According to The Korea Herald, Jennie of Blackpink claimed the No. 3 spot on Billboard's Hot 100 with her collaboration with Australian band Tame Impala, "Dracula," per a chart preview published in the US on Monday.

The Korea Herald reports the single climbed two rungs from the previous week, boosted by Halloween, while InMusic Blog describes the rise as three places to a new peak.

Either way, the milestone puts Jennie alongside bandmate Rosé, whose Bruno Mars collab "APT." set the highest Hot 100 position for a K-pop female solo act. "Dracula" appears on Tame Impala's fifth LP "Deadbeat," released in October 2025.

InMusic Blog reports that the achievement establishes an unprecedented shared position among female K-pop soloists: both Rosé's "APT." and Jennie's "Dracula" have now peaked at No. 3, with Rosé holding that spot for two weeks in early 2025 and "Dracula" bringing Jennie to the same mark more than a year later.

The outlet notes that although both records are collaborations, they count toward the artists' individual solo chart histories.

It also places the pair ahead of other Blackpink milestones the blog lists: the group's "Ice Cream" with Selena Gomez reached No. 13 in 2020, LISA's "Born Again" peaked at No. 68, and JISOO's "Eyes Closed" with Zayn reached No. 72 in 2025.

The Korea Herald highlights a detail fans have latched onto: "Dracula" has now charted for 58 weeks, which the outlet calls the longest time any song has taken to enter the top three in Hot 100 history.

That makes the Halloween-season surge the payoff of a genuinely marathon run rather than a debut-week spike.

The Korea Herald also notes that Jennie and Tame Impala performed the song live for the first time in July in Boston during the band's tour, giving the collaboration a growing live footprint alongside its chart longevity.

With the single now at its peak position, the question becomes whether it can hold or climb further in the weeks after Halloween.

InMusic Blog frames the tie as the latest chapter in Blackpink's record-setting solo careers, contrasting them with the broader K-pop record book the outlet sketches: BTS holds multiple Hot 100 No. 1s including "Dynamite," "Butter," "Permission to Dance," "Life Goes On," "My Universe" with Coldplay and 2026's "Swim," while Jung Kook topped the chart with "Seven" and Jimin with "Like Crazy" in 2023.

The blog adds that Rosé's "On the Ground" and LISA's "Rockstar," both without major Western collaborators, peaked at No. 70. Meanwhile, the blog reports Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" continues a 27-week run at No. 1, showing the summit Jennie and Rosé have yet to break.