Martha Stewart is not happy with what RJ Cutler did as the director of her Netflix documentary, and one of those things is that she doesn’t use “rap music.”

In an interview with New York TimesStewart expressed her disappointment with the music used in her document, Martha.

“I said to RJ, ‘A big part of the movie is that you play rap music.’ Dr. Dre will probably make it, or (Snoop Dogg) or Fredwreck. “I said, ‘I want this music.’ And then he gets some crappy classical score that has nothing to do with me,” she revealed in the interview.

The media mogul also opened up about how much she “hated” that some scenes she didn’t like weren’t cut from the final cut of the documentary.

“Those last scenes where I look like a lonely old lady walking hunched over in the garden? Boy, I told him to get rid of those,” Stewart told the outlet. “And (Cutler) refused. I hate these final scenes. Hate her.”

However, the famous chef still has some expectations from the documentary and hopes that it continues to inspire women like he inspires her now.

“So many girls – young women – have told me that watching it gives them a power they didn’t know they had,” she shared.

“And that’s what I like best about the documentary. It really shows a strong woman standing up for herself, going through horror and achieving great success.”