K-pop sensation Jennie has achieved a new personal best on the highly competitive Billboard Hot 100 chart. Her latest track ascended two positions from the previous week, marking her highest-ranking entry on the chart since her solo debut.
The acclaimed song “Dracula,” originally released as a solo piece by Tame Impala last October, experienced a significant resurgence in popularity. This renewed interest surged following the release of a dynamic remix featuring Jennie in February, which quickly went viral across various short-form video platforms and propelled the track notably higher in the music rankings.
In other chart news, the powerful collaborative single “Iconic By Mistake,” a joint effort by leading K-pop girl groups Le Sserafim, Illit, and Katseye, secured the No. 49 spot. This position reflects a six-spot drop from its performance in the preceding week.
Global superstars BTS continued to demonstrate their enduring chart power with their single “Swim,” which maintained its presence for an impressive 15th consecutive week, landing at No. 76.
On the prestigious Billboard 200 albums chart, the energetic K-pop boy group Ateez celebrated a significant milestone, claiming their third No. 1 album with their latest release, “Golden Hour: Part. 5.”
Adding to the chart diversity, “Arirang,” the fifth studio album from K-pop icons BTS, was ranked at No. 19. Furthermore, the original soundtrack for the eagerly anticipated Netflix animated film “KPop Demon Hunters” also made a strong debut, entering the chart at No. 23.
