JENNIE has matched ROSÉ’s record as the highest-peaking female Korean soloist in Billboard Hot 100 history, as “Dracula,” her collaboration with Tame Impala, climbs to a new peak of No. 3. The song rises three places on this week’s chart, giving the BLACKPINK members an unprecedented shared position among female K-pop soloists.
The milestone puts JENNIE alongside ROSÉ, whose collaboration with Bruno Mars, “APT.,” reached No. 3 in early 2025 and held that position for two weeks. More than a year later, “Dracula” has brought JENNIE to the same chart position, establishing a new high for her Hot 100 career.
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Although both records are collaborations, their achievements count toward the artists’ individual solo chart histories.
The achievement also places their records ahead of previous milestones by other BLACKPINK members. The group itself reached No. 13 with “Ice Cream,” its 2020 collaboration with Selena Gomez. LISA’s “Born Again,” featuring Doja Cat and RAYE, peaked at No. 68 in 2025, while JISOO’s “Eyes Closed” with Zayn reached No. 72 that same year. Among releases without major Western collaborators, ROSÉ’s “On the Ground” and LISA’s “Rockstar” both peaked at No. 70.
The broader K-pop record book has seen several acts reach the summit. BTS has multiple Hot 100 No. 1s, including “Dynamite,” “Butter,” “Permission to Dance,” “Life Goes On,” “My Universe” with Coldplay and “Swim” in 2026. Jung Kook also topped the chart with “Seven,” featuring Latto, in 2023, while Jimin reached No. 1 with “Like Crazy” that year.
Meanwhile, Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” continues its dominant run at No. 1 on the latest Hot 100, extending its time atop the chart to 27 weeks.
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