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Addison Agen and Karli Webster at the end of their battle round performance on The Voice Season 13.

And two of the 10 artists involved in those fan favorite duets have been eliminated.

Far and away the most successful battle round cover was turned in by Addison Agen and Karli Webster.

Their ballad-like version of “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” — yep, the Cyndi Lauper hit — checked in at number 37 on iTunes.

That’s the best chart performance so far in Season 13. In fact, it’s the only song to chart in the Top 125.

Karli won the Team Miley battle round match; Addison was stolen by Adam Levine.

Other battle round winners who cracked the Top 200 on iTunes included Eric Lyn (Team Jennifer), Keisha Renee (Team Blake), Mitchell Lee (Team Blake) and Jon Mero (Team Adam).

Along with Addison, Noah Mac and Dennis Drummond were stolen following Top 200 performances, landing on Team Jennifer and Team Adam, respectively.

The eliminated, despite the solid chart performance: Ignatious Carmouche and Brandon Brown.

Looking for favorites this early in the competition. You might want to look in the direction of Karli and Jon.

They also cracked the Top 200 on the charts during the blind auditions. Only four singers can make that claim, with Brooke Simpson and Ashland Craft being the others.

Here’s where all the songs landed during the battle round. All chart rankings were taken at noon the day after the performance aired because that’s when voting typically ends on The Voice.

Jon Mero has cracked the iTunes singles chart in both rounds of The Voice so far in Season 13. (NBC Photo)

#37 — Karli Webster and Addison Agen — “Girls Just Want to Have Fun”

#156 — Ignatious Carmouche and Eric Lyn, “Unaware”

#163 –Keisha Renee vs. Noah Mac, “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry” by Hank Williams

#165 — Mitchell Lee and Dennis Drummond, “Mr. Jones”

#197 — Brandon Brown and Jon Mero — “I Wish It Would Rain”

Country singles chart:

#59 — Ashland Craft and Megan Rose, “A Good Hearted Woman”

#73 — Natalie Stovall and Adam Cunningham, “Boondocks”

#122 — Red Marlow and Ryan Scripps — “Fishin’ in the Dark”

did not chart — Kristi Hoopes and Anna Catherine DeHart — “Independence Day,” Chloe Kohanski and Ilianna Viramontes, “I Am Woman,” Esera Tuaolo and Rebecca Brunner, “This I Promise You”

Pop singles chart:

#17 — Karli Webster and Addison Agen — “Girls Just Want to Have Fun”

#48 — Keisha Renee vs. Noah Mac, “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry” by Hank Williams

#58 — Brooke Simpson vs. Sophia Bollman, “You’re a Big Girl Now” by Bob Dylan

#71 — Brandon Showell and Hannah Mrozak, “Cold Water”

#83 — Janice Freeman and Katrina Rose — “Woman”

#91 — Shi’Ann Jones and Stephan Marcellus — “Oh Darlin'”

#104 — Anthony Alexander and Michael Kight — “I Feel It Coming”

#171 — Emily Luther and Gary Carpentier — “Send My Love”

did not chart — Alexandra Joyce and Jeremiah Miller — “One Call Away”

R&B / Soul singles

#12 — Ignatious Carmouche and Eric Lyn, “Unaware”

#16 — Brandon Brown and Jon Mero — “I Wish It Would Rain”

#27 — Lucas Holliday vs. Meagan McNeal, “My Prerogative” by Bobby Brown

#28 — Davon Fleming and Maharasyi, “I’m Your Baby Tonight”

#34 — Chris Weaver vs. Kathrina Feigh, “Dangerous Woman” by Ariana Grande

Rock singles chart

#7 — Mitchell Lee and Dennis Drummond, “Mr. Jones”

#18 — Adam Pearce vs. Whitney Fenimore “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around” by Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty

#43 — Moriah Formica vs. Shilo Gold, “American Woman,” by Lenny Kravitz

did not chart — Dave Crosby and Dylan Gerard, “Doctor My Eyes”

Note: All of the songs that did not chart were montaged during the battles, meaning we only saw a few seconds of each performance.