Despite all of her immense success and fast fame, Amy Schumer has no problem staying grounded.
In a new series of promos for the Trainwreck actress' premiere hosting gig on Saturday Night Live this Saturday night with musical guest The Weeknd, Schumer hams it up in a few versions of the teaser alongside SNL cast member Vanessa Bayer.
Throughout the sketches, the comics poke fun at each other's newfound triumphs. After all, what is the fun of Hollywood stardom if you can't use it to fuel your newest stand-up routine?
"Amy, you seem so different from the last time I saw you," Bayer notes.
"Well, I'm richer," Schumer answered quickly. That she is. Trainwreck racked in over $135 million at the box office.
According to Bayer, that wasn't it. More successful? Nah. Skinnier? Nope.
"I know what it is—you're humbler!" Bayer joked.
In another bit, Schumer forgets that her funny gal pal was even in the film she wrote, directed, and starred in.
"We had a lot of scenes together," Bayer insisted.
"I like 100 percent believe you," Schumer quipped. Ehhhh, not quite so sure about that.
In one final scene, Bayer hits all too close to the darkness of fame when she highlights Schumer's long line of fast accomplishments and how easily it can all fall apart.
"This is your year!" Bayer cheers. "You just won an Emmy...you wrote and starred in Trainwreck this summer...now you're hosting SNL." But, don't get ahead of yourself, Schumer because your co-star might just jinx you.
"And that's when it all came crashing down!" Bayer warns as foreboding organs play in the background.
While we know the 34-year-old has been hustling in the business for nearly a decade, she's definitely made having it all look entirely effortless.