On “Mr. Solo Dolo III,” Cudi delves into his addiction and struggles stemming from his isolation. Throughout his career, Cudi has been well-known as a pioneer of openness and honesty related to struggles with mental health in hip-hop, a genre that has typically bolstered the male image of high levels of confidence and no invulnerabilities to remark.

The third track of the trilogy reiterates the feelings of loneliness Cudi has felt throughout his life, which define his musical style, career, and the theme of the Man on the Moon trilogy.