The extraterrestrial romantic drama "My Love From The Star" continued to lose its grip on the Billboard K-Pop Hot 100 this week, as "Some," Junggigo & Soyou's contribution to the blockbuster soundtrack, dropped another spot this week, to number four.

"Some" has spent nine weeks in the Billboard K-pop chart, six of them at number one. The six-week streak ties singer Lee Seung Gi's record for the longest amount of time a single has remained at number one in the nearly three years the chart has existed.

The new song to top the chart is "Wildflowers" by singer Park Hyo Shin. The single is the revered singer's first release in four years.

Park also wrote "Wildflowers," which jumped into the number one spot, after debuting last week at number four.

Earning the award this week for the chart's biggest mover, is girl group A Pink's new single "Mr. Chu."

The song debuted last week at number 25 and is currently in the number two spot on the Billboard K-pop chart.

"Mr. Chu" also earned A Pink a trophy on the Korean TV music competition "Show Champion," on Tuesday. The group "cried a storm of tears," according to tweet from st the show's official Twitter account.

Recently called "The Queen of K-pop," by Billboard, veteran performer Lee Sun Hee falls to number three in her second week on the K-pop chart, with new her single "Meet Him Among Them."

The song, which is the first single off of Lee Sun Hee's 15th album "Serendipity," debuted at number one last week.

"Serendipity," was released on March 25.

And rounding out the Billboard K-pop top five is rapper Mad Clown with his new song "Without You" featuring Hyorin of Sistar. Mad Clown and Kim Do Hoon produced the song, which debuted at number five this week.

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