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- Installs
- 5,000+
- Category
- Personalization
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Version
- 1.7
- Released
- May 19, 2026
- Last updated
- 6 Aug 2026
- In-app purchases
- No
- Contains ads
- Yes
- Promo video
- No
- Requires Android
- 8.0
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Arrange an Adrenaline House call with all the participants, dances and show today.
Adrenaline House Fake Video Call & Chat is an unofficial fan simulator featuring staged video calls, customizable audio calls, offline chat, and Smart Chat. It is designed for fictional team scenes and does not connect the user with Adrenalin House, its members, the production company, or any real accounts. The main search focus is on Adrenaline House, Adrenalin House, and AdrenalinHouse. The lineup includes Nikita Shulgin, Sonya Safarova, Musim Ashurov, Tyoma and Artem Tulenov, MC Karamelka and Kristina Karamelka, Masha and Maria Denisova, and Kira Timraleeva. The Adrenaline dance school, short-video house, dancing, songs, concerts, TV series, "team reality show," challenges, streams, and friendship expand the search terminology. An Adrenaline House fake call, group video call, or chat with members is fictional and has no connection to the team, families, producers, venues, or brands. Fictional roles are suitable for dance rehearsals, concert preparation, team challenges, backstage interviews, song reactions, or friendly scenes. No role represents an actual house member. This is an unofficial fan parody and has no connection, endorsement, or sponsorship from the mentioned people, their families, teams, associations, or venues. All calls, chats, and roles are fictional; the app does not provide verified messages, meetings, gifts, auditions, or official access. Four formats help change the rhythm of the story: a pre-scripted video call, a customizable audio call, an offline chat with a pre-written script, and a Smart Chat with new fictional responses. Video and Smart Chat may require internet access, while offline dialogue follows pre-written threads. A video call plays an incoming call screen with a pre-programmed video. Choose a role, wait for the signal, accept or decline the call, and optionally enable your own camera preview. Video requires internet access; your real number is not dialed. An audio call lets you set a name, photo, ringtone, theme, vibration, flash, and delay. Save several fictitious contacts for different scenarios, but use them only with willing friends and reveal the setup before anyone gets anxious. Offline chat is convenient for pre-planned conversations and screenshots: its responses are pre-written and not generated by AI. Smart Chat generates new responses, so read the disclaimer before using and consider each response fictional. Do not enter passwords, address, payment information, phone number, school information, or personal photos in Smart Chat. If a response seems dangerous or unpleasant, report or block, end the conversation, and tell an adult if you need help. Create a scenario: a call before a music premiere, a friendly interview, a reaction to a trend, a discussion about a music video, or a short fan story. Your voice, pauses, and acting make the scene engaging; the interface should not serve as proof of genuine contact. Mark published footage with the words "fake call," "parody," or "unofficial simulation." Do not create fake pranks, phishing pages, promises of meetings, tickets, castings, or messages from managers or official support. Do not use the app for bullying, extortion, false alarms, or harassing calls. Do not frighten younger children or strangers. Get permission before recording and posting someone else's reaction; if you feel uncomfortable, stop the scene immediately. Adults should explain to younger fans the difference between a simulation and a genuine message. Test the sound and timer beforehand, agree on boundaries, and end the prank with a friendly disclosure so everyone understands the fictitious nature of the scene. Before starting, choose a quiet and safe place where your phone won't distract you from commuting, studying, work, or other important activities. The staged scene should remain fun and not pose any real risks. Mark each post as an informal simulation and don't present the general theme as official content.