Following a two-month hiatus from the stage after allkpop posted her unauthorized nude photos, solo singer Ailee's career appears to be as hot as ever.

After debuting at number 33 last week, her comeback single "Singing Got Better" is currently at number three on the Billboard K-Pop Hot 100.

Ailee's new top five hit was written and produced by Korean R&B vocalist Wheesung.

Though Ailee's record label YMC Entertainment did not intend "Singing Got Better" to be a comeback single for the artist, the timing couldn't have been better.

Although the song was recorded three years ago, its release had been delayed while Wheesung served out his mandatory two years in the South Korean army.

Last week Ailee made her dramatic return to the stage, performing "Singing Got Better" on the Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation television program "Show Champion," over a chorus of screaming fans chanting her name.

K.Will took home the top Billboard spot this week, with his single "Like A Star" debuting at number one.

The song, written by the successful soundtrack composer Kim Sae Jin, is yet another chart topping single from the drama "You Who Came From The Stars."

"Like A Star" was also the number one single on the Korean pop charts Bugs Music, Soribada, Olleh Music and Genie.

Coming in at number two, is last week's top song on the Billboard K-pop chart, "Wind That Blows" by Korean rock group M.C. The Max.

The group is the first to have a hit single on the Billboard K-Pop Hot 100, since Busker Busker released their smash "2nd Album," back in September.

Down from its position last week in the number two slot, Lyn's "My Destiny" is currently at number four in its third week on the chart.

The song is also from the soundtrack for "You Who Came From The Stars."

"Something," the new song by four member girl group Girl's Day, fell one position this week to number five in its second week on the chart.

Click here to see the full results of this week's Billboard K-Pop Hot 100