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If there's anyone that020 Archivesmake the (at times stuffy) New York tradition of Fashion Week more bearable, it's Leslie Jones.

To cap off her birthday week, the comedian was front row at the Christian Siriano show at the annual gathering this weekend, and she was not afraid to let out all her excitement as models made their way down the runway.

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Rather than stick to the normal solemn stare, Jones had those in attendance smiling and laughing at her various exclamations as model Coco Rocha made her way down the runway to the tune of Jones' "wooooo!" and "I love you!"

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"Can Leslie Jones PLEASE be my hype woman at every fashion show and shoot?!" Rocha later tweeted, along with video of the hilarious moment.

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Jones' face, full of wonder, tells no lies.

NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 09: Leslie Jones and Gina Gershon attend the Christian Siriano fashion show during New York Fashion Week: The Shows at Pier 59 on September 9, 2017 in New York City. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images) Credit: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images

True to form, she responded just as she did on the runway.

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Get you a friend that hypes you up as much as Jones hypes Rocha and you'll be set for life.

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