That’s two-time Olympic gold medalist Suni Lee to you.

After helping Team USA women’s gymnastics to its first Olympic gold medal in team competition since the 2016 Rio Olympics, former Auburn gymnast Suni Lee secured the second Olympic gold medal of her career on Tuesday from Paris’ Bercy Arena.

Lee won her first Olympic gold medal during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics as she won the all-around competition.

On Tuesday, Lee was set to compete on the uneven bars, balance beam and floor, meaning she was forced to sit and wait during the first rotation as Team USA started on vault.

The Americans’ time on vault was followed by a trip to the uneven bars, which is arguably Lee’s best event.

Lee ended up falling off the uneven bars during her warmup, but brushed it off quickly and put together a Team USA-leading score of 14.566.

Following bars, Team USA took to the balance beam, where it was presented with quick gut check as Jordan Chiles fell off the apparatus to start the team’s turn.

And while following a fall is never easy as they are sometimes considered “contagious,” Lee made sure that wasn’t the case and strung together a near-flawless routine, finishing with a score of 14.600.

While waiting to learn her beam score, Lee was comforted by a pair of familiar words as “War Eagle!” was shouted out from the crowd, earning some fist pumps from the most decorated gymnast in Auburn history.

In what felt like a victory-lap-of-a-final rotation on floor, Lee finished up her brilliant day with a 13.533 before carrying the American flag across the floor alongside Simone Biles as gold medalists once again.

While Team USA’s time as a unit ended Tuesday, both Lee and Biles still have work to do in Paris as they’re both set to compete in the all-around competition on Thursday.