Godzilla is more than just the King of the Monsters. He’s the King of the Mash-up.

All over the Internet, people have taken to remixing everyone’s favorite radioactive lizard in anticipation of his triumphant return to the big screen. The projects range from the obvious (“Breaking Bad,” anyone?) to the insanely weird (Godzilla song remixes), but they all show how we react to Godzilla in the Internet age.

So take a look and a listen at some of our favorite viral vids starring our favorite movie monster.

“Breaking Bad Meets Godzilla”

We mocked this one up, because it just makes sense. Bryan Cranston stars as Walter White, a chemistry teacher turned mad scientist, who accidentally creates Godzilla in his secret lab. Actually, can we see that movie? We’ll give you all the money to see that movie.

“Godzilla Park”

“Jurassic Park” Meets “Godzilla” in this mash-up, which uses the audio of the second “Godzilla” trailer and puts it over, you guessed it, clips from “Jurassic Park.” Another one that is too perfect not to make.

“Godzilla of Steel”

This trailer mash-up of “Godzilla” and “Man of Steel” should serve to remind you how much destruction there actually was in the last Superman movie, and how freakin’ scary it would be if Superman actually existed.

“Jawzilla”

The folks of Amity Island just can’t catch a break. First, they have to deal with a giant shark. Now, a giant lizard. You’re welcome for this one.

Hey, it would be better than “Jaws: The Revenge.”

“The Godzilla Remix Project”

Told you there were some weird ...

This morning (May 16), Mariah Carey stopped by NBC’s “Today” to perform a set that included “Touch My Body,” new song “You Don’t Know What To Do,” and “Always Be My Baby.”

In case you bombed the Reading Comprehension section of the SAT, the key part of that sentence is “new song ‘You Don’t Know What To Do.’” Yep, that’s right. Mariah debuted the song live alongside featured artist Wale while most of your faves were still Instagramming their breakfasts. #which #needs #to #stop #btw

Ever the elusive chanteuse, Mariah began the performance elegantly draped over a grand piano. Or is it a baby grand? Dem baby grand?

Whatever, not the point right now. What’s important is that “You Don’t Know What To Do” has the breezy, throwback bounce that we’ve come to expect from the singer. Like, it will fit into my “SUMMER OF MIMI” playlist so perfectly, right in between “Honey” and “Heartbreaker.” If I had a car, this would literally be me all summer.

And if all that weren’t enough, Mariah sat down with “Today” co-anchor Tamron Hall to talk about her fourteenth studio album, Me. I Am Mariah… The Elusive Chanteuse, which drops on May 27.

“This is for the Lambily,” she said. “I sequenced the record from start to finish with segues and little interludes in order for it to be a cohesive body of work, and ...

With reporting by James Lacsina

The perils of fame: Groupies want to be with you, and they don’t even know you for you. All they know is your name.

Ah, such is the life. And such is the struggle that Kid Ink and Tyga wrestle with in the “Main Chick (Remix)” video, which dropped on Friday (May 15).

“It’s me and Tyga having a private plane party,” Kid Ink told MTV News when we caught up with him in L.A. at Wango Tango over the weekend. “Some fan groupies sneak on the plane, which kind of happens sometimes on tour. We’re in the air, so after that, it’s like, nowhere to go.”

Chris Brown, who sings the hook on the song, is not in the visual, as he continues to serve time behind bars.

There are plenty of girls, drinks and paint dripping, though.

“Usually, I do a lot of performance videos, or strictly story videos,” the Los Angeles rapper said. “This one is kind of more about just the visual, and catching the eye when it’s on mute. I think I got a good artsy vibe for it.”

Ink is currently on his My Own Lane Tour.

Adam Fleischer

Usually pouring water on my head. Catch me @adamfleischer

With reporting by Josh Horowitz

We trawled the earth trying to find someone who wasn’t wild about Jennifer Lawrence, America’s Sweetheart, BFF and girl crush supreme. We hate to break it to you, but we couldn’t find a soul who had a bad word to say about the “X-Men: Days of Future Past” star.

Not even a mutant!

That’s right. We quizzed Lawrence’s co-stars to try and get them to say something bad about the girl, and there was nothing to be found. Patrick Stewart literally growled at the mention of the fact that he doesn’t get to share any screen time with Lawrence in the upcoming movie, and that guy is a knight. People have to call him sir.

“The way you imagine she is in real life, she is in real life,” co-star Hugh Jackman said of Lawrence.

Watch the clip above to see Lawrence’s co-stars list the million ways they love her.

“X-Men: Days of Future Past” hits theaters May 23.

Kase Wickman

Tyler, the Creator has a wild sense of humor, but Iggy Azalea didn’t find his “106 & Park” appearance so funny.

Wolf Haley and the Odd Future crew walked on to the popular BET show to promote the new season of their Adult Swim show “Loiter Squad,” but before they got down to business the show’s hosts invited them to play a game of “Marry, Kiss, Dis.”

Tyler and OF were given a choice of M.I.A., Rita Ora and Iggy, then had to choose which to marry, kiss and dis. Unfortunately, Azalea came up on the short end of the joke. “I don’t want Iggy, she stink,” Tyler said, clearly making fun and playing an exaggerated version of the rapper cliché. “She got shots in her thump — I want real booty, you feel me?”

Iggy didn’t appreciate the poke though and jumped on Twitter to call Tyler “rude.”

But Tyler then did something he rarely does: he apologized.

