MINNESOTA — A young woman was attending the Winstock Music Festival in Minnesota when she apparently got her head stuck in the tailpipe of a truck, KARE 11 reports.<br /><br />Kaitlyn Strom, 19, commented saying she was just hanging out with friends and "having fun" when she "saw the exhaust pipe and thought she could probably fit in that."<br /><br />It was the first day of the festival when Strom got her head stuck in the tailpipe for around 45 minutes, reports Fox News.<br /><br />Strom told the Hutchinson Leader newspaper, she "was confused" and "didn't know what was going on."<br /><br />She also said she "trusted everyone who was around … to get me out safely."<br /><br />The Winsted Fire Department was called to "cut off the exhaust pipe" and free Strom's head, reports the Hutchinson Leader newspaper.<br /><br />After Strom's head was freed, she was taken for a medical test and "cited for underage drinking" by the McLeod County Sheriff's Department, KARE 11 reports.<br /><br />The video of Strom's rescue has gone viral on social media, having more than two million views.<br /><br />Strom later posted a picture on Facebook holding the exhaust pipe her head was stuck in and wrote, "Yeah I'm the tail pipe girl, whatchu know about it?"
