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The Chart Show: Remi Wolf's "Cinderella" goes to the Ball ...er, Hall of Fame

September 05, 2024

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Remi Wolf speaks onstage at The Drop: Remi Wolf at GRAMMY Museum L.A. Live on August 26, 2024, in Los Angeles.
Remi Wolf speaks onstage at The Drop: Remi Wolf at GRAMMY Museum L.A. Live on August 26, 2024, in Los Angeles.Rebecca Sapp/Getty Images

Remi Wolf closes out her Chart Show run for the single “Cinderella” by surging to No. 1 — and with 10 weeks on the ranker, achieves Chart Show Hall of Fame status. Also entering the Chart Show Hall of Fame this week are beabadoobee's "Take A Bite" and Green Day's "Dilemma."

Meanwhile, Killer Mike fell off the chart, making room for MJ Lenderman's successful indie jam, "She's Leaving You,” and for local favorites Yam Haus. In another local connection, JD McPherson debuts at No. 18 with “Sunshine Getaway,” a song inspired by a stay in Minneapolis.

Visit the Chart Show ballot to vote for your favorite new songs on The Current for next week’s show. When you vote, you’ll be entered for a chance to win one (1) pair of tickets to St. Vincent at the Palace Theatre in St. Paul on Friday, Sept. 20.

Heads up, Chart Show Voters — as you can see, The Current has a fresh, new website. To vote on your top tracks of the week, you’ll need to create an account.

Be sure to listen to the Chart Show every Thursday at noon!

TWLWWksThe Current Chart Show
ArtistSong
11310Remi WolfCinderella
218Chappell RoanGood Luck, Babe!
344Childish GambinoLithonia
4710beabadoobeeTake A Bite
538The Decemberists
Oh No
696The Heavy HeavyHappiness
788Brigitte Calls Me BabyWe Were Never Alive
81010Green DayDilemma
954Jack WhiteThat's How I'm Feeling
10116Mavis StaplesWorthy
11203Gary Clark Jr.Habits
1269GusterKeep Going
13122The BeachesTakes One To Know One
14144The Linda LindasAll in My Head
15165Hippo CampusParanoid
16183Beach BunnyVertigo
17X1MJ LendermanShe's Leaving You
18X1JD McPhersonSunshine Getaway
19X1Yam HausFirst To Try
20173WilcoAnnihilation
The Chart Show: Remi Wolf's "Cinderella" goes to the Ball ...er, Hall of Fame