No, sir. Teen Mom OG star Tyler Baltierra dropped the N-word in a Snapchat video over the weekend — and it wasn’t long before fans called him out for using the racial slur. After dropping his wife, Catelynn Lowell, off at a treatment center for her mental health issues stemming from suicidal thoughts, the 25-year-old dad blew off some steam at a rock concert.

Afterward, the MTV personality commented on the size of the crowd while leaving the show. “All I know is that I’m f–ked up as f–k right now!” a clearly inebriated Tyler said to the camera, before spewing his misguided use of vocabulary. To see the controversial moment, watch the clip below. (Warning: video includes offensive language.)

Popular Twitter account and reality TV YouTube channel @TheGraceReport was one of the many social media users who criticized Tyler for saying the N-word. “Wonder if/when @TylerBaltierra will bring that trifling a– over here to explain,” the website tweeted, to which Tyler offered a rather lackluster apology.

“This ‘trifling a–’ does have some explaining to do,” the Michigan native — who shares daughter Novalee, 2, with Catelynn, 25 — wrote. “I am a complete inconsiderate prick who made a mistake while attempting to take a mental break after dealing with everything. I deserve any hate you all give me, so lay it on me.”

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‪We just dropped her off. We haven’t held each other & just cried like that for a long time. Even after 12 years, I continue to be AMAZED by her strength, vulnerability, & courage to get help. “As long as I am alive, you will never be alone” – It is my call to arms & I will fight this war with her right by her side, we will not surrender to this…I will go to battle EVERY TIME for her! #KeepTalkingMH ‬

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Well, @TheGraceReport was seemingly unimpressed with Tyler’s response — and shamed him for playing the victim: “Mental exhaustion doesn’t put racial slurs in one’s vocabulary, last I checked.”

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