BLACKPINK’s Jennie has made notable strides with her duet on "Dracula" alongside Australian act Tame Impala. Originally a solo track from Tame Impala’s album *Deadbeat* released last fall, the song surged in popularity after Jennie joined, transforming it into a hit that has dominated global charts throughout 2026. Its continual success across multiple Billboard rankings underscores the power of this cross-genre collaboration.

A significant milestone was achieved when "Dracula" climbed from No. 16 to No. 15 on Billboard’s Adult Contemporary chart after 13 weeks, marking the second-highest peak for a K-pop track on this radio-focused ranking. This ascent matches the peak position of Lisa’s "Moonlit Floor (Kiss Me)," Jennie’s Blackpink bandmate, highlighting the growing influence of K-pop artists in traditionally western music spaces.

The climb also allowed "Dracula" to surpass other major K-pop hits, including BTS’s "Dynamite" and "My Universe" with Coldplay, as well as Rosé’s "Apt." with Bruno Mars. Despite this progress, the Adult Contemporary chart has seen only one K-pop song, "Golden," come close to the top 10, peaking at No. 2, showing there remains room for even greater achievements within this genre on that chart.

Beyond the Adult Contemporary ranking, "Dracula" continues to dominate by holding the No. 1 spot across six other Billboard charts, including returning to No. 1 on Pop Airplay for its seventh week. This sustained performance solidifies Jennie and Tame Impala’s collaboration as one of the most impactful K-pop crossover projects in recent years, further pushing K-pop’s presence in mainstream music charts.