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Tame Impala’s “Dracula,” featuring BLACKPINK’s Jennie, has spent 16 weeks in the Top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100.
The achievement makes it the longest-running Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 song by or featuring a K-pop artist.
Jennie’s “Dracula” Surpasses BTS’s “Butter”
“Dracula” remained at No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100 for a second consecutive week, extending its total time inside the Top 10 to 16 weeks.
That record surpasses BTS’s “Butter,” which previously held the record with 15 weeks in the Billboard Hot 100 Top 10.
The song has also reached a peak position of No. 5 on the chart.
How Jennie Became Part of the Record
“Dracula” was originally released as a solo song by Tame Impala. The track gained renewed attention after a remix featuring Jennie was released in February 2026.
The remix spread widely across short-form video platforms and introduced the song to a new audience of BLACKPINK and Jennie fans.
That renewed momentum helped “Dracula” climb the Billboard Hot 100 and remain inside the chart’s Top 10 for several months.
A Major Billboard Achievement for K-Pop
The new record is significant because it is based on a song involving a K-pop artist, rather than only a song released by a Korean group.
Jennie’s achievement shows how collaborations between K-pop artists and international musicians can reach audiences beyond the traditional K-pop market.
It also adds another major global milestone to Jennie’s solo career after BLACKPINK’s continued success around the world.
“Dracula” Continues to Reach a Global Audience
The song’s continued success has been supported by streaming, radio exposure and strong social media activity.
Its popularity on short-form video platforms helped create a second wave of attention months after the original release.
For many listeners, Jennie’s remix became the version most closely associated with the song’s viral success.
Why This Record Matters
Billboard’s Hot 100 ranks songs using streaming activity, radio audience impressions and sales data in the United States.
Remaining in the Top 10 for 16 weeks shows that “Dracula” was more than a short-lived viral hit. The song continued to attract listeners and maintain strong chart performance over an extended period.
Jennie’s contribution has now become part of one of the strongest Billboard achievements connected to a K-pop artist.
Did you expect Jennie’s “Dracula” remix to become this successful?
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