BLACKPINK are owning the U.S. charts this week — and they didn’t even need a group single to do it.

JENNIE’s “Dracula” — her remix collab with Tame Impala — just climbed three spots back to No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100, tying its all-time peak. And it did it the scariest way possible: with a new single-day U.S. streaming high of 2.8 million on-demand streams on Halloween itself.

Let that sink in. A K-pop solo track hit its biggest day ever on October 31 — a spooky-season anthem if there ever was one.

The track has already topped both Pop Airplay and Adult Pop Airplay, and outlets credit it with the longest consecutive Hot 100 Top 10 run by a K-pop act (16–20 weeks).

And JENNIE isn’t alone at the top. In the same chart week, bandmate LISA’s new solo EP “Press Play” debuted at No. 35 on the Billboard 200 — two BLACKPINK members sitting in the top tier of the U.S. charts at the same time.

For the chart obsessives: this is the Billboard chart week dated Nov. 7, released Nov. 3 (U.S. time). Also charting in the same week: KATSEYE’s “Animal” at No. 27.

Featured image: JENNIE via Wikimedia Commons.

Sources: allkpop | Korea JoongAng Daily | Yonhap