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Comedian Jimmy Fallon stopped by Rouge Electric Vehicle Center in Dearborn Friday afternoon to hang out with Ford CEO Jim Farley and factory workers building the all-electric F-150 Lightning pickup truck, the Free Press has learned.

The host of “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” spent nearly an hour touring the new factory with Farley and plant manager Corey Williams and Fallon Gates, a manufacturing communications specialist who leads on-site tours.

“I’m not sure who enjoyed the visit more, the Rouge Electric Vehicle Center employees or Jimmy Fallon,” said Fallon Gates, who had his own hilarious moment introducing himself to the famous visitor. “Everyone was all smiles. Jimmy said the tour really blew him away.”

Jimmy Fallon was making a few stops on the Detroit subway; This was just one, Ford said.

Factory workers cheered the actor, who starred on “Saturday Night Live,” as did Chris Farley, the late cousin of Jim Farley.

They flocked to take photos with the TV host, with many asking the CEO to take cell phone pictures of employees as quickly as possible.

Factory workers shouted, “We love you,” and Fallon responded immediately.

The TV host, who spent time on his talk show discussing the infamous “frunk,” stopped by the place to meet the workers who install the huge front trunk on the truck.

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Fallon tweeted a video of himself singing “Junk in my Frunk” on May 21.

On Friday, he showed UAW employees photos of his old F-150 and talked about trucks, trucks, trucks.

Ford confirmed information given to the Free Press about the afternoon event.

The light-hearted reunion between Farley and Fallon comes a week after Ford posted second-quarter adjusted earnings of $3.7 billion, which beat industry expectations. The Lightning plays a key role in Ford’s strategy.