Naw. It went gold. That's a flop at that time.
Obie Trice was dope, why did his camp approve “Got some Teeth” as his lead off
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Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
Multiple sources said it went plat
Gold & Platinum - RIAA
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Jim Cornette
The Cult of Meat with Extra Cheese...
Dope album but yeah that song was instant skip status for me too smhh
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
Thats a lie, cuz d12 definitely went platEm and 50 the only platinum artists from shady.Gold & Platinum - RIAA
Is that site up to date?
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Cheers had some great songs, he got a whole bunch of leftover Detox beats which was crazy.
critical_temp
All Star
Cheers was a personal classic to me!
I'm biased being from Detroit but same.
I try to tell people this was low-key the quintessential Shady/Aftermath album
Features from
Em
Dre
50
Banks
Nate Dogg
Busta Rhymes
shyt even D12
As many Dre beats as GRODT if I'm not mistaken
Edit: even adlibs from Yay
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EastsideRio
You Can’t Stop The Rain ☔️
It worked on TRL and in the streets the album was getting play. That’s why 
Ironman
#Knickstape
IWasntMadeToPlayTheSon
Mutant Mindframe
Top 5 aftermath/shady records releaseCheers was a personal classic to me!
Duke Dixon
Superstar
Do you guys feel like there's some similarities between Obie Trice's Cheers and Freeway's Philadelphia Freeway.
Shady/Aftermath/Interscope and Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam were 2 of the biggest labels at the time and both artist released good albums that are underrated.
People near me didn't play the Obie album though because of the single. People played the Freeway album a lot because I live near Philadelphia. I still remember the first time I heard Philadelphia Freeway
and I haven't listened to it in a long time like Cheers. I did listen to Free's last album when it came out.
Shady/Aftermath/Interscope and Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam were 2 of the biggest labels at the time and both artist released good albums that are underrated.
- Both were released in 2003
- IMO two underrated albums
- Both peaked at 5 on the US Billboards
- Both guys were at best #4 in order on their labels and released great albums.
- What We Do & We All Die One Day are the best posse cuts from both labels
People near me didn't play the Obie album though because of the single. People played the Freeway album a lot because I live near Philadelphia. I still remember the first time I heard Philadelphia Freeway
and I haven't listened to it in a long time like Cheers. I did listen to Free's last album when it came out.
Yea it’s a damn shame how many slept on that album, even I started toCheers was a personal classic to me!
That album was fire, Got Some Teeth was the worst song on there, just about anything else woulda made a better single
Banks verse was dope but 50 verse was a verse of the year candidate for me just off the strength of
“I watch gangsta flicks and root for the bad guy
Then turn it off before it end because the bad guy die
You tryna buy guns, I’m the guy to look to
So what they got bodies on em, they still look new”
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That was a darn shame.
Cheers and Devil's Night were great albums from that camp
reserved_one
#Ambivertgang
Cheers definitely a classic tho….I still play songs off the album regularly.
I pretend that Got Some Teeth doesn’t exist lol
I pretend that Got Some Teeth doesn’t exist lol