2014 was a big year for Eminem. In late 2013 he released the “Marshall Mathers LP 2” but it wasn’t until 2014 that the song “The Monster” became a big hit.

The song was further proof that Eminem and Rihanna work great together and the music video got them both a lot of attention.

Have you ever wondered what’s up with the music video? What does it mean? Who came up with the concept?

Today you’re going to go behind the scenes and get an inside look at the music video shoot for “The Monster.”

You can check out the video below.

Jimmy Kimmel has established himself as one of the kings in the late night scene but a few years ago he was considering a career change. Jimmy had given some serious thought to becoming a rapper and he hit up his old pal Eminem for some help.

Watch as Eminem trains Jimmy to become one of the greatest rappers of all time and renames him Briefcase Joe.

Eminem proves to be the perfect coach for Jimmy Kimmel in this hilarious video.

Have you ever wondered what Eminem was really doing while he took a break from hip hop? Don’t worry, he kept himself busy. It turns out Eminem just really wanted to finish high school so he went back and completed his education.

Lucky for us the whole experience was caught on tape. Check out Eminem getting his education on in the video below.

J. Cole recently caused some commotion after some lyrics in his song “Fire Squad” mentioned Eminem. Many people thought that J. Cole was dissing Eminem on the track but he cleared the air during his interview with Angie Martinez on Power 105.1.

“People gotta know, Its silly how big of an Eminem fan I am,” Cole said. “When I had the song “Let Nas Down” and I had the raps hanging up on my wall, he wasn’t the only one. It was a very select, top notch people that I worshiped and Eminem was literally at the top of that list. My first song was literally an Eminem bite. If you thinking I’m dissing Eminem, than I know you just read the headline, or you’re listening to the song with the headline in mind.”

“That headline that you saw, It’s not the truth. It’s a perspective that someone took and tried to give you the most enticing headline. Why? So they can make money, the 29-year-old artist said. “No disrespect, this whole system is not set up to bring truth. It’s not set up to bring the real news. The news isn’t set up to inform you. It’s set up to make money.

Eminem is back with an extended version of “Detroit Vs. Everybody.”

The original featured Royce da 5’9″, Big Sean, Danny Brown, DeJ Loaf, and Trick Trick but the new version features many more special guests.

Black Milk, Guilty Simpson, Sino, Marv Won, Payroll, Hydro, Big Gov, Boldy James, Kid Vishis, Big Herk, Icewear Vezzo, Detroit Che, and Calicoe are all included in this special 16 minute version which you can hear below.

Eminem has been a hot topic in a recent court case as the Supreme Court attempts to decide as to whether or not threats on the Internet should be considered as real threats or not.

Pennsylvania man Anthony Elonis was defending his online threats by saying he intended to have them read as if they were a rap verse.

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts then brought up the following lyrics from Eminem’s “97 Bonnie & Clyde.”

“You know: ‘Dada make a nice bed for mommy at the bottom of the lake, tie a rope around a rock’ — this is during the context of a domestic dispute between a husband and wife. ‘There goes mama splashing in the water, no more fighting with dad,’ you know, all that stuff. Now, under your test, could that be prosecuted?”

Deputy Solicitor General Michael Dreeber then responded “No, because if you look at the context of these statements,” replied Dreeben before being cut off by Roberts.

“Because Eminem said it instead of somebody else?” asked Roberts.

“Because Eminem said it at a concert where people are going to be entertained,” answered Dreeben. “This is a critical part of the context. It wasn’t as if he stated it to her in private or on a Facebook page after having received a protection from abuse order. It wasn’t as if he appropriated a style of rap that wasn’t anything that he had been doing previously in the marriage and all of a sudden tried to express violent statements that way. In the context, I think any reasonable person would conclude at a minimum that there is ambiguity about these statements being a serious intention of an expression to do harm.”

You can check out a video by clicking HERE.

Add another one to the list of people Eminem is going to come after. Pop singer Charli XCX has thrown in her two cents when it comes to controversy surrounding recent Eminem lyrics.

“It was disgusting, and totally Eminem,” Charli said in the interview. “He has a history of provocative lyrics, so it’s hardly surprising, but still intensely shocking.”

Azalea responded to the controversy saying she was “bored of the old men threatening young women as entertainment trend, women in music have the bigger balls anyhow.”

“Iggy’s a classy lady and she rose above it,” Charli told Famous.

He might as well throw all these people in one song and be done with it.

Thanks for the exclusive chat @charli_xcx. Loved that you stuck up for our girl @IGGYAZALEA xxx pic.twitter.com/dPLsZoVQuk

— FAMOUS (@FAMOUSweekly) December 8, 2014

Dizaster recently spoke to BattleRapNews.com about his upcoming rap battle with Cassidy. He says he’s been working hard on material for the battle and that his material is so good it would “crush” Eminem.

See what he had to say below:

“The shit that I wrote for this battle, I’ll crush Eminem with it,” Dizaster explains. “I wrote most of it after I heard [his] verse [from the SHADY CXVPHER]. The reason I wrote it is because everyone went nuts to Eminem’s shit and they went nuts to Crooked [I]’s shit but mainly to Em’s shit. So when I listened to it, I had to outwrite all of it. I’m telling you right now, when you guys hear this section of my verse that I have for Cassidy, I outwrote the fuck out of both [Eminem and Crooked I]. I look up to them, that’s why I outwrote them. It’s not like me trying to be bigger or anything but I literally did it and I didn’t stop until I did.”

Add J. Cole to the list of people who are taking shots at Eminem. He recently name checked him and other white rappers in his new song “Fire Squad.”

Check out the quote below:

“History repeats itself and that’s just how it goes / Same way that these rappers always bite each other’s flows/ Same thing that my nigga Elvis did with rock ‘n’ roll / Justin Timberlake, Eminem and then Macklemore.”

He raps later on, “While silly nigga argue over who gon’ snatch the crown / Look around my nigga, White people have snatched the sound / This year I’ll be probably go to the awards dappered down / Watch Iggy win a Grammy as I try to crack a smile.”

He says after, “I’m just playin’, but all good jokes contain true shit / Same rope you climb up on. They’ll hang you with.”

The list of people Eminem needs to rundown gets longer every single day.

Tyler The Creator is apparently not a big fan of Eminem’s most recent work. He mentioned on Friday that’s he’s a big Eminem fan but he’s not a fan of the new material.

You can read what he had to say below:

“I love you Marshall, you are my favorite rapper, but dude ‘ShadyXV’ is fucking ASS,” he wrote, adding, “Hahaha, why won’t someone who loves him tell him NO.”

Knowing the way Eminem operates it won’t be surprising to see him reply in the near future.