Now, the release of the long-awaited Man on the Moon III: The Chosen sees Cudi return to the introspective, downcast atmosphere of his earliest work. Though the project contains some up-to-date ideas, the album stands for the most part as a return to the aesthetics and sounds of the rapper’s early work. The release also represents a long-awaited rejuvenation of form, and the lengthy disc is easily Kid Cudi’s best solo release since his early days.
| Act 1: Return 2 Madness |
| 1 | Beautiful Trip |
| 2 | Tequila Shots |
| 3 | Another Day |
| 4 | She Knows This |
| 5 | Dive |
| Act 2: The Rager, The Menace |
| 6 | Damaged |
| 7 | Heaven On Earth |
| 8 | Show Out |
| 9 | Mr. Solo Dolo III |
| Act 3: Heart Of Rose Gold |
| 10 | Sad People |
| 11 | Elsie's Baby Boy (Flashback) |
| 12 | Sept. 16 |
| 13 | The Void |
| 14 | Lovin' Me |
| Act 4: Powers |
| 15 | The Pale Moonlight |
| 16 | Rockstar Knights |
| 17 | 4 Da Kidz |
| 18 | Lord I Know |
