JENNIE's 'Dracula' hits 19 weeks in Billboard Hot 100 top 10, breaking her own K-pop record
JENNIE extends her own record for longest Hot 100 top-10 run by a K-pop artist, while 'Dracula' holds #1 on U.S. all-genre radio for a second straight week.
19 weeks and still counting
JENNIE's Dracula, her collaboration with Australian psychedelic rock act Tame Impala, dropped to number 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week. Five spots down from last week. But the slide didn't matter — she extended her own record to 19 consecutive weeks in the top 10, the longest run ever by a K-pop artist on that chart. She set it. She keeps breaking it.
On U.S. all-genre radio, Dracula pulled 62.5 million listeners for a second straight week at number 1. The track has held the top spot on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs for 39 weeks and on Hot Rock & Alternative Songs for 21 weeks.
&TEAM's 'Mark on Me' sets a new personal best
&TEAM debuted their new Korean-language mini-album Mark on Me at number 20 on the Billboard 200 — their highest chart position ever on that list. Their previous album We on Fire peaked at 52. This is their second Billboard 200 entry total.
Mark on Me hit number 1 on the World Album Chart (their first time there), number 3 on Top Album Sales, and number 18 on Artist 100.
The rest of the K-pop board
Elsewhere on the Billboard 200 this week:
- Stray Kids' THIS AND THAT — 34th, holding steady, now 8 consecutive weeks on the chart
- KATSEYE's WILD — 39th
- Netflix anime K-pop Demon Hunters OST — 40th, up 4 spots from the previous week
- BTS's fifth studio album ARIRANG — 40th or 43rd (two outlets report different positions), 28 consecutive weeks on the chart
- ENHYPEN's THE SIN : BLISS — 161st, up 35 spots from last week, now in its 6th week on the chart
On the Hot 100, KATSEYE's Animal slipped one spot to 31st. BLACKPINK member ROSÉ's solo track newtrick sits at 25th on Bubbling Under Hot 100, just outside the main chart. Taylor Swift swept the top of both charts this week — Patient Zero debuted at number 1, ending Ella Langley's 24-week run with Choosin' Texas, and Swift also occupied positions 3 through 5 on the Hot 100 with her own songs, while The Life Of A Showgirl reclaimed number 1 on the Billboard 200.
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