Amy Schumer plays a hilarious drinking game of Never Have I Ever with her one-year-old son Gene

She’s usually poking fun at herself in her acclaimed stand-up routines.

But Amy Schumer had some fun with her one-year-old son Gene Fischer as they played a hilarious drinking game on Instagram.

The 39-year-old comedian started a round of Never Have I Ever with her son, who didn’t quite grasp how to play. 

Amy was seated at her table next to a snow-frosted patio while Gene sat next to her in his high chair.

She had on a casual lilac-colored hoodie with a rainbow on her chest, and she wore her blonde hair tied back. 

Gene looked ultra cut in a navy graphic sweatshirt as he sucked on his pacifier while taking a break from his meal.

‘OK, how about this? I never… went on a plane,’ the Trainwreck star suggested.

‘You have been on a plane! Drink,’ she commanded Gene, who looked confused before absentmindedly saying, ‘Yeah.’ 

As his mother held out her big cup of water, he grabbed his green sippy cup, though he took a lot more than a single swig.

‘I never… got a speeding ticket. I’ll drink,’ Amy continued, though Gene thought that was his cue for another long drink.

‘You got a speeding ticket?’ his mother teased him.

‘Yeah,’ he replied.

‘Oh, well, I didn’t know that,’ Amy said with a perfect deadpan.

‘I never,’ she captioned the playful clip. 

‘This made my entire day,’ commented Joey King, while Kerry Washington simply wrote, ‘HAHAHAHAHA.’

Queer Eye’s Tan France added, ‘He’s so darn cute.’

Amy shares Gene with her husband Chris Fischer, a James Beard Award–winning chef based in Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, where they live with their son. 

The couple were married in Malibu in February, 2018, and Amy gave birth to their son on May 5 of the following year.

Back in April, the comedian revealed that she and Chris had changed Gene’s middle name, Attell, which he was given in honor of her good friend, comedian Dave Attell.

‘So do you guys know that Gene, our baby’s name, is officially changed? It’s now Gene David Fischer,’ she wrote on Instagram. ‘It was Gene Attell Fischer, but we realized that we, by accident, named our son “genital.” Gene Attell sounds like genital.’

Instead, they switched Attell out for David in order to still pay tribute to her pal. 

On Wednesday, Amy opened up about the controversy she set off after poking fun at Hilaria Baldwin, which led her social media followers to pick apart her spotty accent and discover that the Boston-born yoga teachers wasn’t actually Spanish.

She told Entertainment Tonight that she removed her original post, which joked about Hilaria flaunting her trim figure while holding her child, because she feared it was too ‘mean.’

‘It’s a little insane to be in, like, lingerie with your baby. I just thought that was a little funny, and then I saw that she made a video and she seemed a little bit upset,’ Amy explained. ‘Not at me, but about the comments she was getting. I was just like, “I don’t want to be mean,” and she seemed like maybe it hurt her feelings, so I just took it down.’

But Hilaria’s reaction led others to research her past, and people who had known her in school as a teen clarified that she didn’t identify as Spanish at the time.  

‘We were just playing with each other, and then the whole Spain thing came out,’ Amy continued. ‘I just felt like everybody else watching it. Just like, “What is going on?” I thought we were still kinda playing, so I wrote, “Hey, look, I love Spain too.” But then it became this whole big thing and people were really upset so I just took it down [too].’

The I Feel Pretty star said she felt sympathy for Hilaria.

‘She has a million and a half kids, and that’s really hard,’ she joked, before adding, ‘But also, you can’t just pretend you’re from Spain.’