It's safe to say Amy Schumer is taking the comedy world by storm.  The funny lady, who already has had her own TV show, "Inside Amy Schumer," and an upcoming movie she wrote and stars in, "Trainwreck," is about to add MTV Movie Awards host to her resume.  Schumer, 33, says she's expecting people to be mad after her comedic set Sunday night, but she doesn't really care.  "I always think hosts do a good job, honestly. And then I'll hear, 'People are pissed,'" the actress told The Hollywood Reporter. "I know people are going to be mad, they're going to be mad, and that's fine."  As Schumer gets set to host the 2015 MTV Movie Awards, here are some things you might know about the star:  While on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" earlier this month, the host asked Schumer why she doesn't like visiting the City of Angels.  The comedian explained, "I mean, I don't fit in here. Just straight up body type. Like in L.A., my arms register as legs and it's like, 'Why is that octopus out on Sunset?'"  It wasn't the first time the comedian mentioned that she didn't fit into the California lifestyle, and joked with Howard Stern at the Vanity Fair Party that the women in Los Angeles are way prettier than she is used to.  "My sister and I are getting ready and we felt really pretty and then we got to the party and we were pumpkins in the first ten seconds. ... All the most beautiful women in the world are there."  Schumer admitted in an interview with Time that a lot of her humor came from pain at a really young age.  "We had a really dark couple of years in our house and we would just laugh about it," she said. "My dad got M.S., then we went bankrupt, and then my parents split up and we moved a lot.  I have such a dark sense of humor and the most awful stuff makes me laugh, and I think it's probably because of that."  Schumer told Howard Stern that the reason she called it quits with Dolph Ziggler, the WWE star, was because the sex was just too crazy.  "The sex was too athletic. Always," the comedian told the host. "(But) the first time, I was like, 'Oh, this is cool. Nobody's ever ragdolled me.' He was spinning me like a Globetrotter."  Although the comedian often makes jokes about being insecure in her body, she would never consider plastic surgery.  "I know a lot of female comedians who have had plastic surgery," she told Time. "It's hard to be a girl, you're judged so much on your appearance, you're onstage being looked at, you're on camera, it's hard."  "I'm lucky because I grew up pretty delusional about how attractive I was. I was blessed with parents who filled my head with lies," she said.  The comedian almost worked alongside Lena Dunham on the HBO show “Girls” but didn’t get a callback.  She later realized after seeing the cast that she might have been a little too old to get a part.  “I saw who was cast on the show, and I thought, 'Oh. I'd be that girl's parent,'" she joked in an interview withEsquire.  The comedian, however, did appear on an episode of the show, and didn't even have to audition for the part.  ON A MOBILE DEVICE? WATCH VIDEO HERE.
Here are five things you didn't know about comedian Amy Schumer, who will host the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday.