Blackpink member Jennie breaks her historic tie with her bandmate Rosé on Billboard’s Pop Airplay chart as “Dracula” returns to No. 1. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS – AUGUST 01: Jennie performs during 2026 Lollapalooza Festival at Grant Park on August 01, 2026 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Erika Goldring/WireImage)
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Jennie scored the biggest hit of her career when she joined alternative musical project Tame Impala on the song “Dracula.” The tune was originally a solo track credited to Australian musician Kevin Parker – who releases music under the Tame Impala moniker – but it did not rise to its all-time highs on a number of lists until the Blackpink star hopped on board the remix.
The two have taken “Dracula” to the top of Billboard charts that focus on various styles, including pop, rock and dance, as well as a handful of non-genre-specific tallies. This time around, “Dracula” flies back to the summit on the Pop Airplay chart, and as it returns, the smash breaks out of one historic tie and Jennie manages a first among K-pop artists on the radio roster.
Jennie and Tame Impala Return to No. 1
“Dracula” finds its way back to No. 1 on the Pop Airplay chart this week after sitting in second place last frame. The collaboration trades places with Bruno Mars’s “Risk It All,” which slips from first to No. 2. The Pop Airplay ranking – one of the most competitive radio rosters published by Billboard – tracks the 40 most successful songs at mainstream top 40 radio stations throughout the United States. “Dracula” earns its sixth stay at No. 1 on the tally as it flies high again.
Jennie Breaks a K-Pop Record
With half a dozen stints at No. 1, “Dracula” is now the longest-running leader among K-pop-connected tunes in the history of the Pop Airplay chart. That grouping includes songs classified as K-pop, as well as tracks featuring artists primarily known for their work in that style.
Last frame, “Dracula” was tied in one regard with “Apt.” by Mars and another Blackpink star, Rosé. That collaboration reached the summit in February 2025, several months after debuting, and it ultimately accumulated five weeks in charge. Now, Jennie and Tame Impala pull ahead and claim the record for the longest-running K-pop No. 1 on the Pop Airplay chart for themselves.
Jennie Beats “Golden” Twice Over
Only one other K-pop-related tune has dominated the Pop Airplay chart. “Golden,” taken from KPop Demon Hunters and credited to Huntr/x alongside singers Ejae, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami, spent three frames at No. 1. The Grammy- and Oscar-winning smash became the second K-pop leader on the roster after “Apt,” though “Golden” only managed half as many weeks in charge as “Dracula” has now earned.
Jennie Rules Six Billboard Charts With “Dracula”
“Dracula” sits at No. 1 on six Billboard rankings at present. In addition to returning to the summit of the Pop Airplay list, the collaboration holds at No. 1 on the Hot Rock & Alternative Songs, Hot Rock Songs, Hot Alternative Songs, Hot Dance/Electronic Songs and Dance Streaming Songs charts.
On all five of those latter rosters, “Dracula” is steady in first place. It is only on the Pop Airplay tally that the smash actually climbs back to the summit.