JENNIE has officially entered the Billboard Hot 100 top 10. “Dracula (Remix)” by Tame Impala featuring the BLACKPINK star climbs to No. 10 this week, marking a new peak for the psychedelic pop collaboration and delivering a major career milestone for the singer.
The achievement gives JENNIE her first-ever top 10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 as a soloist, placing her alongside ROSÉ as the only female K-pop solo artists in history to reach the chart’s top tier. The milestone also further extends BLACKPINK’s position as one of the most commercially impactful global groups in history.
Originally released earlier this year, “Dracula (Remix)” quickly developed momentum across streaming platforms thanks to its hypnotic synth production, distorted bassline, and JENNIE’s airy vocal performance layered over Tame Impala’s signature psychedelic textures. The track experienced another major surge over the past two weeks following heavy TikTok circulation, strong Spotify playlist support, and continued radio growth across international pop formats.
For BLACKPINK, the accomplishment adds another historic chapter to the group’s already extensive Billboard résumé. ROSÉ previously became the first female K-pop soloist to crack the Hot 100 top 10 when “APT.” with Bruno Mars climbed to No. 3 in February 2025. Now, JENNIE follows with her own breakthrough, making BLACKPINK only the fifth group with at least two women members to produce solo female top 10 hits on the chart.
The exclusive list includes some of pop music’s most influential acts across generations. Destiny’s Child previously achieved the feat through Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland, while Fifth Harmony entered through Camila Cabello and Normani. Fleetwood Mac accomplished it decades earlier with Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie, while the Go-Go’s reached the milestone through Belinda Carlisle and Jane Wiedlin.
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