
The viral remix gained one spot to match its best showing, while Katseye's 'Animal' rose to No. 28 and Stray Kids led K-pop albums.

Jennie's turn on Tame Impala's "Dracula" is back in the top five of the Billboard Hot 100. The collaboration rose one spot to No. 5 on the chart Billboard released Tuesday, Oct. 20, tying the highest position the song has reached, Yonhap reports.
The climb completes a two-week rebound. On the previous chart, released Oct. 13, the BLACKPINK star's single had bounced back to No. 6, and the wire service counted its unbroken stretch in the top 10 at 20 weeks.
The song is on its second life. Tame Impala first put out "Dracula" as a solo track in October of last year. A remix featuring Jennie arrived in February, caught on across short-form video apps and carried the track up the rankings.
Katseye was the week's other K-pop mover on the Hot 100. The group's "Animal" gained four places to No. 28, recovering from a slip to No. 32 the week before.
On the Billboard 200, Stray Kids' This & That was the top K-pop album at No. 35, down from No. 29 a week earlier. The soundtrack to Netflix's animated hit KPop Demon Hunters held at No. 37, and Katseye's Wild edged up a spot to No. 38.
BTS' fifth full-length album, Arirang, moved up to No. 41 from No. 43. That makes 30 consecutive weeks on the chart.
Further down, Enhypen's The Sin: Bliss held at No. 122, a week after jumping 39 spots to reach that position. Katseye's Beautiful Chaos landed at No. 176, giving the group three titles across Billboard's two main charts this week.
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