As Google confirmed to The Verge, Google took down Groovy as it violated its Terms of Service, including modifying the service to use it for commercial purposes. The primary reason behind YouTube taking down these music bots is that both bots offer a premium subscription that offers a tad bit of extra features on Discord.
Also read: How to Add Bots to Discord Servers and Configure Them? This caught the attention of Google and YouTube and received notice. Music streaming bots allow listening parties on Discord servers, mostly using audio from YouTube videos. Similarly, Groovy was installed on 16 million Discord servers and featured over 250 million users. Rythm is currently installed on 20 million Discord servers and features over 560 million Discord users.
The Rythm bot had been out in the wild longer than Groovy had.
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