Dailey Bailey: The Most Popular Baby Names Last Year Were Noah and Emma . . . the Least Popular Was Isis

The Social Security Administration just released the most popular baby names from last year. And there aren’t really any big surprises.

Noah was the most popular name for boys for the third year in a row . . . and Emma was the most popular name for girls for the second year in a row.

The top 10 names for boys were: Noah . . . Liam . . . Mason . . . Jacob . . . William . . . Ethan . . . James . . . Alexander . . . Michael . . . and Benjamin.

And the top 10 names for girls were: Emma . . . Olivia . . . Sophia . . . Ava . . . Isabella . . . Mia . . . Abigail . . . Emily . . . Charlotte . . . and Harper.

But on the other end of the scale, there was one name that was a huge loser last year . . . Isis.

It dropped from the 705th most popular name in 2014 to the 1,770th most popular name last year. No other name came close to falling that much! That’s just what happens when a perfectly fine name gets stolen by psychotic terrorists.