'All the white guys' win in 'SNL' Oscars parody

For the second year in a row, the acting race at the Oscars is an all-white field, though many minority-led movies had critical acclaim leading up to the nominations. To poke fun of the race, which has been discussed on social media with hashtag #OscarsSoWhite, Saturday Night Live this weekend had this sketch:

Set at fake awards show Screen Guild Awards (as opposed to the Screen Actors Guild Awards, which are this Saturday) SNL presented these nominated roles, which get increasingly more ridiculous:

- Coach Vito (Taran Killam) in (Creed parody) Punching Upward

- Little Q (Pete Davidson) in (Straight Outta Compton parody) Shut 'Em Down

- Dave (Beck Bennett) in (Selma-esque movie) Thurgood

- White Man With Camera (Bobby Moynihan) in (Beasts of No Nation spoof) All the Beasts of Heaven

-  Unseen Voice on Phone (Jon Rudnitsky) in (The Big Short-like movie) Red Line

The winner?

A 5-way tie: All the white guys