VC
Short for 'voice channel' or 'voice chat' on Discord.
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Short for 'voice channel' or 'voice chat' on Discord. 'Join vc' is one of the most common Discord invitations — to drop into a voice channel and talk/game together. Distinct from text channels (which are also abbreviated 'ch'). Communities often have multiple vcs for different activities (gaming vc, music vc, chill vc).
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