Ariana Grande has come under fierce fire after a resurfaced video appeared to show her ordering a woman to move out of her way on the red carpet.The clip was taken from the Style Awards in 2013, and featured the singer posing up a storm in front of cameras.At one point, the Thank U, Next songstress, who donned a stunning white gown with a blue floral pattern, began to move down the red carpet but noticed that a woman was standing in her way.Grande seemed to tell the woman to leave, as she pointed towards the end of the carpet and waved her arm to motion her along.The unnamed woman, who appeared to be a staffer or publicist, awkwardly shuffled out of the way.Afterwards, the star seemed to feel guilty over her reaction and quickly covered her face with her hands as she giggled. The video was shared to X, formerly Twitter, this week by popular social media star Matt Wallace, where it went viral, sparking immense backlash for Grande.'Ariana Grande rudely orders woman to get out of her damn way… then realizes she broke character,' he captioned it. Ariana Grande (seen last year) has come under fierce fire after a resurfaced video appeared to show her ordering a woman to move out of her way on the red carpet The clip was taken from the Style Awards in 2013, and featured the singer posing up a storm in front of cameras. Grande is seen at the Style AwardsIt got over 8.5 million views and hoards of other users rushed to the replies to share their thoughts.'She tried to recover by acting like it is a joke. But too late,' one user wrote.'She really went full diva then panic-switched to "tiny voiced angel" like we would not notice. Busted,' another added.'This is genuinely cringy,' someone else penned, while a different user stated: 'How rude.''Famous people have zero manners,' read a fifth post.A sixth said: 'This was very wrong behavior of Ariana Grande, no matter how big a celebrity you become, you should remain humble, ego destroys your success.'Others, however, came to Grande's defense.'Ariana just politely asked the woman blocking her on a busy red carpet to step aside and the lady literally laughed it off,' one fan chimed in. At one point, the Thank U, Next songstress began to move down the red carpet but noticed that a woman was standing in her way. Grande seemed to tell the woman to leave, as she pointed towards the end of the carpet and waved her arm to motion her along The video was shared to X, formerly Twitter, this week by popular social media star Matt Wallace, where it went viral, sparking immense backlash for Grande, seen here at the event'Y’all reaching so hard to cancel a queen for simply existing? She’s human, talented, and iconic as f**k. Stay mad, we stay winning.''She has a job to do in that space. The other woman was unprofessional, chatting on a red carpet next to her, and Ariana was 100 percent appropriate in directing her away so she could work,' another added.'Maybe she should’ve not been standing right in the way? Like hello?' said someone else.'In fairness it’s a red carpet. If you’re not famous you’re not wanted in the pictures. Simple as that,' stated a different user.The resurfaced video comes days after Grande angered fans by announcing that she had rescheduled three of her concerts from her sold-out, 41-date Eternal Sunshine Tour.The 33-year-old pop diva postponed her July 12 show at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York to July 14 'to ensure the full production can be delivered safely and as intended.' She also postponed her July 22 and July 24 shows at TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts to July 23 and July 26, respectively, for the same reason. 'We are so sorry for these unfortunate scheduling changes,' the Florida-born singer wrote via Instagram Stories. The resurfaced video comes days after Grande angered fans by announcing that she had rescheduled three of her concerts from her sold-out, 41-date Eternal Sunshine Tour'This was our best and safest option as these challenges with production have come to our attention. The utmost important thing to us all is safety, first and foremost, and also making sure you all see the show how it is intended to run. Thank you so much for your understanding and I cannot wait to see you.' Ticket holders took to social media to rage about the last-minute changes afterwards, including one user who said they had booked three flights totaling 36 hours from Shanghai to New York.'What am I supposed to do?' they asked.Another heartbroken fan lamented: 'I'm traveling all the way from Argentina and my return flight is on Sunday I had tickets to the 24th show and now all the flights are super expensive.'