KQs 3bet pot flop push call or fold?

Villain's 3bet range (4.7 mean AQo+, TT+) is pretty tight. It is probably not a bad idea to fold KQ preflop.

As played, you hit TP with 2nd kicker. Thus, you have to call this donk shove which is very suspicious in general. At the end, it's time to take a note on villain that he is capable of doing this.

I'm not too fond of the preflop call here combined with the positional disadvantage unless you have some kind of a specific read here. As played pre as nitty as it sounds I fold the flop and keep an eye on the guy. I don't think you're sacrificing a hell of lot of +EV by folding to the shove until you get a better feel for the specific player dynamic

KQs 6max i thinked too tight to fold. And 3bet only 130 hands, maybe 2-3K hand he 3bet avarge range about 7.

Pre is a call IMO. You block AK, AQ, AA, KK. He might have pairs like TT and JJ in his range. Problem is, he can have more AK, AQ, KK QQ in his range, where you can not (at least I hope those are a slam dunk 4bet from you vs. him).

Plan on treading lightly on K, Q high flops, again because he has a range advantage. Folding to the huge overbet exploitatively. Calling range here is AK+. It’s an odd move on their part. You are folding a chop sometimes, but that will never make up for the times you are beat. Hard to imagine QQ JJ taking this line, honestly its hard to imagine any hand taking this line but donks will be donks. He is not looking at his AK and saying “what is my opponents calling range pre?” They are really saying “I have TOP/TOP, time to overbet shove”. This is how you see these guys on 3x and 4x stacks. They get called light by regs that don’t believe them.