harsh a gig

Definition

To suddenly derail someone's plans, usually by dumping an unexpected responsibility on them. Named for killing the vibe of an anticipated fun evening with an obligation they can't refuse.

Example Usage

My parents are totally harshing my gig by asking me to babysit instead of letting me go to the concert.

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