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'Dracula' by Jennie Hits Number 8 on Billboard Hot 100, Setting Personal Record

BLACKPINK's Jennie has climbed to the Number 8 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 with her collaboration 'Dracula' featuring Tame Impala, marking her highest chart position. Other K-pop artists ATEEZ and CORTIS have also made significant movements on the charts, showcasing the genre's ongoing dominance.

By Min-Ji HanJuly 9, 20262 min read
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'Dracula' by Jennie Hits Number 8 on Billboard Hot 100, Setting Personal Record
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BLACKPINK's Jennie has soared to new heights on the Billboard Hot 100, reaching Nº 8 with her collaboration 'Dracula' featuring Tame Impala, marking her highest position to date. This impressive climb comes just weeks after the song garnered renewed attention when a remix featuring Jennie was released in February, perfectly coinciding with rising interest on short-form video platforms.

'Dracula' by Jennie Hits Number 8 on Billboard Hot 100, Setting Personal Record

As reported on July 7 by Billboard, the track jumped two spots from the previous week, making waves in both the U.S. and international markets. Originally released as a solo track by Tame Impala's Kevin Parker last October, the remix brought a fresh twist that resonated well with fans, sparking a notable chart resurgence.

K-pop’s grip on the charts continues, with other artists making notable appearances as well. The collaborative single 'Iconic By Mistake' by HYBE's girl groups LE SSERAFIM, ILLIT, and KATSEYE fell six places to Nº 49, maintaining a presence on the Hot 100 for three consecutive weeks.

Meanwhile, BTS's 'SWIM' landed at Nº 76, marking its 15th week on the chart. Their ongoing achievements reflect the group's continued popularity in the global music landscape.

'Dracula' by Jennie Hits Number 8 on Billboard Hot 100, Setting Personal Record

On another front, ATEEZ has celebrated a significant milestone, claiming the top spot on the Billboard 200 with their 14th mini-album, GOLDEN HOUR: Part 5. This marks ATEEZ's third triumph on the Billboard 200, further establishing their status as leaders in the K-pop genre. Their rise to notoriety shows no signs of slowing down, as they also topped the Artist 100 chart this week.

The K-Pop Demon Hunters soundtrack remains a force in the music sphere, hitting Nº 23 on the Billboard 200 after nearly a year of presence, holding strong on the chart since its release on June 20, 2022.

'Dracula' by Jennie Hits Number 8 on Billboard Hot 100, Setting Personal Record

In addition to these highlights, the debut EP from new group CORTIS continues to make waves, landing at Nº 97 with their mini-album, GREENGREEN, marking eight consecutive weeks on the chart. The K-pop scene is thriving, showcasing remarkable flexibility and fan engagement, particularly through short-form media content.

Overall, these achievements illustrate not only BLACKPINK's Jennie soaring to new milestones but also the collective strength of K-pop artists in an ever-competitive global market. The genre's vibrant presence on the Billboard charts serves as a testament to its expanding influence in the music industry.

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