Lily Allen's selfie with Leonardo DiCapio is the latest Titanic shot across the bow of Instagram.

Lily Allen's newest album "Sheezus," which is Allen's first album on Warner Bros. Records, is filled with songs that satirize modern pop star. Allen's videos have been taking the mickey out of Kanye West, underfed divas and the hypersexuality of today's pop music.

You'd think Lily Allen is an anti-pop pop star. But the "Alfie" singer has been making the rounds of celebrity filled events and it seems like she wants to take selfies with every headline maker she meets. 

Lily Allen recently posted celebrity selfies with Kim Kardashian and Leonardo DiCaprio. Her selfie with Leonardo DiCaprio was a boat shot. Allen didn't try to recreate Kate Winslow and Leo's famous Jack/Rose hugging pose and she didn't break out into "My Heart Will Go On," that we know of, the photo didn't come with audio. It didn't hit an iceberg and showed Leo and Lily very relaxed on a happy outing.

Lily Allen also Instagrammed a selfie with One Direction's Harry Styles. The pair were backstage. Allen put the caption "Lolz." She later told her Twitter followers, "Just saw Harry Styles having hair extensions put in #exclusive." We're guessing these two enjoy a bit of friendly banter, either that or we'll have to go back and study every single Harry hair pic since 2012."

Lily was also quite "Happy" to pose with singer Pharrell Williams. The singer also tweeted a video of friends Nick Grimshaw and Rita Ora munching snacks. Allen also posted selfies with Kylie Minogue, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West. Lily shared a selfie with Coldplay singer Chris Martin.

Lily Allen's songs, music videos and even her naked Twitter selfies all fit a pattern of social commentary. Her lead single "#HOH #Bitches" took on Miley Cyrus, right after her MTV VMAs performance in 2013 shot her to the top of the charts. Twerking, Miley Cyrus style, along with a bevy of beauties. The tile Shezus is an obvious take on Kanye West's new album.

Allen retired from music in September 2009, but thought better of it and put out "The Truth About Love" in September 2012. Her new album, Sheezus, pokes fun at Kanye West's "Yeezus" and the lead  single "Hard Out Here," got it inspiration from Three 6 Mafia's Oscar-winning hit "It's Hard out Here for a Pimp." Mocking the double standard women in any industry have to endure when it comes to their looks.