Amy Schumer Says She Was The Least Important Person At Time 100 Gala

Other than Seth Meyers, of course.

On Late Night With Seth Meyers, Amy Schumer talked about being in awe of all the other honorees at the Time 100 Gala.

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Some notable pioneers in the Time 100 most influential people: the first black principal ballerina, Misty Copeland; the creators of a gene-editing technology, Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna; and Pardis Sabeti, who performed high-risk Ebola research.

Seth Meyers was also there, so at least there was someone else just as useless.

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Schumer had previously found herself feeling inferior when Inside Amy Schumer won a Peabody Award.

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Here's the clip they played at those Peabody awards:

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"For offering this smart, inquisitive, irreverent, and important brand of culturally aware humor, Inside Amy Schumer wins a Peabody Award."

Watch Amy hilariously talk down her accomplishments below. And go see her slay in Trainwreck, in theaters nationwide today.

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