Jennie Breaks Top 3 Of Billboard Radio Songs Chart For 1st Time With Tame Impala Collab “Dracula”
Both BLACKPINK’s Jennie and Tame Impala have hit new career highs on U.S. radio with their remix of “Dracula”!
This week, Jennie and Tame Impala’s collab version of “Dracula” soared to new peaks of No. 3 on both Billboard’s Radio Songs chart and Pop Airplay chart, marking new all-time highs for both singers.
Billboard’s Radio Songs chart measures weekly plays on U.S. radio stations across all genres, while the Pop Airplay chart measures weekly plays on mainstream Top 40 radio stations across the United States.
“Dracula” also returned to its peak of No. 10 on Billboard’s Hot 100, the main chart ranking the most popular songs in the United States.
Additionally, “Dracula” remained No. 1 on both Billboard’s Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart and Dance Streaming Songs chart this week. The song also climbed back up to No. 6 on Billboard’s Global Excl. U.S. chart, No. 7 on the Global 200, No. 12 on the Digital Song Sales chart and Songs of the Summer chart, as well as No. 25 on the Streaming Songs chart.
Meanwhile, Jennie took No. 87 on Billboard’s Artist 100, marking her 16th week on the chart as a solo artist.
Jennie And Tame Impala’s “Dracula” Jumps To New Peak On Billboard Radio Songs Chart
BLACKPINK’s Jennie and Tame Impala’s hit remix of “Dracula” continues its steady climb on U.S. radio!
This week, Jennie and Tame Impala’s collab version of “Dracula” soared to a new all-time high of No. 6 on Billboard’s Radio Songs chart, which measures weekly plays on U.S. radio stations across all genres. The new peak marks a career high for both singers.
“Dracula” also held steady at No. 6 on Billboard’s Pop Airplay chart, which measures weekly plays on mainstream Top 40 radio stations across the United States, and rose to a new peak of No. 4 on the Adult Pop Airplay chart.
Additionally, “Dracula” remained No. 1 on both Billboard’s Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart and Dance Streaming Songs chart this week.
Over on Billboard’s Hot 100, its main chart ranking the most popular songs in the United States, “Dracula” stayed strong at No. 18.
“Dracula” also took No. 10 on Billboard’s Global Excl. U.S. chart, No. 13 on Billboard’s Songs of the Summer chart, No. 14 on the Digital Song Sales chart, No. 15 on the Global 200, and No. 30 on the Streaming Songs chart this week.
Meanwhile, Jennie rose to No. 84 on Billboard’s Artist 100, marking her 15th week on the chart as a solo artist.
BLACKPINK’s Jennie, BTS, And KATSEYE Make Billboard’s “The 50 Best Songs Of 2026 So Far” List
The staff at Billboard have released their picks for the 50 best songs of the year thus far!
On June 24 local time, Billboard published its midyear roundup of “The 50 Best Songs of 2026 So Far,” ˙which spans a variety of genres.
BLACKPINK’s Jennie and Tame Impala’s collab remix of “Dracula” made the list at No. 14, with Lyndsey Havens writing, “It’s not often that a remix eclipses an original, but that’s exactly what happened here—thanks in large part to Jennie’s cohesive contribution. On ‘Dracula (Remix),’ the pop star doesn’t drop in for a verse [or] two, she’s embedded throughout, making her whispered presence a quiet, creeping force that creates a more intimate, conversational tone than Kevin Parker solo—especially with lyrical tweaks like ‘My friends are saying, “Shut up, Jennie, just get in the car”’ (instead of ‘Shut up, Kevin’) and later asking, ‘Hey Kevin, what’s up?’ As such, Jennie hopping on the track helped lure fans of the original and new listeners alike to crave another bite.”
