There are some words you're just not supposed to use unless you're some sort of hateful bigot.

Jenelle Evans, of course, is a hateful bigot, but she's a bigot who's trying to rebuild her career and avoid getting a real job.

So you'd think she would steer clear of these forbidden words.

But it's important to remember that Evans is not very bright, and her contempt for people who are different from her is so powerul tha it might supersede her desire to land another cushy media job that requires no actual work,

Case in point -- Jenelle's latest TikTok video.

Maybe it's because she's realized her career in Amwrica has realized her career in the US is over, and not she's tryiing to blow up in China.

Or maybe she likes that the platforms audience is so young they might not remember her atrocities.

Whatever the case, Jenelle freakin' loves TikTok, dude.

Evans' TikTok dance videos have become the stuff or internet legend, largely becsuse many peple didn't realize they were capable of experiencing such intense second-hand embarrassment.

Unforunately, Jenelle also posts videos in which she tries to be intentionally funny by lip-syncing to audio from other posts.

Earlier this week, she posted a clip in which she mimicked Cardi B, and as much as do not want to hear about Jenelle's WAP, that would have been preferrable to what she actually posted.

"I know for a fact that y'all think I'm r--arded, and the crazy s--t is that I am, I am. I really am," she pretended to say in the video.

After being bombarded with criticism in her comments section, Jenelle deleted the clip and posted a very unconvincing apology.

“I’m sorry for using the R word and sorry if I offended anyone," she said.

“I deleted that Tik Tok. It was a trend and I wasn’t thinking.”

Not surprisingly, fans were not buying Jenelle's attempt to make things right.

"She’s not sorry [and] just trying to deflect from the situation," one follower commented.

"What a fake ass apology from bloat face," another wrote.

“Now that is a narcissist’s apology if I ever did see one, WOW,"  third added.

"You don't use that word. The fact you do shows exactly the kind of person you are," a fourth chimed in.

It's true -- that word simply should not be used in a derogatory fashion by anyone, under any circumstances.

And it's obvious that Jenelle is incapable of learning from her mistakes.

Her husband, David Eason, was fired by MTV for hurling slurs on social media.

Now Jenelle is doing the same thing as she struggles to rebuild her career.

By all accounts, Evans is broke, and since she would never deign to get a real job, weaseling her way back into the spotlight is her only hope.

But while she should be on an apology tour, instead, she's posting corny, try-hard attempts to be "edgy."

The situation is a reminder that Jenelle is a bigot through and through.

It's also a reminder that she never had the charisma or media savvy for a career in television.