Mark Caro of The Chicago Tribune described "Doesn't Mean Anything" as "rapping-over-Casiotone." Skate and Annoy said "as goofy as the production on “Doesn’t Mean Anything” is, it grows on you." "Turn of the Screw" is one of the album's examples of Shelley's "straight-ahead pop-punk" songs.
Mark Caro of The Chicago Tribune described "Doesn't Mean Anything" as "rapping-over-Casiotone." Skate and Annoy said "as goofy as the production on “Doesn’t Mean Anything” is, it grows on you." "Turn of the Screw" is one of the album's examples of Shelley's "straight-ahead pop-punk" songs.