Dakota Johnson Joined ISIS on <i>SNL </i>and People Sure Are Upset About It

Last night, on Saturday Night Live, Dakota Johnson graduated from high school and joined ISIS. Her proud and teary-eyed dad, played by Taran Killiam, dropped her off. "Death to America," shouted an ISIS fighter played by Kyle Mooney.

The sketch is a parody of this Toyota Camry ad, in which a father drops his daughter off at the airport on her way to join the (presumably American) military.

It also references the teen girls who are leaving home to join ISIS from all around the world.

Unsurprisingly, there was a lot of finger-wagging on social media about the sketch.

I'm going to go ahead and voice my opinion on the #SNL ISIS skit. Absolutely hell no, under any circumstance. Poor poor taste!
— Matthew Lyle (@mlyle2) March 1, 2015

#SNL makes #ISIS look funny. Easy to do living on Park Ave protected by NYPD & FBI. Christians being slaughtered in Middle East not laughing
— Green Mountain Skier (@VermontAttorney) March 1, 2015

Can't be serious. Isis skit? Like going to college? When so many people are being kidnapped and killed? Depraved. #SNL
— Raine LaChance (@rainelachance) March 1, 2015

SNL opening skit about ISIS was not funny. Not funny at all. Very sick. #Idiot Writers #SickHumor #SNLNeedsCancellled
— Chrissy Hartmann (@crhb4) March 1, 2015

Arsenio Hall was into it though, so who can really say.

ISIS: We'll take it from here dad! #snl #hilarious
— Arsenio Hall (@ArsenioHall) March 1, 2015