'Dracula' featuring Jennie climbs to No. 3 on Billboard Hot 100

Dracula, a collaborative single featuring Australian indie band Tame Impala and K-pop sensation Jennie from BLACKPINK, has climbed to No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The song's ascent to the top three marks a two-spot jump from its previous position of No. 5, placing it in its 58th consecutive week on the chart. This success has earned Jennie a special distinction, tying her ranking with her BLACKPINK bandmate Rose as the highest-charting female K-pop artist, with the only other artist in this category being the trio that performed Golden from the soundtrack of KPop Demon Hunters, which topped the chart.

Originally released as a solo effort by Tame Impala in October of the previous year, Dracula experienced a resurgence in popularity after Jennie contributed a remix version in February. The remix went viral on short-form video platforms, leading to its climb up the rankings. The song's strong presence on the Billboard Hot 100 has now turned the focus towards the possibility of Jennie securing a Grammy Award nomination next week for the track, boosted by its consistent performance on the chart.

In other Hot 100 news, U.S.-based K-pop girl group Katseye's single Animal dropped five spots, settling at No. 32 and completing its 15th week on the chart.