Rob Markman

Mentally been many places, but I'm Brooklyn's own. Hip-hop gives me life!

We’ve been waiting for some sort of info on just what Christopher Nolan’s “Dark Knight Rises” follow-up “Interstellar” would be all about, and finally, it’s here. Just it may not be all the info we were waiting for.

Still, the first international trailer does set up the main conflict, that mankind has ran out of food and will search beyond their solar system for an answer to the problem. And true to Nolan form, there’s some incredible, epic visuals.

And of course, it has Matthew McConaughey saving the world, one last time.

“Interstellar” opens in theaters in November.

Alex Zalben

“I came to him and I was like, Man, I got these ideas; I got these beats I want you to check out. And he was like, I’m not doing another Clipse album right now. Wow. That was hard.”

Those are some of the first words we hear from Pusha T in CNN’s profile of he and his brother, No Malice, on an episode of “CNN Tonight,” which aired on Thursday.

The clip remined why we may never see Pusha T and No Malice recording new music together again: They’ve chosen separate paths.

CNN’s Bill Weir headed down to Virginia to speak with both Push and No Mal — granted, separately — in their hometown in Virginia. They went to the spots where they grew up, drove around, and spoke candidly about their experiences.

Though Pusha said he would love for Clipse to reunite musically, his brother, with a renewed faith, is no longer comfortable rapping about some of the topics — like drugs, sex, and violence — that the Virginia duo came up on. No Malice said hip-hop is “the only genre that eats its babies,” before adding that, “they can’t invent a dollar amount to get me out there.”

In addition to discussions about the future of the group and each guy’s separate journey, the 15-minute piece also had some cool anecdotes, like that Pharrell was the one that suggested that they become a group, that they grew up with a pool in the backyard, and the time Kanye rolled up ...

As Gareth Edwards’ “Godzilla” reboot roars into theaters Friday (May 16), we’re excited for epic action, over-the-top explosions, and of course, the ultimate movie monster in all its magnificent CG glory.

For over five decades, Godzilla has terrorized cities and inspired awe in the hearts of movie-goers, but new monsters have been introduced that are stronger, smarter, and faster… making us wonder, does the 60-year-old radioactive giant lizard stand a chance against these newer creatures?

We think these monsters could serve up some swift competition against the legendary reptile:

Optimus Prime
The strongest and smartest of the Autobots, Prime also has the advantage of weapons like his energon axe that could do some major damage to the lizard king.

The Incredible Hulk
With unlimited power and strength, a resistance to any weapon and rapid healing powers, it’s clear the president should have Bruce Banner on speed dial in case Godzilla ever attacks.

Basilisk
One look at the giant snake from “Harry Potter” and the lizard king would be turned into an incredibly detailed stone statue you can go see at the Met.

Smaug
The arrogant dragon from “The Hobbit” pitted up against the King of Monsters would result in one ego-filled battle. However, Smaug is also known for being quite indifferent, more likely to taunt Godzilla about his tiny arms and go back to his hoard of gold, calling it a day.

James P. Sullivan
Sulley may look like a giant teddy bear, but don’t forget, he was top scarer at Monster’s Inc ...

With reporting by Josh Horowitz

The Internet can never get enough of Peter Dinklage, who plays fan favorite Tyrion in “Game of Thrones“… Unless, of course, you’ve never seen “Game of Thrones.”

While at the junket for “X-Men: Days of Future Past” in New York, MTV News sat down with Dinklage, and asked him to summarize the entire series up until this point… in only 45 seconds.

Go!

“Stabby-stabby stabby-stabby, sexy-sexy, stabby-stabby, stabby,” Dinklage said. “Beautiful, beautiful language and beautiful scenes of poetry and musings on the world as we know it in King’s Landing.”

Okay, that probably takes us through about season two. What else?

“And then a couple jokes, and more stabby-stabby,” Dinklage continued.

You’ll have to watch the video to see the rest (it’s amazing), but we look forward to Dinklage’s one-man Broadway special after season four ends.

“Mockingbird,” the seventh episode of “Game of Thrones” Season 4, airs this Sunday at 9 p.m. on HBO, and you should be plenty caught up by now.

Craig Flaster

Oh, look at that — I guess we can have nice things. Earlier this morning, Entertainment Weekly reported that Kesha would join the panel of experts on ABC’ upcoming music-competition show, “Rising Star,” a fact that the “Timber” singer has since confirmed on Twitter.

Ludacris and Brad Paisley will sit alongside the artist formerly known as K-Dolla on the panel, and Josh Groban has been confirmed as host. (You hear that? That’s your mom’s friend Shelley losing her sh-t.) The group is expected to make an appearance together during Sunday’s Billboard Music Awards, which Luda is hosting.

ICYMI, “Rising Star” is ABC’s upcoming live music-competition series premiering on June 22 where singers perform in front of a ginormous (“3 stories tall. 90 feet wide.”) screen that displays a photo of every viewer who has voted for them in real time. If the contestant garners enough votes from the TV audience, the wall will be raised, and they will advance to the next round. Think “The Voice” or “American Idol” in real-time, with a little bit of “Tear down this wall!” intensity thrown in for good measure.

With the focus of these kinds of shows shifting away from the contestants and over to the celebrity judges and coaches, I really hope this means that we’ll get to see Kesha take the stage a few times. Maybe she’ll even bless us with some new music? I’ll settle for a cameo from