Wack100: Ksoo's Dad's a Piece of S*** for Testifying Against His Son & Getting Him Life (Part 13)
January 24, 2026
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In a recent heated discussion, Wack 100 harshly condemned Abdul Robinson Sr., father of rapper Ksoo, for his role in his son's criminal case. Ksoo is facing life without parole after being charged as an accessory in a murder linked to a hostage situation. According to Vlad and Wack 100, Ksoo and two friends committed a murder; one friend was caught and cooperated with authorities, leading to Ksoo’s pending life sentence. Despite the opportunity for Ksoo to accept a 30-year plea deal that could have freed his father from charges, Ksoo refused, sealing his fate. Abdul initially helped his son escape after the crime by providing his car and burning evidence, refusing to suggest turning themselves in. Wack 100 denounced Abdul’s actions, labelling him a "piece of s***" for testifying and seemingly betraying Ksoo after involvement. The complex situation highlights the devastating consequences of loyalty and choices within a criminal context.
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