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Every time I see Slack/Discord et Al. described as such, I wonder if any of these people actually used any of those. By use, I mean actually try out its features, not just treating it as IRC ("just" channels, messages and DMs for text convos).
I hate Discord with a passion, but pretending like it's just "fancy IRC" is IMHO pretty absurd.