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Eminem wants you to beat up Everlast!

Greger says: Believe it or not, but perhaps you can learn something from it...
The on-going feud between rappers EMINEM and EVERLAST has intensified yet again, as Eminem is now urging his fans to beat up Everlast if they see him.

This is just the latest development in the on-going grudge match between the two mouthy rappers. Take a seat ring-side and allow Music365 to give you blow-by-blow of the battle so far.

ROUND ONE: Now a chilled-out country blues rocker, former House Of Pain man Everlast returns to his hip-hop roots to diss the new great white rap hope on the Dilated Peoples song 'Ear Drums Pop' with an attack on Eminem's alter-ego Slim Shady saying: "I buck a 380 on the ones that act Shady...Lift up your skirt and expose your panties, for the world to see. You can't rep it like me."

ROUND TWO: Stung into retaliation by Everlast's jabs, Eminem cuts a track called 'I Remember' with his new rap crew D-12, which pours scorn upon Everlast's diverse career path, from his faux-Irish image in HOP's early days to his recent switch to bluesy guitar rock. On a more personal level, the Detroit rapper makes fun of heart troubles suffered by Everlast, one line of the song reading: "I was right there laughing when I heard the news, I wish the cardiac would have murdered you."

ROUND THREE: Bloodied but fearless, Everlast fights back, goading Eminem and throwing down the gauntlet to the Detroit rap superstar. "Honestly homeboy is beneath me, as far as I'm concerned," Everlast comments to US website Wall Of Sound. "I'm going to handle what I've got to handle, and if Shorty wants to come and handle me, he can do it with his hands.'

ROUND FOUR: Everlast sustains his attack, swinging wildly at his rival on a new track called 'Whitey's Revenge'. The song finds Everlast suggesting that both rappers drop their mics and make their battle a physical one. He then accuses Eminem of being a mainstream sell-out and a fake gangster, and goes on to question Eminem's sexuality and accuses him of being an 'Ecstasy junkie'. Everlast continues his barrage of abuse by taunting Eminem over his relationship with estranged wife Kim, saying: 'You better check your kid for DNA.'

And now, seconds out, it's ROUND FIVE: On the ropes, Eminem comes out fighting again. The Detroit tough guy records a new song called 'Quitter' with D-12. Sampling late Tupac Shakur's infamous 'Hit 'Em Up' - the track on which the Californian rapper disses the entire East Coast rap community, and boasts that he's had 'relations' with rival Norious B.I.G's wife Faith Evans - the track slams Everlast and calls for fans to show their loyalty to Slim Shady by dishing out a serious kicking to Everlast.

We'll be right back at ring-side folks after what will surely only be a short break...