The Rock Just Schooled Charlie From Busted On Twitter...

2 July 2018, 13:42 | Updated: 2 July 2018, 18:20

Dwayne Johnson didn't take kindly to the pop rocker's criticism of the Jumanji reboot.

Now here's something we never thought we'd have to say: The Rock called out Charlie Simpson on Twitter after he shared his unfavourable opinion of the Jumani reboot.

The Hollywood actor and former wrestler - who's real name is Dwayne Johnson - shared the teaser for the upcoming sequel to Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle, in which he starred in alongside Kevin Hart and Jack Black in 2017.

Watch the teaser for the new film above, which is released on 12 December 2019.

The Busted singer took the opportunity tweet his bandmate Matt Willis about the news, and asked if it would be the "second worst film ever made," hinting that he wasn't too enamoured by its predecessor.

But Dwayne Johnson didn't take it lying down, schooling the What I Go To School For rocker on his own career.

The Moana actor said: "Haha I have a fun idea - how bout you watch it with us and tell us your thoughts. Then we listen to your music and we’ll tell you ours. You know, face to face like real men do instead of yapping on Twitter."

Despite their followers reacting to the exchange of words, the rocker didn't rise to the bait, and simply told one fan he didn't "do Twitter beef" and thought The Rock seemed like a "really rad dude".

Even so, fans of The Rock seemed to be tickled by his post:

Watch the trailer for the 2017 film Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle here:

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