CHECK YO ROLE MODEL: The Real Karen Civil Exposed... Good Girl or Good Act? (TEA & Tweets!)

Don't play with the big dogs unless your track record is squeaky clean! And by track record, we mean your Twitter page.

Karen Civil whose described as a "media maven" and "cultural artige" (her words via Twitter bio) is best known for building up the digital success of Dr. Dre, Lil Wayne, Dipset and even the Backstreet Boys. Since her humble social media beginnings, Civil has become somewhat of a power player within the industry and just dropped a book of motivation entitled, Be You & Live Civil: 5 Tools For Unlocking Your Potential and Living Your Purpose.

Most recently the inspirational woman, joined Hillary Clinton in her race towards Presidency-- annnndd that's when things go SKEEERRTT!

Maybe this girl isn't as innocent and motivational as we think.... And of course it would take Civil to join in the campaigning of a potential woman-President... For her dark past to come to light.

And so it is.

Here she comes.. Brush your shoulders @HillaryClinton. #imwithher pic.twitter.com/KFHi4eAUWx
— Karen Civil (@KarenCivil) October 30, 2015

Via Buzzfeed:

A visible supporter of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign has used anti-gay language on Twitter in the past.

Karen Civil, a music media personality, emceed the launch event of “African Americans for Hillary” at Clark University in Atlanta last year and was listed as a “social media influencer” on a list of the “170 African American Women Leaders Stand with Hillary Clinton,” on a Clinton campaign press release sent Wednesday.

Civil detailed her experience with African Americans For Hillary, in a blog item posted to the campaign’s website on Nov. 6, 2015, titled, “I helped launch African Americans for Hillary Clinton. This is my story.”

A review of her Twitter account uncovered tweets from 2009 in which Civil used the word “fag” and “faggot.” Civil also tweeted about her “jew ways” when it came to spending money.

Civil did not respond to a request for comment on her tweets, which were subsequently deleted after BuzzFeed brought them to her attention.

A Clinton campaign official told BuzzFeed News: “While we welcome the support of everyone, we’re only able to control that which is said by our campaign.”

Check out Karen's tweets below: