hot 100 placement gives the song a broader chart profile beyond its genre-specific performance. While the Hot 100 ranking is the main development, the continued No. 1 positions on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs and Hot Rock & Alternative Songs show that the single has remained active across multiple Billboard categories.⁴

Yonhap also noted the surrounding chart context: Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” remained No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for a 13th consecutive week.¹ That detail places “Dracula” within a competitive upper tier of the chart, with the Tame Impala and Jennie collaboration now five spots from the top.

From Top 10 Entry to New Career High

The climb to No. 5 follows an earlier milestone in May, when the Jennie and Tame Impala remix of “Dracula” rose to No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100. Soompi reported at the time that the track became the first Hot 100 top 10 hit for both Jennie and Tame Impala.⁵

That May result also made Jennie the second BLACKPINK member to reach the Hot 100 top 10 as a soloist, after Rosé.⁵ The new No. 5 position now moves Jennie’s highest solo-linked Hot 100 placement beyond the threshold first reached in May.

The July 8 ranking at No. 8 was itself reported as Jennie’s highest Hot 100 placement at that point.³ The July 14 update replaced that mark within a week, making the No. 5 position the strongest chart result for the song and for Jennie’s Hot 100 history so far.¹

The Korea Times linked the track’s renewed momentum to the Jennie remix released in February and to popularity on short-form video platforms.² The available source material does not provide platform-specific numbers, but it identifies short-form video activity as part of the song’s continued chart movement.

Remix Helped Extend the Song’s Run

“Dracula” was originally released as a Tame Impala song in September 2025 as part of the album “Deadbeat,” Rolling Stone Australia reported when covering the later remix. The same report said the original track had marked Tame Impala’s debut on the Billboard Hot 100.⁶

Tame Impala released the “Dracula” remix featuring BLACKPINK’s Jennie after teasing the collaboration on social media. Rolling Stone Australia also reported that Jennie’s label Odd Atelier shared a pre-save link before the remix release.⁶

Yonhap’s July 8 report similarly described the track as originally released by Tame Impala before gaining new traction after the Jennie remix arrived in February.³ Newsis later added that Jennie was credited from the April 4 chart after the remix’s chart gains reflected her contribution.⁴

Those details frame the No. 5 Hot 100 placement as the result of a song that moved from its original release into a wider chart phase after the Jennie-featuring version. The sources do not provide full weekly chart history for every interval, but they show a clear sequence: the remix arrived in February, the track entered the top 10 by May, reached No. 8 in early July, and then climbed to No. 5 in the July 14 reports.⁵³¹

The latest ranking keeps “Dracula” at its highest reported Hot 100 point to date and gives Jennie a new personal best on the U.S. singles chart. With the single also holding No. 1 positions on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs and Hot Rock & Alternative Songs in the July 18 chart preview, “Dracula” remains one of the most closely watched cross-genre chart performers tied to a K-pop soloist in 2026.⁴