Amy Schumer took to Instagram on Saturday to post two wacky snaps of herself along with some sarcastic hashtags aimed at some female celebrities.

Just a day after Fergie unveiled her MILF $ video starring Kim Kardashian pouring milk over herself, the comedienne countered with a snap of herself holding a burrrito pressed against one eye while snacking on a chocolate treat.

'Saturday! Icing my face with a frozen burrito, swollen from eating popcorn while eating a cookie,' she wrote.

'Icing my face with a frozen burrito!' Amy Schumer posted this Instagram selfie in an apparent response to Fergie's just released MILF $ music video starring Kim Kardashian pouring milk over herself

The make-up free star then dded the hashtags '#milfmoney #balmain' to the selfie shot against a red brick wall.

Schumer, who isn't bashful about bashing body shamers, clearly felt the need to make some kind of response to the sexed up music video that featured Fergie, Kim as well as Chrissy Teigen and Alessandra Ambrosio in skimpy and revealing outfits.

Adding the name Balmain also seemed to be a direct dig at Kardashian and her sisters who have made the design house's eye-popping outfits their own.

In her sights! Schumer's latest Instagram outburst was clearly prompted by the release of Fergie's MILF $ music video on Friday in which a busty Kim Kardashian pours milk over herself

More abstract: The comedienne, 34, also posted this snap of herself and sister Kim Caramele in swimsuits in a pool with a sting of hashtags tagging 'the Hadid sisters' and promoting eating food

Later, Amy posted a snap to Instagram of herself and sister and collaborator Kim Caramele in a swimming pool.

The pair are in swimsuits with the Trainwreck star also sporting a pair of goggles.

The funny woman added a string of hashtags alongside the picture: '#hadidsisters #balmain #eattolivedontlivetoeat #eattoeat #poolmanager.'

Model thin: Schumer alluded to Gigi and Bella Hadid who are constantly photographed displaying their figures in revealing designer numbers