“Freaky command” on Roblox usually means an admin command or chat command that someone added to a game, not a Roblox-wide setting. To turn it off, you generally need to remove or disable the script/plugin that adds the command, or edit the command handler so it ignores that command.

What to check

  • If it is an admin system like Adonis or another command pack, look for the command list or command handler and delete or disable the specific command. A Roblox developer forum post suggests editing the admin script where commands are handled and blocking the command when certain text is included.
  • If it is a chat-related command in your own game, the command may be tied to the chat system or a LocalScript. Roblox developer discussions show that chat can be disabled from the game side, but that only stops chat UI and chat behavior, not a custom admin command script by itself.

If you made the game

  1. Open the game in Roblox Studio.
  2. Search your scripts for the command name or the word “freaky.”
  3. Remove the command from the admin module or add a check that prevents it from running.
  4. Test the game again in Studio.

If it’s someone else’s game

You usually cannot turn it off yourself unless the game has a settings menu or a mute/disable option. In that case, the best move is to leave the experience or report the issue to the game owner. The command is controlled by the game’s scripting, not by a Roblox account setting.

Safe fallback

If what you really want is to stop weird chat behavior in a game you own, Roblox docs and dev forum guidance show that you can disable the default chat UI or chat modules in Studio, but that is separate from removing a specific custom command.

TL;DR: If you own the Roblox game, remove the script or admin module that defines the command; if you do not own the game, you cannot really turn that command off yourself.