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Streaming now at https://abc7chicago.com/watch/live/11064984/. A woman suffered a concussion when she lost control of her car and crashed it moments after singing the well-known Britney Spears lyric “hit me baby one more time.” Kaitlynn McCutcheon told Inside Edition that she was driving to visit her grandparents in Pennsylvania on July 2. “I was going the speed limit [and] was not on my phone,” she told Storyful. “I just set my camera up to record myself singing, as I do often.” When Britney Spears’ song Baby One More Time came on, McCutcheon belted it out – only to have her car slide on some gravel and ultimately flip on its side. McCutcheon told Storyful she tried to straighten the car, but there was a hill and the car skidded off the road and flipped. “If the hill wasn’t there I probably would’ve saved it,” McCutcheon said. The car did make it out okay, McCutcheon said. The mirror had to be replaced and the passenger side window doesn’t move, but otherwise “nothing is wrong with the car,” she told Storyful. McCutcheon herself didn’t get out so lucky. “I did walk away with a concussion,” she told Inside Edition. “I had a bunch of bruises all over my legs, but I was okay in the end.” She also told the outlet that she’s learned her lesson about singing in the car: “I won’t do it anymore, obviously.”

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