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Not every situation calls for a permanent ban. A kick removes a disruptive member from your server right away while leaving the door open for them to return — making it the go-to tool when you need a strong consequence without a full-on ban.

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Description

The /kick command immediately removes a member from your server. Unlike a ban, a kicked member is not blocked from your server permanently — they can rejoin at any time if they have a valid invite link. The kick and any provided reason are logged in Burger Bot’s moderation records so your team maintains a full history of disciplinary actions.

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Usage

/kick @username Ignoring moderator instructions

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Parameters

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user
@mention
required
The server member you want to kick. Must be an @mention of a current member of your server.
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reason
string
A brief explanation for why the member is being kicked. Saved to Burger Bot’s moderation log and visible to your moderation team.

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Permissions Required

RoleAccess
Moderator or higher✅ Can kick members
Regular members❌ No access

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Example Usage

Kick a member for ignoring moderator instructions: 
/kick @ChaosGremlin Ignoring moderator instructions after multiple warnings
Kick a member for disruptive behaviour: 
/kick @ChaosGremlin Continued disruptive behaviour in voice channels
Kick without a reason: 
/kick @ChaosGremlin
Kicked members are not prevented from rejoining your server. If you want to prevent someone from returning entirely, use /ban instead. Kicking is best suited for situations where you want to give a member a firm reset without permanently excluding them.
A kick pairs well with a prior /warn or /timeout. If a member has already been warned and timed out but is still causing problems, a kick sends a clear signal that the next step is a ban — especially if you communicate that to them before they rejoin.