No chat please
A streamer's plea (or chatter's call-out) to stop talking about a specific topic — usually because it's spoilery, off-limits per the streamer's rules, or rage-baity.
Definitions
A streamer's plea (or chatter's call-out) to stop talking about a specific topic — usually because it's spoilery, off-limits per the streamer's rules, or rage-baity. Often abbreviated NCP. Sometimes turned into a joke by chat by continuing the topic in coded language.
no chat please re ending of the show, still episode 4
Comments
Have a better definition?
Add your own interpretation of "No chat please".
🌐About Internet & Memes slang
Viral internet speak — memes, ratios, main-character moments, and the algospeak of every platform from Twitter to Reddit to TikTok comment sections.
See all Internet & Memes slang on Slangora.
Other words near "No chat please" (N)
Browse all slang words starting with N.
Related terms
Semantically related
- chat, is this real?63%
A streamer or chatter's reaction to something so absurd it needs collective confirmation. 'Chat' here is treated as a single oracle entity. The phrase has become a standalone meme outside Twitch, used on TikTok and Twitter even by people who don't stream. Often paired with the same image style as 'wait is this real'.
- No pasaran61%
Spanish for 'they shall not pass', originally a 1930s Republican civil-war slogan but adopted in modern Twitch/Discord chats to mean 'defend the gate, repel the invaders'. Posted during raids, dogpiles, or hostile takeover attempts of a chat. Often spammed alongside defensive emote walls.
- Chatter61%
A viewer who actively types in chat, as opposed to a silent lurker. 'Chatters' as a collective noun refers to a channel's active commenting community. Twitch surfaces a chatter count separately from view count. Streamers often address chat directly as 'chatters' or 'my chatters'.
- PauseChamp60%
(internet slang, text messaging, Twitch-speak) wait for it.
- can you not60%
(slang, informal) Used to politely or indirectly ask someone to stop doing something, conveying a hint of frustration or annoyance depending on the context.