It remains to be seen what the developers have in store, keeping in view YouTube's copyright restrictions. As such, the Rythm team has advised users to keep the bot installed on their servers. The bot's official website echoes similar sentiments, but an interesting note over there also emphasizes that work is underway on 'something brand new in the music space that will revolutionize how we all listen to music'. It’s a sad end of an era here for everyone on the platform.

As someone that was a very early user on Discord it’s hard to envision Discord without music bots, they’ve become key to the experience and bring so much fun and engagement to a community. When you go to Rythm’s official website and click ‘invite the bot,’ you’ll be prompted to sign in to Discord, after which you’ll be able to choose what permissions you want to grant the bot and which server you want to join it to. I believe that now that we received the letter, all music bots will be getting them too in the following weeks and I strongly believe all of them will shut down. Rythm is one of many fantastic Discord themes, plugins, and add-ons, and it’s also quite simple to set up. Groovy receiving one just meant it would happen sooner rather than later. One way or another we knew this was due to happen eventually, which is why we started working on something new a year ago.

Rythm bot discord invite