Jennie Passes Lisa's Peak on Billboard Radio Songs Chart

Jennie's collaboration with Tame Impala titled "Dracula" rose from No. 39 to No. 29 on Billboard's Radio Songs chart this week. The gain marks a new peak for the track, which credits both artists though it began as a solo release for the rock act. The advance also moves Jennie past her Blackpink bandmate Lisa on the all-time list of highest-charting songs featuring K-pop soloists.

"Dracula" now stands as the fifth-highest peaking hit among all songs that credit any K-pop soloist in either a lead or featured role. Last week the song sat behind the No. 35 peak of "Priceless" by Maroon 5 featuring Lisa. The single's 10-position jump this week allowed it to vault over that mark.

Only one song connected to K-pop has reached No. 1 on the Radio Songs chart. That track, "Golden" from the project KPop Demon Hunters, credits a fictional girl group along with vocalists including Ejae. " that reached No. 4. Two releases associated with male K-pop artists have also charted in the upper half of the Radio Songs list.

One track peaked at No. 12 while another stopped at No. 28. "Dracula" currently sits one position behind that No. 28 mark and could pass it in coming weeks.

The collaboration represents a new career high for Tame Impala on the Radio Songs chart. The project, led by one individual, has not previously reached this level of airplay. Jennie has now placed two songs on the Radio Songs chart under her own name.

Her first entry came in March 2024 with the track "One of the Girls" alongside two co-stars from the television series The Idol. That song spent three weeks on the chart and reached a peak position of No. 48. Jennie's work with Blackpink has also delivered multiple charted songs on various Billboard rankings in the United States.