The comedic parody duo ItsTheReal, comprised of Eric and Jeff Rosenthal, have been a fixture in Hip-Hop since 2007, so it's a wonder that it would take them this long to release an actual musical project. Better late than never, we receive a mixtape from our favorite Jewish sketch comedy outfit, titled Urbane Outfitters Volume 1.

The seven song bundle hosted by none other than Mr. Thanksgiving, better known as DJ Drama, appropriately drops on April Fool's Day. So far, we've heard a sampling with the equally hilarious "Beef With Us," featuring Maino and the Bun B-assisted "Girls With the Dirty Souths."

In a recent interview with The New York Times, Eric Rosenthal spoke on the mixtape, saying "For the first time, instead of being in our world — where we're comfortable with rappers coming into our world — we're in their world." That's a perfect description of the first of their two-part series.

As far as features go, listeners can also expect appearances by Freeway, Hannibal Buress, and Lil Jon, while California based producers Tha Bizness handled the beats. If you're in need for your daily dose of laughter, then look no further.

Stream and download Urbane Outfitters Volume 1 below.

DOWNLOAD: ItsTheReal – Urbane Outfitters (Mixtape) (Hosted by DJ Drama)

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If you're familiar with Maino and his history in the music industry, then you may have heard stories of him literally bullying his way into the game. Hip-Hop sketch comedians Eric and Jeff Rosenthal, aka ItsTheReal, play on that tale on, "Beef With Us," the first single from their forthcoming mixtape Urbane Outfitters, Vol. 1.

The track drops with an accompanying visual, which features the Brooklyn rapper as the henchman for the rapping Rosenthals. Urbane Outfitters, Vol. 1 drops on the day jokes reign supreme, April 1, and will feature a bevy of satirical jams featuring a few noteworthy MCs and producers.

See the visual and a brief statement from ItsTheReal below. Hit the following page to see the tracklist and download the cut.

Beef Wit Us is the first single off of ItsTheReal's debut comedy rap mixtape, Urbane Outfitters, Vol. 1 which will be free for download on April 1st. It features Maino as you've never seen him before. The video was directed by Rik Cordero. Beef Wit Us was produced by Greg Mayo.

Urbane Outfitters is presented by DJ Drama and features Bun B, Freeway, Lil Jon, and Hannibal Buress. Production by Greg Mayo and Tha Bizness.

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It was easy for fans to miss Raekwon's Lost Jewelry EP in the influx of tunes that hit the Internets on a daily basis. If this applies to you, feel free to acquaint yourself with one of the project's best tracks, "To The Top," for which the Chef provides a visual treatment today.

Brooklyn rapper Maino joins the legendary Wu-Tang member in the video for the soulful cut. Director Mazi O. took a cinematic approach in the shots by weaving together an intricate plot around two New York City police officers who are in hot pursuit of Raekwon and Maino.

As the plot thickens, viewers will see that things are far from what they seem. We won't spoil the turn of events, so you'll have to watch the video for yourself below. Also be sure to check out the rest of Raekwon's 12-song Lost Jewelry EP, featuring appearances by Faith Evans, Freddie Gibbs, and Altrina Renee here.

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Raekwon and his H2O artist, Altrina Renee, originally dropped  "86" on Rae's latest free EP, Lost Jewlry. 

Now not only do they add AZ for a new remix of the record, they drop the accompanying video for the song as well. This DJ Thoro-produced cut is another smooth joint from Rae, following up his JD Era featured cut from yesterday, "Whatever Baby."

The video on the other hand is a cool and relaxed clip directed by Monstar Films in New York city. Pretty women, good smoke and good drink are abundant in the video for the "86" remix. While you enjoy this track and video, remember that The Chef is gearing up to drop his new album, F.I.L.A. (Fly International Luxurious Art).

AZ's appearance in the video only enhances an already great sounding record for those that are fans of vintage easy-going 90s Hip-Hop. This one is right up your alley.

Check out the video for "86" remix down below and enjoy a stream of the song as well underneath the hood.

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1. LIL WAYNE FT DRAKE & BUSTA RHYMES – SHE WILL RMX
2. DRAKE – HEADLINES
3. JAZMINE SULLIVAN – DRIVE BY
4. TYRESE FT LUDACRIS – TOO EASY
5. CHERLISE FT LIL WAYNE – LOVE U RIGHT
6. CHRIS BROWN – TRUMPET LIGHTS
7. GAME FT DRAKE – GOOD GIRLS GO BAD
8. JIM JONES FT LLOYD BANKS – BLOW YA WHISTLE
9.  MEEK MILL FT YOUNG CHRIS – HOUSE PARTY
10. MANNY G FT RICH BOY & LIL DADDY – BADDEST BITCH IN THE WORLD
11. KRUNCH ONE – HOW WE DO
12. G4 BOYZ FT SHORTY MAC & THE OUTFIT – LIKE MY BASE REMIX
13. PUSHA T FT KANYE WEST & YOUNG JEEZY – AMEN
14. JAE MILLZ FT BIRDMAN – KKKRAZY
15. STYLES P FT BUSTA RHYMES & RICK ROSS – HARSH
16. MANNY G FT FIELD MOB – DEVIL SO BUSY
17. PRETTY RICKY – PACMAN YOUR BODY
18. PLEASURE P – LIKE YOU
19. R KELLY FT MARIAH CAREY – BETCHA GON KNOW I CHECK
20. R KELLY – GOING THROUGH CHANGES
21. NE-YO – SHE USES ME
22. RON BROWZ FT MAINO – BEDROOM SWAG

1. LIL WAYNE FT MACK MAINE – SHE BAD
2. GUCCI MANE FT CIARA – TOO HOOD
3. ROCKO FT PLIES – GOIN STEADY
4. MAINO FT ROSCOE DASH – LET IT FLY
5. NICKI MINAJ – SO SPECIAL
6. JAE MILLZ – I GOT EM
7. ACE HOOD FT T-PAIN – TRYN
8. MEEK MILL – HAM MUSIC
9. WEBSTAR FT NICKI MINAJ – BOUGHT THE BAR
10. PAPOOSE FT LLOYD BANKS & BUSTA RHYMES – PARTY BOUT TO POP RMX
11. CAMRON & VADO – TALK MY NIGGA
12. CIARA – GIFTED
13. LLOYD FT SOULJA BOY – LADY
14. LLOYD – PRIVATE DANCER
15. DREAM FT LIL WAYNE & KELLY ROWLAND – MOTIVATION
16. DRAKE – DREAMS MONEY CAN BUY
17. CHIDDY BANG FT THE KNOCKS – WHEN YOUVE GOT MUSIC
18. MAC MILLER – LOVE LOST
19. LIL WAYNE FT GUDDA GUDDA – YOUNG MONEY
20. JIM JONES, JUELZ SANTANA, WAKA FLOCKA – 848
21. WAKA FLOCKA FT TRAVIS PORTER – CLAP RMX
22. WALE, MEEK MILL, RICK ROSS FT J.COLE – FITTED CAP
23. J.COLE – RETURN OF SIMBA
24. MACK MAINE – REAL SOILDERS