Jennie and Tame Impala's 'Dracula' Ties Hot 100 Peak at No. 5

Jennie and Tame Impala's "Dracula" is back at No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100, climbing three spots from the previous week and matching the song's highest position on the U.S. singles chart, Yonhap reported, citing Billboard.

Billboard published the chart Tuesday, U.S. time, putting the collaboration level with its best showing to date.

The climb comes deep into the song's chart run. @tootsiesbar posted on X that "Dracula" returned to No. 5 in its 57th week on the chart, up three spots. @PopBase counted 22 weeks for the track inside the top 10.

More may be coming. @ChartPredicts posted on Nov. 1 that early predictions had the single aiming for a new peak at No. 3 in its 58th week, crediting a Halloween boost, on the chart dated Nov. 14, 2026. Those are projections for a chart that has not published yet.

Behind it, Katseye's "Animal" was the next K-pop entry on the Hot 100, at No. 27.

On the Billboard 200, Lisa's new solo EP Press Play debuted at No. 35, the highest placement among the K-pop albums Yonhap listed this week.

The rest of that albums group:

• Katseye, Wild, No. 38
• BTS, Arirang, No. 57, in its 32nd week on the chart
• Cortis, GreenGreen, No. 90, back on the chart
• Stray Kids, This & That, No. 116

Yonhap reported that multiple K-pop acts appeared on the Billboard 200 this week.

The next Hot 100, the one dated Nov. 14, 2026, will show whether the Halloween lift carries "Dracula" past its current peak.