The decision to have Elon Musk host the May 8 episode of Saturday Night Live has drawn some backlash online. It has also led to criticism from no fewer than four members of the SNL team.

In a Tweet on April 24, the Tesla CEO wrote “Let’s find out just how live Saturday Night Live really is” with a devil horns emoji. That tweet was screengrabbed by SNL cast member Bowen Yang, who responded first with a frowny face, then with “What the fuck does this even mean?” in Instagram stories captured by Bustle.

Andrew Dismukes, another cast member, wrote “ONLY CEO I WANT TO DO A SKETCH WITH IS Cher-E Oteri,” in his own Instagram story. The post was a reference to former cast member Cheri Oteri.

The reasoning behind some of the objections came more clearly into view with Instagram stories by cast member Aidy Briant and writer Sudi Green. Each posted a picture of a Tweet by Bernie Sanders calling America’s wealth disparity “a moral obscenity,” albeit with no caption.

As the second richest person on Earth, who is accused of having participated in a Bolivian coup and moved to Texas allegedly in order to avoid income taxes, Musk is an active participant in the wealth gap that the former presidential candidate was decrying.

Musk has also come under fire for comparing pandemic-related stay-at-home order “house arrest” and for downplaying the risk of the coronavirus. He has also come out against receiving the vaccines.

It was his juvenile sense of humor, though, that bothered the Desus and Mero TV series writer Josh Gondelman who tweeted that “Elon Musk hosting SNL is huge for guys still making ‘that’s what she said’ jokes who think they’d be great at hosting SNL.”