Dracula vs Loser on Billboard: Which Song Features JENNIE?

Chart dated October 24, 2026 · Sources checked October 23, 2026. This preserves that chart week.

If you want JENNIE’s voice, choose “Dracula (JENNIE Remix).” “Loser” is a different Tame Impala song, credited to Tame Impala without JENNIE. The two sit next to each other on this week’s Billboard Global 200, which can make a quick glance at the artist column surprisingly confusing.

Here is how to find the collaboration, avoid mixing up the recordings, and read the numbers beside them. You can start with the music without learning anyone’s entire catalogue first.

JENNIE at Governors Ball, New York, June 7, 2026, identified by the photographer as a performance of “Like JENNIE.” It is not a photograph of the “Dracula” recording. Picikepocok22, via Wikimedia Commons, CC0. Proportional display. Photo source · CC0

Two neighbouring chart entries, two different credits

Global 200 entry	This week	Last week	Peak	Weeks on chart
“Dracula” — Tame Impala & JENNIE	17	22	2	53
“Loser” — Tame Impala	18	18	3	11

Source: Billboard Global 200, week dated October 24, 2026, on Billboard Canada. These are two selected entries, not a full K-pop ranking or the U.S. Hot 100.

For JENNIE: look for the remix label

“Dracula” has an original Tame Impala recording as well as a JENNIE remix. A search result with the title alone does not tell you which one you have opened. The official release link names both Tame Impala and JENNIE and calls the release Dracula Remix.

The official playback choice at the end of this article is the JENNIE Remix — Official Lyric Video. It is deliberately a lyric video, rather than the original version’s music video. If you arrived through BLACKPINK, this is the direct route to the collaboration; if you already know the original, it gives you a specific second recording to compare.

On that comparison, pay attention to the voices and how they fit the song. There is no need to decide which version “wins” before you have worked out which recording you are hearing.

JENNIE at a Chanel photo call, May 26, 2026. A separate press appearance from the recordings discussed here. Press-video frame: K-POPIT 케이팝잇 / TV10, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0. Proportional display; no additional content edits. Photo source · CC BY 4.0

For more Tame Impala: try “Loser” next

Sony Music’s release announcement identifies Tame Impala as Kevin Parker and introduces “Loser” as his work. That makes it a useful next step if the collaboration has made you curious about the artist behind it.

There is another credit to keep straight: Joe Keery stars in the “Loser” music video. The label names him as the actor/musician appearing in the video; his appearance does not turn the song into a JENNIE collaboration, or change the chart’s artist credit. A familiar face on screen and a featured vocalist on a recording are different things.

What the chart numbers can—and cannot—tell you

The current position is the place in this chart week. The peak is the entry’s best position shown in the chart history, while “weeks on chart” is the count displayed for that entry. Those columns are not release dates.

In particular, do not read the “53” beside “Dracula” as “JENNIE recorded this 53 weeks ago.” Use the actual release and version information to identify the recording. The chart row is also not a breakdown of which version every listener streamed.

The one-place gap between the songs does not give you a percentage difference in their audiences. Billboard describes a weighted worldwide chart using eligible streaming and sales activity; a rank alone is not a listener count.

JENNIE at Mad Cool Festival, Madrid, July 9, 2026, identified by the photographer as a “Like JENNIE” performance. A separate stage appearance, not evidence of this chart position or a duet performance. Picikepocok22, via Wikimedia Commons, CC0. Proportional display. Photo source · CC0

A two-song route that follows your curiosity

1. Follow the collaboration: start with the JENNIE remix lyric video. Save the exact remix title so a later search does not switch you to the original.
2. Follow the producer and singer: play the official “Loser” video next. Treat its film-like story and its recording credit as separate pieces of information.
3. Return to your favourite: keep the track that made you want another play. The chart is a discovery tool; it does not have to decide your preference.

Two quick questions

Are both songs BLACKPINK releases?

No. The remix is a Tame Impala and JENNIE collaboration; “Loser” is credited to Tame Impala. A member’s collaboration is not automatically a group release.

Is October 24 the date these songs came out?

No. It is the date of the Billboard chart used here. This article was researched on October 23 and keeps that dated snapshot even when the live chart changes.

Read next and source notes

For other songs from an earlier chart week, see our October “Dracula,” “SWIM” and “Golden” introduction. To understand territory differences, open Global 200 versus Global Excl. U.S..

Prepared by Kpop From Seoul with AI assistance using the linked chart, artist release link, official uploads and label announcement. Photo dates identify separate appearances. Send a correction.

Watch after reading

The exact recordings discussed above are collected here. No autoplay.

1. The collaboration: “Dracula” — JENNIE Remix

Official lyric video for the remix, distinct from the original “Dracula” MV.

Tame Impala - Dracula (JENNIE Remix - Official Lyric Video) ft. JENNIE · tameimpalaVEVO. Watch on YouTube.

2. The next Tame Impala song: “Loser”

Official music video. Joe Keery’s appearance is a video acting credit.

Tame Impala - Loser (Official Video) · tameimpalaVEVO. Watch on YouTube.

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