Jennie and Tame Impala's "Dracula" remix keeps gaining momentum on U.S. radio. The collaboration has now reached No. 6 on Billboard's Radio Songs chart, marking its highest position yet on the weekly ranking that tracks plays across all radio formats nationwide.

The track's steady ascent reflects strong radio support following its recent recognition as one of Billboard's 50 best songs of 2026 so far. That midyear feature positioned Jennie alongside other chart-dominating artists like BTS, whose "Come Over" debuted at No. 1 and continues its hot streak on the charts.

The "Dracula" remix represents a notable crossover moment for Jennie, bringing her into the orbit of Tame Impala's psychedelic-pop sound. The collaboration has resonated with U.S. radio programmers, who've steadily increased airplay week after week. Radio chart momentum often translates to sustained streaming success, and this track appears to be no exception.

For BLACKPINK members, individual projects continue to gain traction in the U.S. market. Jennie's collaboration with the Australian music project demonstrates the appetite for K-pop artists working across genres and with international artists, a trend that's become increasingly common as streaming breaks down traditional music silos.

The No. 6 peak positions "Dracula" as one of the stronger K-pop related crossover moments on U.S. radio this year. Whether the track continues climbing or stabilizes at its current position, the achievement underscores Jennie's appeal as both a solo artist and collaborator in the American market.