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As previously reported, Tame Impala and JENNIE jump to No. 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 (dated May 16) with “Dracula.”
The song, originally released by Tame Impala solo last October while its duet version arrived in early February, becomes each act’s first Hot 100 top 10. The act’s Kevin Parker previously hit the top 15 as a cowriter and coproducer, of Dua Lipa’s “Houdini” (No. 11, 2023) and Lady Gaga’s “Perfect Illusion” (No. 15, 2016). Similarly, BLACKPINK, with JENNIE as a member, has approached the top 10, reaching No. 13 in 2020 with “Ice Cream,” with Selena Gomez.
Meanwhile, JENNIE is the second member of BLACKPINK to hit the Hot 100’s top 10 as a soloist, after ROSÉ, whose “APT.,” with Bruno Mars, climbed to No. 3 in February 2025. BLACKPINK becomes just the fifth group with at least two women members that have reached the top 10 solo (and the fourth all-women act; Fleetwood Mac is also in the club).
The elite groups with multiple women members that have hit the Hot 100’s top 10 as soloists are: BLACKPINK — JENNIE and ROSÉ; Destiny’s Child — Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland; Fifth Harmony — Camila Cabello and Normani; Fleetwood Mac — Christine McVie and Stevie Nicks; and the Go-Go’s — Belinda Carlisle and Jane Wiedlin.
With BLACKPINK reaching elite territory — and with fellow members Jisoo and LISA potentially making further history — here’s a look at each group with more than one woman member that has hit the Hot 100’s top 10 solo and each of their top 10s apart from those groups. The list spans from “Dracula” back to Nicks’ first such success in 1981.
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BLACKPINK
- JENNIE’s solo top 10: “Dracula,” with Tame Impala (No. 10 to date, 2026)
- ROSÉ’s solo top 10: “APT.,” with Bruno Mars (No. 3, 2025)
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Destiny’s Child
- Beyoncé’s solo top 10s: “03 Bonnie & Clyde,” Jay-Z feat. Beyoncé (No. 4, 2002) / “Crazy in Love,” feat. Jay Z (No. 1, eight weeks, 2003) / “Baby Boy,” feat. Sean Paul (No. 1, nine weeks, 2003) / “Me, Myself and I” (No. 4, 2004) / “Naughty Girl” (No. 3, 2004) / “Check on It,” feat. Slim Thug (No. 1, five weeks, 2006) / “Déjà Vu,” feat. Jay Z (No. 4, 2006-07) / “Irreplaceable” (No. 1, 10 weeks, 2006-07) / “Beautiful Liar,” with Shakira (No. 3, 2007) / “If I Were a Boy” (No. 3, 2008) / “Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)” (No. 1, four weeks, 2008-09) / “Halo” (No. 5, 2009) / “Sweet Dreams” (No. 10, 2009) / “Telephone,” Lady Gaga feat. Beyoncé (No. 3, 2010) / “Drunk in Love,” feat. Jay-Z (No. 2, 2014) / “Formation” (No. 10, 2016) / “Perfect,” Ed Sheeran duet with Beyoncé (No. 1, six weeks, on five of which she was credited, 2017-18) / “Mi Gente,” J Balvin & Willy William feat. Beyoncé (No. 3, 2017) / “Savage,” Megan Thee Stallion feat. Beyoncé (No. 1, one week, 2020) / “Break My Soul” (No. 1, two weeks, 2022) / “Cuff It” (No. 6, 2023) / “Texas Hold ‘Em” (No. 1, two weeks, 2024) / “II Most Wanted,” with Miley Cyrus (No. 6, 2024) / “Jolene” (No. 7, 2024)
- Kelly Rowland’s solo top 10: “Dilemma” (Nelly feat. Kelly Rowland; No. 1, 10 weeks, 2002)
(Destiny’s Child has 10 top 10s)
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Fifth Harmony
- Camila Cabello’s solo top 10s: “Bad Things,” with Machine Gun Kelly (No. 4, 2017) / “Havana,” feat. Young Thug (No. 1, one week, 2018) / “Never Be the Same” (No. 6, 2018) / “Senorita,” with Shawn Mendes (No. 1, one week, 2019)
- Normani’s solo top 10s: “Love Lies,” with Khalid (No. 9, 2018) / “Dancing With a Stranger,” with Sam Smith (No. 7, 2019)
(Fifth Harmony has one top 10)
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Fleetwood Mac
- Stevie Nicks’ solo top 10s: “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around,” with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (No. 3, 1981) / “Leather and Lace,” with Don Henley (No. 6, 1982) / “Stand Back” (No. 5, 1983) / “Talk to Me” (No. 4, 1986)
- Christine McVie’s solo top 10: “Got a Hold on Me” (No. 10, 1984)
(Fleetwood Mac has nine top 10s)
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Go-Go’s
- Belinda Carlisle’s solo top 10s: “Mad About You” (No. 3, 1986) / “Heaven Is a Place on Earth” (No. 1, one week, 1987) / “I Get Weak” (No. 2, 1988) / “Circle in the Sand” (No. 7, 1988)
- Jane Wiedlin’s solo top 10: “Rush Hour” (No. 9, 1988)
(Go-Go’s have two top 10s)
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