Rikachu
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- Dec 3, 2025
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I know it might be tempting, but using discord to inflate streams is not recommended, what you're describing is a direct violation of spotify's terms of service, the platform has very advanced systems for detecting fake listening patterns, such as looping without real interaction or traffic from suspicious IPs.
Music bots on discord aren't designed for that, their real function is for a group of friends to listen to music together in a voice channel, like a virtual DJ playing songs chosen by users, not to generate fake streams in the background, creating a stream farm isn't a shortcut; it's a risk, if spotify detects irregular activity, the consequences range from removing streams to permanently banning accounts, it's better to focus those resources on real organic promotion, such as spotify ads or social media campaigns, it's the only way to build a legitimate audience that won't disappear overnight.
Music bots on discord aren't designed for that, their real function is for a group of friends to listen to music together in a voice channel, like a virtual DJ playing songs chosen by users, not to generate fake streams in the background, creating a stream farm isn't a shortcut; it's a risk, if spotify detects irregular activity, the consequences range from removing streams to permanently banning accounts, it's better to focus those resources on real organic promotion, such as spotify ads or social media campaigns, it's the only way to build a legitimate audience that won't disappear overnight.
