delivering humorous tracks like "Hoodrats" and "Got Some Teeth" but was more interested in his vitriol side on "Shit Hits the Fan" and "We All Die One Day", saying they "distract from his otherwise almost demure display of skill." PopMatters contributor Cynthia Fuchs felt the record was overlong and repetitive with its "misogynistic malice" and "hood life" indulgence but gave credit to tracks like "Oh!" and "The Set Up" for telling significant street tales and "Don't Come Down" and "Follow My Life" for being "compelling" tributes dedicated to Obie's mother. Track listing Notes signifies an additional producer. signifies a co-producer. Sample credits "Got Some Teeth" contains resung elements from "Without Me" by Eminem "Don't Come Down" samples from "When You Believe" by Quincy Jones and Táta Vega "Follow My Life" samples from "Big Poppa" by Notorious B.I.G. "Spread Yo Shit" samples from "Blow My Buzz" by D12 "Outro" contains resung elements from "When the Music Stops" by D12 Personnel Adapted from the Cheers liner notes. Instrumentation Jeff Bass – guitar Mike Dinkins – bass guitar Mike Elizondo – keyboards Fredwreck – guitar, keyboards Steve King – guitar , bass guitar Luis Resto – bass guitar , keyboards Technical Mike Strange – engineering Mauricio "Veto" Iragorri – engineering Jimmy Douglas – engineering, mixing Steve King – engineering , mixing Rich Hunt – engineering , assistant engineer Demacio Castellon – assistant engineer Rouble Kapoor – assistant engineer Dr. Dre – mixing Eminem – mixing Timbaland – mixing Brian Gardner – mastering Imagery Slang Inc. – art direction and design Jonathan Mannion – photography Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications References 2003 debut albums Obie Trice albums Shady Records albums Albums produced by Dr. Dre Albums produced by Eminem Albums produced by Emile Haynie Albums produced by Fredwreck Albums produced by Timbaland Albums produced by Mr. Porter Albums produced by Mike Elizondo