Jennie has reached a new milestone with her Tame Impala collaboration. "Dracula" has now cracked the top 3 of Billboard's Radio Songs chart, the first time the track has climbed to that level since its release.

This represents a major jump from the song's previous peak of No. 6, which it hit just a week prior. The steady upward trajectory shows the remix continues to resonate with radio programmers and listeners across the United States.

For Jennie, this marks her first appearance in the top 3 of the Radio Songs chart—a significant achievement that reflects the track's broader appeal beyond K-Pop audiences. Billboard's Radio Songs chart tracks airplay across all radio formats nationwide, making it a key indicator of mainstream U.S. radio adoption.

"Dracula" pairs Jennie's vocals with Tame Impala's signature psychedelic sound, creating a crossover moment that's been gaining traction since its debut. The collaboration has benefited from consistent radio support, with the track gaining plays week after week as it climbs the rankings.

The song's performance on radio complements its strong presence on streaming platforms, where the remix has also accumulated significant numbers. This dual success across traditional and digital platforms underscores how the collaboration has connected with different listener demographics.

Jennie continues to expand her solo career between BLACKPINK group activities, working with international artists to create genre-blending tracks. Her collaboration with Tame Impala demonstrates her willingness to explore different musical territories and reach audiences beyond her core fanbase.

With "Dracula" in the top 3 and showing no signs of slowing down, the track could continue climbing the Radio Songs chart in the weeks ahead. The collaboration has positioned Jennie among the select K-Pop artists who've achieved mainstream radio success in the U.S. market.