Abdul Robinson: My Sons Ksoo & Krazy K Were ATK's Muscle & Protected Yungeen Ace (Part 2)

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In a revealing interview, Abdul Robinson opened up about his sons Hakeem Robinson (Ksoo) and Abdul Robinson Jr. (Krazy K), who played key roles within the ATK (A-Town Kingz) collective. After serving 11 years in prison, Abdul returned to find his sons deeply involved in street life, becoming the "muscle" for ATK and safeguarding rapper Yungeen Ace amid escalating violence.

Abdul described how Krazy K’s close relationship with Ace helped the group establish respect and control in the region, allowing ATK to move with influence and strength. He emphasized that without the protection and presence of his sons, Ace and the crew wouldn’t have commanded the same street credibility. Abdul also acknowledged the dangers tied to these affiliations, sharing that he had to adjust his life due to ongoing conflicts. Despite the violence, Abdul portrays Ace as a good person caught in overwhelming circumstances, while underscoring his sons’ crucial roles in supporting the ATK movement.