AceShowbiz - Blue Ivy has inspired online users with her determination. After it was unveiled that she used criticism about her "Renaissance" performances as motivation instead of a setback, the daughter of Beyonce Knowles and Jay-Z earned praise on social media.

Following the "Renaissance: A Film by Beyonce" premiere, the New York Times reviewed the movie by writing, "Though she finally relented, Beyonce was dismayed when Blue Ivy read comments on social media that criticized her lackluster moves." It added, "But it thrilled her mother that instead of quitting, she decided to put in the work and train even harder for future stops."

Having read the news, many people on X (formerly Twitter), were quick to show their admiration to Blue. "Y'all been talking real hot about Blue Ivy since she was a baby so when you get a hot one to the face don't switch up," one person tweeted.

"So Blue Ivy actually saw some of the terrible things GROWN ADULTS were saying about her," another penned. "And instead of giving up after what was supposed to be her only performance and at 1st against Beyonces wishes, she decided to come back and end all you jobless heauxs, MULTIPLE TIMES!"

A third gushed, "blue ivy read the comments y'all made on her dancing with her own eyes, & STILL decided to train even harder. that's what we call a QUEEN!" Someone else added, "I love her mindset she's hustle hard for her bread. Go girl."

Among those who criticized Blue's dancing skills was blogger Tasha K. In July, she argued in a YouTube video, "Everybody knows that Blue Ivy was very stiff up there. Beyonce just gon tell this girl that she got it. We've seen 13-year-old girls from the hood outdance and hula-hoop her!"

"I like Blue Ivy, I think she's beautiful, I think she's going to be a model. Her momma already has her life being set up. But her momma has to be honest with her and tell her the truth," she continued. "I need Beyonce to take a day trip back down to Houston. I need her to take a trip to the projects, alright?"