Top Tchookko (also credited as Top Tchooko; real name Patrick Robinson, a.k.a. Patrick Robinson Lobo) is a Haitian rapper associated with the Carrefour-based collective Original Rap Staff (O.R.S.). Active since the mid-1990s, he is noted for rapid-fire Kreyòl delivery (“rap vitès”) and early contributions to the Haitian rap movement.

He is a credited member of O.R.S.’s foundational era and appears on the group’s early catalog, including the album “Kè Pòpòz” (1996). On this release, Top Tchookko is credited on tracks such as “Tout Moun Sou Blòf,” “Rap Mwen Lou,” “Ou Se Ayiti (Se Pou Ou M’ap Mouri),” and “Jou Sa.”

Throughout the 2000s and 2010s, he continued to appear on collaborative projects tied to the Haitian underground rap scene, including releases with Posse X and other peers.
Major Releases:

• Kè Pòpòz (1996) — Original Rap Staff (group album); select tracks credited to Top Tchookko / Top Tchooko
• Sexy (2012) — Original Rap Staff & Posse X feat. Top Tchookko
• One Two Three (2012) — Original Rap Staff & Posse X feat. Top Tchookko
• Deep Andanm’ — Original Rap Staff, Top Tchookko, Channel B, Sabine Francoeur, Posse X
• Mal Pike — Dobel, Top Tchookko, Zaktouch
• Mwen Ret Mwen — solo single (online release)

Popular Songs:
Tout Moun Sou Blòf; Rap Mwen Lou; Deep Andanm’; Sexy; One Two Three; Mal Pike; Mwen Ret Mwen.
Themes:
Street realism; social observation; technical showmanship (speed-rap); community and resilience.
Known For:
Rapid-fire Kreyòl flow (“rap vitès”); membership in Original Rap Staff; credited verses on “Kè Pòpòz”-era tracks.
Alias / Identity:
Stage name: Top Tchookko (also Top Tchooko in credits). Birth name: Patrick Robinson (Patrick Robinson Lobo).
Collaborations:
Original Rap Staff; Posse X; Channel B; Sabine Francoeur; Dobel; Zaktouch.
Awards:
No major public awards documented as of 2025.