Neirokham: the Rude Chatbot

Most bots smile politely and wish you a good day. Neirokham does the opposite. Its description warns up front that it is very aggressive and that you shouldn't expect kind words. If you're tired of sugary assistants, this is a chance for a different tone. 😈

A bot with a bad attitude

Neirokham is an entertainment chatbot with a deliberately rude manner. It answers defiantly, teases, and sometimes swears. A meme media channel called Kikomedia runs it, and the attitude is presented as its signature feature.

It starts with /start, labeled "begin the conversation". The second command, /premium, opens a paid subscription.

The rude one in your group chat

The funniest use is adding Neirokham to a chat with friends. According to user descriptions, the bot jumps into the conversation by itself every five or six messages and may tease members good-naturedly.

If your crowd likes dark humor and self-irony, this kind of "moderator" can liven things up. If someone in the chat has thin skin, think twice. 🤖

Tasks and subscriptions

For its main functions the bot asks you to subscribe to a channel and complete tasks. It's a standard scheme: that's how creators grow an audience.

• Subscribe deliberately. Decide if you want the channel instead of tapping everything.
• Check the terms. Before getting Premium, see what exactly it gives and what it costs.
• You can leave later. If the content doesn't suit you, leave the channel.

What reviews say and why to trust them carefully

Search for the bot online and the picture is mixed. A few review sites give it low ratings and call it dubious. Others describe it as an ordinary entertainment toy.

Many of those pages read like affiliate roundups, and part of their text is about trading and earning, which has nothing to do with the bot. So judge the bot by what it actually asks from you, not by loud headlines. ⚠️

Safety rules for any rude bot

1. Share no personal data. A passport, an address or an SMS code is never needed by an entertainment bot.
2. Don't type card details. Pay only through Telegram's built-in methods if you decide to subscribe.
3. Ignore income promises. An entertainment bot should never promise "easy money".
4. Add it to chats carefully. Warn members that the bot is rude.

Who it suits

People who want to laugh at themselves and their friends and enjoy rough humor in the spirit of meme channels. Neirokham won't replace a real AI tool for work and won't become a serious helper. Its strength is attitude, not usefulness.

Try it one-on-one first, without a group. Check if you like the tone, and only then invite friends. If it gets unpleasant or the bot starts asking for too much, stop it and delete the chat. 🔕

A reminder for parents: the bot can swear, so it's not the best choice for children. Pick entertainment bots for teenagers together with them.

One last thing: bots like this often change subscription terms and the task list. Rely on what you see in the chat today, not on old reviews.