Charli XCX had a few choice words to share after finding out BBC Three aired Men at War, a documentary about men's rights by filmmaker Reggie Yates. The documentary centers around men who think feminism and the movement for gay rights are endangering their own rights as previewed in a clip from the film on Twitter.
The timing of BBC Three airing this documentary could not be any worse seeing as how they just aired Charli XCX's documentary on feminism titled The F Word and Me only a few weeks ago. The singer, who has always been outspoken on feminism, took to Twitter to open up about her overwhelming frustrations with the clip. Charli explained that she's upset this documentary received a prime time placement at 9 p.m., while her documentary aired at 10:30 p.m. when a lot of her fans weren't to catch it. Watch the clip for Men at War above and read Charli XCX's tweets below. You can also watch The F Word and Me documentary on BBC Three.
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