Tame Impala and JENNIE’s “Dracula (Remix)” could be heading for another major milestone on the Billboard Hot 100. According to projections from Nora Music, the collaboration is challenging for No. 2 on next week’s chart following a significant Halloween streaming surge, potentially setting a new record for JENNIE as a female K-pop soloist.
The latest projections come after the remix already returned to its peak of No. 5 on this week’s Billboard Hot 100. That position gave both Tame Impala and JENNIE their first top 10 entries on the chart.
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Halloween provided another boost to the track’s momentum. “Dracula (Remix)” accumulated more than 2.3 million streams globally on Spotify, while its performance in the United States was particularly striking. The song climbed 56 positions to reach a new peak of No. 20 on the US Spotify chart, collecting approximately 728,000 streams in a single day.
The seasonal timing helped bring the track back into the spotlight, with its dark, dance-driven sound finding a natural audience during Halloween celebrations. A viral TikTok trend had already helped revive the original “Dracula” months after its initial release.
Released on February 6, the remix retains the core instrumental arrangement of Tame Impala’s original while introducing JENNIE’s vocals, additional songwriting contributions and a newly recorded rap verse. Her appearance arrives midway through the track, with layered vocals across the chorus and verses before she switches to a more direct rap delivery in the added section.
The collaboration has also reshaped JENNIE’s standing on the Hot 100. Its current No. 5 peak made her the second BLACKPINK member to score a solo top 10 hit on the chart, following Rosé, whose “APT.” collaboration with Bruno Mars reached No. 3. A move to No. 2 would give JENNIE the highest-peaking Hot 100 song by a female K-pop soloist, surpassing the previous benchmark.
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