The Big Game is in the Big Easy and Cardi B is teaming up with a famous booze brand to make history … in the form of a 350-gallon daiquiri the world has never seen.

Fat Tuesday and Cardi B’s Whipshots are getting the party started in New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX with the world’s biggest daiquiri … a monstrosity of a cocktail that was six months in the making.

A marvel of engineering, the 350-gallon cocktail lives within a 22-foot tall container made from solid steel. The drink features a Fat Tuesday frozen mix and it’s topped off with Whipshots, Cardi’s vodka-infused whipped cream.

Jeff Beacher — the showman behind the famed Beacher’s Madhouse — is the guy pulling all the strings here … we’re told he invested over $250,000 to pull this off, with six months of engineering needed to bring this idea to life.

The massive drink was poured Friday morning at Fat Tuesday on Bourbon Street … but it’s too big for revelers to consume. Instead, it’s serving as a prop for photo ops.

Fat Tuesday will be serving smaller versions of the world’s largest daiquiri all night at its pre-Super Bowl party … 18-oz yards filled with strawberry margarita made from Don Julio 1942 tequila.

The drinks are called the Royal Rita, in honor of Cardi.

We’ve learned David Lynch‘s cause of death … his death certificate was released Friday.

In the L.A. County Dept. of Public Health document, David’s immediate cause of death is listed as cardiac arrest … with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease as the underlying condition. The document also lists dehydration as a significant contributor.

Lynch himself had revealed last year he was diagnosed with emphysema after years of smoking, and likely wouldn’t be able to direct anymore, or even leave his house. In November, the director responsible for “Blue Velvet,” “Mulholland Drive” and “Twin Peaks” admitted he couldn’t even walk without oxygen … saying smoking had been an integral part of his life since he started at just 8 years old.

As we reported … a family member told TMZ Lynch died on Wednesday, January 15, at his daughter’s house — where he had been staying during the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles.

According to the document, he was cremated and his remains were buried on January 22 at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

Lynch was 78 years old.

Lil Yachty had a lil bit of a mishap … taking a full-on tumble off the stage while opening for Tyler, the Creator‘s “Chromakopia” tour.

Check out the clip — Yachty was working the stage at Milwaukee’s Fiserv Forum Thursday when he hit a little turbulence … stumbling at the edge before making a panicked leap, clearly choosing the less painful crash landing!

Nonetheless, he still hit the floor hard — but like a true pro, he shook it off and kept it moving.