JENNIE ties Rosé's record with No. 3 Billboard Hot 100 debut
JENNIE has reached No. 3 on the US Billboard Hot 100 with her collaboration 'Dracula', tying the highest chart position previously set by BLACKPINK member Rosé.
JENNIE reached No. 3 on the US Billboard Hot 100 on the 14th with 'Dracula', tying the solo record previously set by Rosé. The collaboration with Tame Impala entered the top three after 58 weeks, setting a record for the longest time to reach that position in the chart's history.
According to media reports, JENNIE, a member of the group BLACKPINK and a singer, has broken her own personal record by reaching No. 3 on the US Billboard main single chart, the 'Hot 100'. This achievement ties the highest chart position for a K-pop female solo artist previously set by fellow member Rosé with 'APT'.
According to the Billboard announcement, 'Dracula', a collaboration between JENNIE and the Australian psychedelic rock band Tame Impala, rose two spots from the previous week to reach No. 3 on the 'Hot 100' dated the 14th. Benefiting from the Halloween season, the song's ranking climb was driven by a 31% increase in streaming compared to the previous week during the tracking period.
With this, JENNIE has tied the No. 3 record set by Rosé last February with 'APT', a collaboration with Bruno Mars. 'Dracula' entered the top three 58 weeks after its chart debut, surpassing the 51-week record set by Glass Animals' 'Heat Waves' to become the song that took the longest time to enter the top three in 'Hot 100' history.
Additionally, the song has spent a total of 24 weeks in the 'Hot 100' top 10, breaking the longest record for a K-pop artist, and has held the top spot in the 'Radio Songs' category for eight consecutive weeks. JENNIE released 'Someone to Hold', an OST for the Netflix animated film 'Steps', on the 6th, and previously released the new digital EP 'Fallen Angel' on August 28.
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