Since apparently there aren’t any more worthy issues to whine about, the privileged comedians and staffers of Saturday Night Live are taking on a far-from-glorious crusade against tech tycoon, Elon Musk.

Why? Because he’s a billionaire CEO, who is DARING to join the show as a guest for one episode. Is he the first rich man to do so? No, not at all. He’s just one of the only individuals invited to do so who has spoken out against the insane tyrannical behavior of government during COVID-19, which in their minds means he’s an evil, oppressive, rich Nazi billionaire who cannot and should not receive a public platform.

I kid you not… that is the controversy – the fact that he was invited to guest host a comedy skit show. No matter how ridiculous it seems to us, it doesn’t change this fact: the employees of SNL are MAD.

It all started when Miley Cyrus and Elon Musk tweeted they would appear on an upcoming SNL episode, including this tweet announcement from Elon:

Let’s find out just how live Saturday Night Live really is 😈
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) April 25, 2021

Here are the three worst reactions you need to see:

Bowen Yang (a thirty-year-old man who has a toddler-level response to something he doesn’t like):

absolutely obsessed w bowen yang sharing this on his IG story lmfao pic.twitter.com/t1pg0LdBtN
— ghost zombie jesus (@kazrbrekkers) April 25, 2021

Aidy Bryant, who tried to bring class warfare into the situation by sharing everything he could find about billionaires from TPUSA’s good friend, Comrade Bernie Sanders:

https://twitter.com/abbymorr11/status/1386052328814379009?s=20

And even a 25-year-old writer, Andrew Dismukes, felt emboldened enough to shame the higher-ups at SNL for daring to invite…. a CEO? Who the heck feels so entitled to complain like this as a 25-year-old writer?

Some "Saturday Night Live" cast members aren’t laughing about Elon Musk’s upcoming hosting gig.

"ONLY CEO I WANT TO DO A SKETCH WITH IS Cher-E Oteri," Andrew Dismukes wrote on Instagram. Bowen Yang was more explicit: "What the f— does this even mean?"https://t.co/LKbh5ONZlM
— MarketWatch (@MarketWatch) April 27, 2021

The good news is that all three of these crap posts were deleted… It looks like they learned the lesson not to bite the hand that feeds them… or in this situation… don’t have a hissy fit about your bosses inviting a successful tech leader with over 50 million followers to be on your show when it’s been hitting record lows.