This. Sick. Exhibit.

BuzzFeed was lucky enough to get a behind-the-scenes visit to The Grammy Museum's special exhibit, "The Taylor Swift Experience," running through May 10 in Downtown Los Angeles. Here are some of the SWIFTIEST things you have to see at the amazing exhibit!

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You're greeted by her piano that she used throughout The Red Tour.

Bonus Points: The piano is automated to play some Taylor tracks, naturally. Right away, you know you're in the presence of musical greatness because there are velvet ropes around the piano. If only TSwift was there to play herself...

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Upstairs, there is an EPIC discography timeline, spanning her entire career from 2006's debut self-titled album to 2014's smash-success 1989.

If you REALLY need a reminder of how much Taylor has achieved in less than a decade on the scene, than the discography wall is for you. It's MASSIVE, with panels devoted to each of her albums — complete with track listings, tour stops, and awards. There's lit'rally no BLANK SPACE on the walls, not even for Starbucks lovers!

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Next up are some family mementos, which are made EXTRA cool by the factor Taylor's mom helped pick out the items in the exhibit!

Mother knows best! Which is good, because in this case Tay's mom Andrea helped curate the exhibit. You've got family photos, home videos, even art drawn by Taylor herself! She's a true renaissance woman. But she probably shouldn't quit her day job.

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