Meanwhile, BTS’s “SWIM” took No. 25 on the midyear list. Kristen Wisneski wrote, “‘SWIM,’ the lead from ‘ARIRANG,’ BTS’s first studio album of new material since 2020, blends a melodic, mid-tempo alternative-pop sound in contrast to the upbeat songs the group usually releases. The song’s metaphor, combined with the lyric ‘I just wanna dive,’ allows the septet to reflect on taking a chance, embracing the unknown, and diving into something new while acknowledging that they’re ready for more. This sense of readiness for what lies ahead, together with the smooth synth-driven sound, created an atmosphere of calmness and reflection throughout the track, and helped make it smooth sailing for the group’s journey back to the No. 1 spot on the Hot 100.”
Finally, KATSEYE’s “PINKY UP” made the list at No. 45, with Kristen Wisneski describing the single as “just one piece of the vision behind the group’s new musical era.” She went on, “With the group putting its ‘PINKY UP’ as a symbolic response to the imminent apocalypse (‘One day, soon, the world’s gonna end/I’m gonna make out with my new bestest friends’), they make the best of end times and spend their final days on cloud nine. With an upbeat melody and highly danceable rhythm, the song continues to strike a chord with fans, both on their playlists and throughout KATSEYE’s festival run this summer.”
Jennie And Tame Impala’s “Dracula” Soars To New Peaks On Billboard’s Radio And Songs Of The Summer Charts
BLACKPINK’s Jennie and Tame Impala’s hit remix of “Dracula” continues to gain steam on U.S. radio!
This week, Jennie and Tame Impala’s collab version of “Dracula” soared to new heights on both multiple Billboard charts, marking several new career highs for both singers.
“Dracula” rose to new peaks of No. 6 on Billboard’s Pop Airplay chart, which measures weekly plays on mainstream Top 40 radio stations across the United States, and No. 8 on the Radio Songs chart, which measures weekly plays on U.S. radio stations across all genres.
The single also hit a new peak of No. 11 on Billboard’s Songs of the Summer chart, which just launched for 2026 three weeks ago.
Meanwhile, “Dracula” held steady at its peak of No. 10 on Billboard’s Hot 100, the main chart that ranks the most popular songs in the United States.
“Dracula” also continued its reign at No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart, Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart, and Dance Streaming Songs chart this week.
Additionally, “Dracula” swept the No. 6 spots on both Billboard’s Global 200 and Global Excl. U.S. charts.
Finally, Jennie climbed back up to No. 86 on Billboard’s Artist 100, marking her 14th week on the chart as a solo artist.
BOYNEXTDOOR Tops iTunes Charts + Lands All Songs From “HOME” In Top 30 Of Melon 100
BOYNEXTDOOR’s latest comeback is off to a strong start!
On June 8 at 6 p.m. KST, BOYNEXTDOOR made their long-awaited comeback with their first full-length album “HOME” and its intense title track “VIRAL.”
Six hours later—at midnight KST on June 9—“VIRAL” had climbed to No. 5 on Melon’s Top 100 chart. Additionally, BOYNEXTDOOR managed to chart all of the tracks from “HOME” in the top 30 of the chart, where “ADIOS!” came in at No. 14, “ddok ddok ddok” at No. 15, “Upside Down” at No. 17, “Forever You” at No. 20, “DIVE” at No. 21, “06070” at No. 23, and “I Wonder” at No. 30.
By 10 a.m. KST on June 9, “HOME” had reached No. 1 on iTunes Top Albums charts in regions like Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, and Indonesia, while “VIRAL” had hit No. 1 on iTunes Top Songs charts in Colombia, Indonesia, Mongolia, and Peru.
Meanwhile, “HOME” topped Hanteo’s daily album chart for June 8 after selling 591,900 copies on its first day of sales alone.
Jennie Enters Top 10 Of Billboard Radio Songs Chart For 1st Time With Tame Impala Collab “Dracula”
BLACKPINK’s Jennie has officially scored her first top 10 hit on U.S. radio!
This week, Jennie and Tame Impala’s collab remix of “Dracula” entered the top 10 of both Billboard’s Radio Songs and Pop Airplay charts for the first time, making it both singers’ first song ever to break the top 10 of either chart.
“Dracula” jumped to a new peak of No. 9 on both the Radio Songs chart, which measures weekly plays on U.S. radio stations across all genres, and the Pop Airplay chart, which measures weekly plays specifically on mainstream Top 40 radio stations across the United States.
