Jennie’s ‘Dracula’ Reaches Billboard’s Summer Songs Top 10 as ‘Less than a Lover’ Debuts Globally

Jennie’s latest chart week brings two distinct milestones into focus: a summer-season breakthrough for the collaboration version of ‘Dracula’ and an immediate international start for her new single ‘Less than a Lover’. The BLACKPINK member has continued to build a solo chart profile across pop, dance, rock, and global rankings, with the newest figures showing both sustained radio support and fresh streaming reach.

The version of ‘Dracula’ that pairs Jennie with Tame Impala has moved into the top 10 of Billboard’s Songs of the Summer chart. In its 10th consecutive week on that ranking, the track rose to No. 10, giving it a new high point during a competitive seasonal window. The chart tracks songs that define the U.S. summer period, making the placement a notable sign of the record’s staying power.

A summer-chart breakthrough

The result is especially notable because seasonal charts can shift quickly as new releases arrive and radio playlists change. Reaching the top tier after several weeks indicates that the track has continued to connect with listeners rather than relying only on launch-day attention. It also gives the collaboration an additional marker beyond its weekly genre and airplay positions.

The No. 10 placement arrives alongside a broad set of continuing positions for ‘Dracula’. The song remained No. 1 on Pop Airplay, Adult Pop Airplay, Hot Dance/Electronic Songs, Hot Rock & Alternative Songs, and Dance Streaming Songs. Its reach across those formats reflects an unusually wide footprint for one release, spanning radio-driven pop exposure as well as genre-based and streaming measures.

Elsewhere, ‘Dracula’ held its previous peak of No. 2 on Radio Songs and stayed at No. 6 on the Hot 100. Those positions suggest that the track’s appeal is not limited to a single chart lane. Radio circulation, on-demand listening, and cross-format programming are all contributing to its current run, which has extended beyond an initial release-week surge.

On the international tallies, the track climbed back to No. 5 on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart and remained No. 7 on the Global 200. The two rankings capture worldwide listening in slightly different ways, and together they underline the scale of the song’s audience outside a solely domestic context. For Jennie, the results add another week of visibility to a release already performing strongly across multiple categories.

‘Less than a Lover’ opens with global reach

Jennie’s newer single ‘Less than a Lover’ also entered the rankings with solid opening numbers. The song debuted at No. 11 on the Global Excl. U.S. chart and No. 26 on the Global 200. It additionally started at No. 7 on the Bubbling Under Hot 100, placing it close to the main U.S. singles chart while establishing an early base of global consumption.

These first-week positions give the single a different, but complementary, role in Jennie’s current chart picture. While ‘Dracula’ is demonstrating longevity and expanding format reach, ‘Less than a Lover’ is beginning its own cycle with international discovery already evident. The coexistence of the two songs on global rankings means listeners are engaging with more than one phase of her recent work at once.

A growing solo chart record

Jennie also rose to No. 54 on the Artist 100, marking her 21st total week on the chart as a solo artist. The ranking combines activity across albums, songs, streaming, radio, sales, and social measures, so the entry offers a broader snapshot of an artist’s overall presence during the week.

The latest results show how a major collaboration and a newly released solo track can operate in parallel. ‘Dracula’ has become a durable summer release with crossover chart strength, while ‘Less than a Lover’ has begun to find an audience across global markets. As both tracks continue their runs, the next chart updates will indicate whether the new single can convert its opening into a longer-term climb.