Trippie Redd has built an impressive catalog of solo records, but some of the biggest chart moments of his career have come when another major artist is on the record with him.

His highest-charting song as a lead artist is “Miss the Rage,” featuring Playboi Carti, which debuted and peaked at No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100. The collaboration remains Trippie’s closest run at cracking the chart’s Top 10.

He also found major success alongside Travis Scott on “Dark Knight Dummo.” The 2017 collaboration reached No. 72 on the Hot 100 and went on to become one of the defining records of Trippie’s early career.

Another of his biggest appearances came on XXXTentacion’s “F**k Love.” Trippie is the featured artist on the track—not the other way around—and the song eventually climbed to No. 28 on the Hot 100.

That doesn’t mean Trippie hasn’t produced successful records on his own. Songs such as “Topanga” and “Taking a Walk” became staples of his catalog without relying on superstar guest appearances.

Still, his Hot 100 history shows an interesting pattern: when Trippie pairs his melodic style with another major artist, the results have produced some of the highest-charting records associated with his career.