Abdul Robinson: I Can't Talk Gangsta After Taking the Stand Against My Son Ksoo (Part 15)
December 25, 2025
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Abdul Robinson opens up about the difficult decision to testify against his son, Ksoo (Casey), in a high-profile criminal case. Once proud of Ksoo’s talent as an entertainer, Robinson reveals the deep personal struggles behind their relationship. Despite efforts to provide businesses and support, Robinson admits he lived with guilt from his past prison time and gave his son significant leeway—sometimes to his own detriment. The turning point came when Robinson realized the gravity of Ksoo’s legal situation, witnessing evidence that implicated his son in serious crimes.
“I can’t justify all that gangster talk anymore,” Robinson admits, explaining that by taking the stand, he forfeited that image. But as a father, he chose what he called the “lesser evil” to protect his younger children’s future. Robinson describes his tireless efforts to support and guide Ksoo, even visiting jail and pushing him to engage in his defense. His emotional testimony underscores the complex balance between family loyalty and accountability.
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