"Not Spring, Love or Cherry Blossoms" continues to get love from fans.

The music video for the track, a collaboration between IU and boy band HIGH4, reached 10 million views on YouTube on July 22.

"Not Spring, Love or Cherry Blossoms" was released back in April and still continues to rank high on music charts in Korea. At the time of the song's release, the track topped ten online music charts, even before IU and HIGH4 appeared on music programs to promote the song.

The hit song has brought even more media attention for IU, who now has five top tracks on the K-pop chart, according to Billboard. The singer has officially become the K-pop queen with the popularity of her latest collaboration.

Despite her explosive success in the music industry, the pop star sensation recently revealed during her appearance on the television program "Healing Camp" that she gave up on college because her high school grades were below average, according to the publication Asia One.

"My mentor told me that it is very easy to get into Seoul National University but there were no colleges available with my grades," stated IU.

She added, "I don't think I liked school that much. I was just waiting for freedom from school."

IU has gone on to gain the respect of noted singers in Korea throughout the course of her career. Even noted solo artist Younha recently chose IU as one of the best singers in Korea, according to Allkpop.

During an interview with Kim Shin Young for his MBC radio program, IU revealed that she has great respect for Younha and Ailee, as well as Girls' Generation's Yaeyeon and SISTAR's Hyorin. Although the singer didn't hold back on praising her colleagues, when it came to her own singing, she stayed modest.

"Recently, when I listen to the songs I recorded in the past, I think, 'I wasn't all that bad at singing, either. I sound okay," stated IU.