BLACKPINK member Jennie has achieved a major milestone on the United States music charts, securing her very first top 10 entry on Billboard’s Radio Songs chart.
This historic achievement comes courtesy of her hit collaboration with Australian psychedelic music project Tame Impala, titled “Dracula.”
The track has steadily scaled across American airwaves, cementing Jennie’s growing presence as a solo force within the mainstream Western radio market.
An official chart report detailed the historic nature of this achievement, stating:
“Jennie has entered the top 10 of Billboard’s Radio Songs chart for the first time in her career!
For the week ending on June 6, Jennie and Tame Impala’s hit collaboration ‘Dracula’ climbed to a new peak of No. 10 on the Radio Songs chart.”
Making History on Mainstream American Airwaves
Securing a spot inside the top 10 of the Billboard Radio Songs chart is notoriously difficult for international acts, as the metric tracks overall audience impressions across all formats of US radio stations.
The steady climb of “Dracula” to the number 10 spot emphasizes the cross-genre appeal of the track, blending Jennie’s distinct pop vocals with the signature, synth-heavy production style of Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker.
With this entry, Jennie joins an elite tier of Korean soloists who have managed to penetrate the upper echelons of the American radio landscape.
The song’s persistent airplay across Top 40 and rhythmic stations across the United States reflects strong, sustained listener demand that extends well past traditional streaming platforms, proving the track has captured the attention of the general American public.
Reaching New Heights on the Pop Airplay Chart
Beyond its top 10 breakthrough on the overall Radio Songs chart, “Dracula” is also experiencing immense success on Billboard’s specialized Pop Airplay chart, which monitors weekly plays on mainstream top 40 radio stations across the United States.
For the tracking week ending on June 6, the collaborative single successfully climbed to a new peak of number six.
This specific milestone allows Jennie to break her own previous record on the Pop Airplay chart.
She formerly peaked at number seven on the chart with “One of the Girls,” her highly successful multi-platinum collaboration with The Weeknd and Lily-Rose Depp from the soundtrack of the HBO series The Idol.
By pushing past that previous record with “Dracula,” Jennie continues to redefine her commercial ceiling as an independent artist under her own label, OA (Odd Atelier).