“Dracula” also climbed back up to No. 14 on Billboard’s Hot 100, which ranks the most popular songs in the United States. (The song previously reached a peak of No. 10 on the chart last month.)
Additionally, “Dracula” held onto its spot at No. 1 on both Billboard’s Hot Dance/Electronic Songs chart and Dance Streaming Songs chart this week.
The single also debuted at No. 14 on Billboard’s new Songs of the Summer chart, which just returned for 2026 this week. The seasonal chart runs for three months every summer from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
On Billboard’s global charts, “Dracula” held steady at No. 4 on the Global Excl. U.S. chart and climbed back up to No. 5 on the Global 200.
Meanwhile, Jennie rose to No. 85 on Billboard’s Artist 100, marking her 12th week on the chart as a solo artist.
8 K-Pop Songs That Make Great Use Of A Fun House-Inspired Sound
With a sleek, modern sound that plays with melodies without being too overwhelming, house music is the genre rising up in K-pop! A bright, house-inspired backtrack mixed with K-pop’s signature energy is the combo that can’t be beat. If you want to reminisce with a playlist that contains some older hits or are curious about the genre making the rounds on the K-pop scene in 2026, look no further than this list!
1. RIIZE – “Impossible”
The light electronic beat underscoring “Impossible” doesn’t overwhelm the vocals in any way, letting the RIIZE members shine. The resulting song is somehow understated and dramatic at the same time, making for a track you’ll never get bored of! The dance break proves just how fun a house beat can be. It’s dance music, after all!
2. f(x) – “4 Walls”
An oldie but a goodie, the perfect throwback for fans missing the older K-pop sound—it’s the f(x) classic “4 Walls”! The soft start winds up with some truly stunning vocals and a rap beat you just can’t get enough of. It’s a surprisingly timeless sound too. With house music trending in K-pop, this song could’ve been released last week and not more than 10 years ago!
3. ENHYPEN – “Go Big or Go Home”
Proving that a good house beat never goes out of style, ENHYPEN released “Go Big or Go Home” back in 2021 before it was trending again! This song immediately makes you want to dance with the catchy melody and bouncy backtrack. It’s low-key enough to be added to any playlist, but it’s definitely the perfect pick now that summer is on its way!
4. i-dle – “Mono (Feat. skaiwater)”
i-dle has been dabbling in pretty much every genre since day one, but there’s something about this relaxed track that suits them so well! “Mono” has a more bass-heavy beat at times, but it’s balanced out by the ultra-chill melody. The result is a song that never seems too loud or overwhelming, but it still serves the stunning vocals i-dle is known for!
5. SEVENTEEN – “Eyes on you”
If the last few songs have been a little too laid-back for your tastes, SEVENTEEN proves that a house-inspired track can still pack a punch! With a slightly busier beat and a rap section for a sudden switch-up, “Eyes on you” definitely makes use of all of the members’ talents while staying true to that house sound. It’s a great pick for a dance party!
6. Hearts2Hearts – “FOCUS”
Hearts2Hearts is cementing their sound with their heavily house-inspired releases as of late, and it’s nothing short of fabulous! The mix of easy melodies and amazing vocal riffs is a combo that’s super addictive. Adding an electronic beat into the mix makes for a track that feels fresh, which is perfect for a rookie girl group making their mark on the industry!
7. TXT – “I’ll See You There Tomorrow”
A slept-on b-side from an album a few years back, “I’ll See You There Tomorrow” by TXT is finally getting its flowers thanks to the rise of house-inspired music in K-pop! The bright beat is somewhat of a contrast to the understated vocals, but the pairing somehow goes perfectly together. Plus, the melody is just too good. This one might get stuck in your head!
8. aespa – “Whiplash”
Lastly, if you thought that house music could only be used for a bubblegum concept, aespa is here to prove you wrong! “Whiplash” combines sudden powerhouse vocals with a super minimalist backtrack for a song that really makes an impact. Don’t be fooled by the easygoing melody at the beginning—the switch-up might even give you whiplash!
