VIDEO: What was Eminem's Godzilla challenge and who won it?

19 March 2020, 19:41 | Updated: 8 March 2021, 15:47

The US rapper asked fans to recreate his verse for the chance to win prizes, and now he's crowned a winner and runners-up. See them here.

Eminem set the Internet on fire with his Godzilla Challenge last month, and has now crowned a winner.

Taking to Twitter and Instagram in February 2020, the iconic rapper shared a video of himself rapping his verse of the track, which features the late Juice WRLD at lightning speed with the caption: "'Fill 'em with the venom and eliminate 'em' @trillervids #GodzillaChallenge is on".

Watch Eminem's original demonstration above.

Fans responded within minutes of his video being posted, answering his challenge to rap his lyrics at lightening speed.

Find out who won the Godzilla Challenge below.

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Who won Eminem's Godzilla challenge?

Eminem took to Instagram to post a video from Jack Sherlock, who he gave the top spot.

We reckon his choice to display all of the rapper's back catalogue gave him an advantage over his competition.

Watch his take on the challenge below.

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“Godzilla, fire spitter, monster” 🔥 #GodzillaChallenge @trillervids winner squad on the site. Shout out to the homie jacksherlock1 on taking the #1 spot! Link in bio

A post shared by Marshall Mathers (@eminem) on Mar 18, 2020 at 1:35pm PDT

See his original post here:

Who were the runners up?

Eminem also displayed a list of runners-up, which you can see on his website.

View the runners up here

Watch Eminem's fans respond to the #GozillaChallenge here:

This fan was so quick off the mark, people rushed to praise her:

And someone thought they'd share a video of their dog...

This fan managed to go one further and do it in one breath, with some fans calling the best they've seen so far.

Watch Eminem at the 2020 Oscars:

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