Jamie Foxx went on record calling out an unspecified comedian in what appears to be a fiery clap back, which fans speculate could be about Katt Williams.

The Academy Award-winning actor was promoting his new film Back In Action, alongside co-star Cameron Diaz on Complex's GOAT Talk where he took time to address his GOAT curse word, which seemingly came with an unsuspecting message.

Foxx's phrase of choice was "b***h made a** n***a," prompting his co-star Diaz to burst into laughter.

"B***h made a** ni**a," he stated. "B***h made, for me, is actually scientific, because when I see [the] guy that I'm talking about, he's usually small, he's 128 lbs. B***h made," Foxx, 57, reiterated.

"How many men do you know who are 128 lbs?" Diaz, 52, asked. "A lot of comedians. I'll leave it at that," he said through a cheeky smile. "A lot of little motherf*******g comedians. Bi**h made a** ni**a, f**k outta here, man. Tiny a*s, tiny motherf****r."

Although the Django actor didn't name anyone specifically, fans in the comment section immediately began to speculate that Foxx's spicy language may have been a dig at Katt Williams.

"That was definitely towards Katt lol," one fan wrote in the YouTube comment section. "3:36 The war with Katt continues," as second fan wrote, penning a timestamp. "Those short jokes were shots @ katt," a third agreed. "That was shot at Kat! lol His Jay and Trump are accurate and hilarious!" another fan exclaimed.

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Katt Williams attends Rick Ross' 40th Birthday Celebration on January 28, 2016 in Fayetteville, Georgia. Paras Griffin/Getty Images

That said, the star's comments come after Williams joked about comparing Foxx's recent Netflix special What Had Happened Was... to a funeral, in addition to comparing the comedian to a clone.

"I saw Jamie Foxx's special," Williams, 53, began in a stand-up comedian set posted by an audience member online.

"I didn't know what to think! Five minutes in I'm crying like a baby. The f**k I'm doing crying at a special?" Williams joked. "Jamie Foxx ain't s**t," he added.

Foxx's Netflix special debuted last year on December 10. In the show, the comedian details his hospitalization in 2023, admitting he had a "brain bleed" which led to a "stroke." In addition to adding clarity to some clarity rumors, Foxx details his deep vulnerability and gratitude with a dose of humor.

Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was... is available on Netflix.

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Jamie Foxx, Cameron Diaz, Katt Williams