SEOUL — Jennie has once again proven her global star power. The BLACKPINK member’s collaborative track "Dracula," created alongside Australian singer-songwriter Tame Impala, has reached No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Billboard updates revealed that the track jumped two positions in its 58th week on the chart. This milestone matches the historic record set by fellow bandmate Rosé with her smash hit "APT.," making Jennie and Rosé the joint record-holders for the highest-charting female K-pop solo acts on the Hot 100, following the chart-topping success of the animated film K-Pop Demon Hunters OST, "Golden."

"Dracula" was first introduced as a Tame Impala solo release late last year. However, the track experienced a viral resurgence on short-form video platforms after Jennie joined a special remix version earlier this year. With the song showing remarkable longevity, music insiders are speculating about a potential Grammy nomination for Jennie as the awards season approaches.

The latest Billboard charts also highlighted strong performances from other prominent K-pop and global hybrid acts. ILLIT and IVE made notable debuts on the Billboard 200 album chart with "Break Even" at No. 6 and "Looks Can Kill" at No. 126. Meanwhile, groups like BTS, Stray Kids, and Katseye continued to maintain solid footholds across the charts with their recent releases.

Adding a nostalgic twist to the weekly updates, the late Michael Jackson’s timeless classic "Thriller" experienced a massive holiday surge, climbing to No. 2 on both the singles and album charts during the American Halloween season.

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