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tippin 44's 

man tippin 44s means when you rollin on 84 cadillac wheels they only came out in 1984 for certain cadillacs get it right ppl they're some 30 spoke rims and no they don't go up to any size larger than 18" you stupid fucks rip dj srew
still tippin on 44's wrapped in fo vogues pimpin fo hoes and i'm packin 44's, still tippin 44's
tippin 44's by Bun B November 13, 2005
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tippin 44's 

It means riding on four 24" rims.
Tippin 44's , wrapped in four Vogues (tires)-PAUL WALL
tippin 44's by Jordan C H September 28, 2005

tippin 44's 

when u keepin it real and u got them old 44 rims walkin tha drop old skool fo an old G
Still Tippin on 44's reppin 44's Pimpin 4 hoes
tippin 44's by i forgot April 28, 2005

tippin' on 44s 

tippin on 4-4's, or tippin on fo, foes refers to rolling on four 1984(84's) cadillac 30 spoke wire wheels. THIS IS THE ONLY MEANING. MIKE JONES IS TALKING ABOUT ROLLING 4-84'S WRAPPED IN VOGUES(TIRES).
TIPPIN' ON 44S WRAPPED IN FO' VOGUES.
tippin' on 44s by GWO-HO September 21, 2005

tippin' on 44s 

"tippin' is like cruisin'" , 4 4's refers to four 84 rims... 84's are type rim that came out in 1984... 4 vouges meaning wrapped in 4 vouge tires...
tippin' on 44s by Pat Dempsey April 28, 2005

tippin' on 44s 

Crusing on the 1984 rims (aka first rims ever made) called "vogues"
tippin' on 44s by \\GiNo// April 28, 2005

tippin' on 44s 

A 44 spoke rim. Not two 22s.
tippin' on 44s by bluek May 1, 2005
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