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Kyla Jade performs during the knockout round on The Voice. (NBC Photo)

Kyla Jade scored the biggest iTunes hit from Monday’s episode of The Voice.

As of midnight eastern time, her blistering cover of “You Don’t Own Me” was the only song from Monday’s show to crack the iTunes Top 200 singles chart.

By noon Tuesday, it had climbed all the way to number 88 on that chart.

In addition, it was sitting at an impressive number seven on the R&B singles chart.

Singing for Team Blake Shelton, Kyla won her knockout round match and became one of the first Season 14 contestants to earn a berth in the live playoffs, which begin two weeks from now.

But Kyla wasn’t the only singer with reason to celebrate as the chart results came in.

By 10 a.m., all the songs available from Monday’s show had already cracked the Top 200 on a genre chart. And three other artists featured on Monday’s show — Spensha Baker, Kaleb Lee and Johnny Bliss — had cracked the overall singles chart.

Then there’s Mia Boostrom. Her Team Adem Levine performance of “Wade in the Water” was number one — that’s right — number one on the iTunes blues singles chart.

Below is where all the songs ranked as of noon, which is when voting typically ends following a live episode of The Voice.

And as I always caution, chart to chart comparisons are tough. Some genre charts — pop and country — are more difficult to scale than others.

Overall Singles Chart

#88 — Kyla Jade, “You Don’t Own Me”

#111 — Kaleb Lee, “Free”

#145 — Spensha Baker, “Broken Halos”

#195 — Johnny Bliss, “Alive”

Alternative Singles Chart

#26 — Jackie Foster, “Bring Me to Life”

Blues Singles Chart

#1 — Mia Boostrom, “Wade in the Water”

Country Singles Chart

#23 — Kaleb Lee, “Free”

#33 — Spensha Baker, “Broken Halos”

#76 — Jackie Verna, “American Honey”

Pop Singles Chart

#57 — Johnny Bliss, “Alive”

#90 — Austin Giorgio, “Almost Like Being in Love”

#98 — Drew Cole, “Slow Hands”

R&B / Soul Singles Chart

#7 — Kyla Jade, “You Don’t Own Me”