In the song "Isolated," we find Mickey Mouse in a state of depression and solitude, having been alone for three months since Minnie left him in tears. This separation was triggered by Mickey's anger, which led to a regrettable incident where he slapped her while trying to earn some extra money. For three long months, the street remained eerily still, mirroring Mickey's own emotional turmoil as he left his home in search of peace. In this scene, we also see BF, a character reminiscent of classic animation, holding a microphone. BF appears as a monochrome cartoon figure with exaggerated features, including large, oval eyes and a simple, almost childlike smile. His hair is short and slightly tousled, and he sports a cap with a gently curved brim, a bow tie, and shorts adorned with large, round accents on the sides. His shoes are oversized and round-toed, adding to his whimsical appearance. With a microphone in his right hand, he suggests a performance or singing, embodying a cheerful spirit that contrasts with Mickey's somber mood. The artistic style evokes the charm of 1920s or 1930s cartoons, characterized by bold outlines and simplified shapes. As BF sings joyfully alongside Mickey, the latter initially feels confused, but what other choice does he have? Having lost everything, joining BF in song appears to be his only path forward.