Jennie & Tame Impala's 'Dracula' Hits New Heights on Billboard Charts
Following her Governors Ball performance last week, Jennie's collaboration with Tame Impala continues its chart climb, reaching new peaks on Billboard's radio and summer songs rankings.
Jennie's solo momentum keeps building. Her collaboration with Tame Impala, "Dracula," has climbed even higher on Billboard's charts since her Governors Ball Festival performance on June 9th.
The track is now reaching new highs on both Billboard's Radio chart and the Songs of the Summer countdown—a significant jump from when it first cracked the Radio Top 10 last week. The steady climb suggests the song is resonating with both radio programmers and listeners as summer heats up.
"Dracula" represents Jennie's latest solo venture outside of BLACKPINK, continuing her string of successful individual projects. The collaboration pairs the BLACKPINK member's distinct vocal style with Tame Impala's psychedelic production, creating a track that's found traction across multiple listening platforms and radio formats.
The timing couldn't be better for the single—summer playlists are in full rotation, and Billboard's Songs of the Summer chart specifically tracks the season's breakout hits. Having "Dracula" gain ground on that list puts Jennie alongside some of the year's biggest crossover moments.
For Jennie, this represents another win in her solo career trajectory. She's balanced her BLACKPINK commitments with individual projects that have allowed her to explore different sounds and collaborate with artists outside K-pop. The Tame Impala pairing, in particular, showcases her willingness to take creative risks.
The BLACKPINK member's appearance at Governors Ball clearly helped build momentum for the track—bringing "Dracula" to life on stage in front of thousands likely introduced the song to new fans who then sought it out on streaming platforms and radio. That kind of in-person promotion paired with organic chart growth is rare, and it speaks to the crossover appeal both Jennie and the track have built.
With summer festivals still in full swing and radio stations favoring upbeat, collaborative tracks for the season, "Dracula" looks positioned to keep climbing—and so does Jennie's profile as a solo artist to watch beyond the group.