Today's Rare Pepe Lore Lesson™️ is Series 22, Card 47 - PEPESOURCE by
@ScrillaVentura. This is a 1/111 card with none for sale as of the time of this writing. The last sale occurred on August 9, 2025 for $201 USD.
48 wallets hold a copy of this card. Scrilla is the largest holder with 42.34% of the total supply (47/111).
This card is a direct parody of The Source’s March 2004 cover (Issue No. 174). Scrilla replaced 10 mug shots of hip-hop artists with 10 hip-hop themed Rare Pepe cards. Thus his version is "Hip-Hop Pepes Behind Bars". The tag line has been changed from "The Magazine of Hip-Hop Music, Culture & Politics" to "The Magazine of Hip-Hop Music, Pepes & Politricks".
The question posed by The Source (Are Rappers the New Target of America's Criminal Justice System) has been changed to "RAREPEPES".
The date above the barcode has been changed from March 2004 to July 2017 (the month and date the token was minted) and the price in USD and CAN to XCP & PCASH (the De Facto currencies of the Counterparty ecosystem).
The artists on the original cover are:
Shyne, Suge Knight, C-Murder, Shyheim, Chi-Ali, J-Dee, Steady B, Mysonne, Mystikal, and Pimp C.
The Rare Pepe cards included on the cover are:
PEPEMILLION (Scrilla), MOBBPEPE (
@wasthatawolf)
PEPEGOAT (Scrilla), BIGGIEPEPE (
@shawnleary)
PEPEMANE (Cache Money), STILLPEPE (wasthatawolf), PWAPWAPWAPWA (Scrilla), PEPETANGCLAN (Scrilla), EAZYP (
@bettidlomas), and LEANPEPE (ICQPEPE)
Cards mentioned at the bottom of the cover are:
BOYZIIPEPE (Scrilla), PEPECENT (
@EverydayEarth),
RUNDMP (Scrilla), and RARESLIMPEPE (unknown).
Further reading:
The Source (magazine) -
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_So…
Hip-Hop -
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hip-ho…
Issue 174 of The Source (for sale) -
ebay.us/m/IRcZaL