If you're looking for something to give you a heart attack to jump start your day, here it is: in this viral YouTube video, a mother is apparently recording her kids singing and dancing in the back seat while she is driving, when, unsurprisingly, they crash. The video claims that no one was hurt, and this appears to be confirmed by the fact that you can hear the mother (and, in true toddler-parrot fashion, daughter), exclaiming "Oh, sh*t!" (Has anyone considered filming their adorable children dancing, say, on the ground? On the floor? Emphatically not in a steel-and-glass box traveling at high speeds while it is not entirely clear that you are paying attention to, you know, driving the steel-and-glass box?) I can't verify that this video is real—that is to say, it's video of an actual accident as opposed to an amateur PSA about not using your cell phone while driving. On the other hand, I can't find any evidence that it's fake, either, and it was real enough to make me doubt my bladder control (just for a second!). Regardless of its authenticity, it sure sends the message that the lure of viral video fame is not worth the price of your kids' safety.    Previously: Unpopular Opinion: I Hate Viral Videos of Babies in Car Seats