JENNIE’s “Dracula” Remix Sets New K-Pop Record on Billboard Hot 100

JENNIE has another Billboard record to her name.

Tame Impala’s “Dracula,” boosted by its remix featuring the BLACKPINK member, has now spent 16 weeks inside the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 — the longest top-10 run for a song by or featuring a K-pop act.

The song holds at No. 6 this week, matching its position from the previous chart and extending a run that has already taken it as high as No. 5.

That pushes “Dracula” beyond the previous K-pop benchmark set by BTS’s “Butter,” which accumulated 15 weeks in the Hot 100 top 10.

The record comes through an unusual route. “Dracula” was originally released as a solo Tame Impala track in October 2025. A remix featuring JENNIE followed in February 2026 and helped give the song new momentum, including increased attention on short-form video platforms and a subsequent climb on the U.S. charts.

Its Hot 100 performance has developed gradually rather than arriving through a blockbuster debut. Earlier this summer, the track reached the top 10 before eventually climbing to its No. 5 peak in July.

Sixteen weeks in the top 10 now gives the collaboration a new longevity benchmark for K-pop involvement on Billboard’s primary U.S. singles chart.