N-Dubz star Dappy shared a video of the moment a fan grabbed his top and yanked him backward during a concert.
Dappy was furious with the fan's actions and quickly turned around to tell them off for pulling him back by his vest.
The moment occurred when the musician was surrounded by his fans during a performance of No.1.
Many fans were waving their hands and filming him but one particular person chose to grab onto his top and tug.
The clip was originally shared on TikTok but Dappy took to his Instagram Stories to share it with his followers.
His words were inaudible but he looked irritated by the fan's behaviour when he whipped his head around to check the culprit.
"Dappy's reaction," the original caption read along with a laughing emoji and a shocked emoji.
N-Dubz, which includes Dappy, Fazer, and Tulisa Contostavlos, have been the topic of drama since they went on tour.
At the end of November, the band sparked fury for cancelling a concert five minutes before they were due to perform.
At that point, fans already waited hours inside the venue in Nottingham.
The performance was brought to a halt due to "artist illness" and gig-goers were forced to leave the venue despite watching the warm-up acts.
The last-minute U-turn was thought to be due to the ill health of Dappy, who posted hours before the show that he was "f***ed" and that his "voice was basically gone".
Despite the post, attendees filled the Motorpoint Arena tonight, only to be turned away just minutes before N-Dubz were expected on stage.
A previous show also attracted chaos as fights broke out and others needed medical attention at Bournemouth International Centre.
The trio were forced to stop their gig on the south coast on several occasions due to fans scrapping amongst themselves, including one time when Dappy called security to eject a woman for her involvement in a brawl.
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One fan took to Twitter about the gig, writing: "Bournemouth crowds are f**king rough. Ndubz put in a decent show!"
A second wrote: "Great night in Bournemouth last night, pity about the drunks who kept fighting."
Another fan, who wished to remain anonymous, admitted it was a "horrible experience".
The trio are in the midst of a comeback arena tour after 11 years away from the limelight, which saw their initial 10-show schedule sell out in less than an hour.
As a result, N-Dubz added an extra 13 shows in November and December due to the popular demand.
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