Dougie B Net Worth Career Updated 2022

His real name is Douglas Kieshawn Sheref and after being popular in the music game he decided to adopt the stage name “Dougie B”. The rapper rose to fame with the release of his breakthrough songs like Shake It, Forever on That, and Don’t Trip, I’m Back. All of these songs he dropped in 2022 and his music helped him to grab the attention of a larger audience. Dougie started his music career, teaming up with his close friends that we know as Kay Flock and B Lovee. These three even spent their childhoods, running their block, before becoming three of the biggest rap stars in the city with hit singles like Brotherly Love, T-Cardi, and Pop That.

Dougie B Net Worth 2022:

Early Life:

Dougie B was born in the 2000s in New York City’s neighborhood known as the Bronx. He came from such a difficult beginning much like his childhood friends Kay Flock and B Lovee. Growing up he spent a lot of time on the block located at East 187th street. While spending time in that place he started listening to artists like Chief Keef and Kodak Black. From there music became a part of his life. There he was sent off to attend elementary school in the nearby neighborhood of Yonkers. By the time he was a teenager however Dougie B would be back to spending most of his time in the Bronx, affiliating himself with local crews. At the age of 15, his father passed away in front of him from an epileptic seizure. After this tragedy, it was Kay Flock who stuck by his friend to help him get through what had happened. Dougie B eventually returned the favor by helping kick off Kay Flock’s musical journey. But it was B Lovee who began dabbling with songwriting before anyone else. Once B Lovee started writing his own music, Dougie B joined him. When Dougie discovered how much fun the gig was, he convinced Kay Flock to join as well.

Legal Issues:

But as much fun as these boys were having making music, hustling on the streets was always part of their lives. Eventually, music more or less fell by the wayside again as everyday life began to take priority. Then in 2019 both Kay Flock and Dougie B found themselves locked up. According to some reports Dougie B earned himself about a year in prison for stealing the chain off of another rising Bronx rapper PNV Jay. Some reports say that Kay Flock and Jay grew up together and were close friends. Meanwhile, Dougie B was close to Kay but did not have grown up directly on the same block. PNV Jay blew up as a rapper before anyone else and then when he was back home having something of a party with all his friends, Dougie showed up and made off with Jay’s chain. That’s how Dougie wound up behind bars for close to a year. Meanwhile, Dougie B and Kay Flock were serving prison there fellow friend B Lovee began exploding in popularity. Not long after B Lovee’s career began to flourish, Kay Flock got released. once he emerged from prison Flock immediately hit the studio alongside Lovee and began churning out songs like FTO. Dougie B finally ended his prison sentence and was released in the summer of 2020.

Music Career:

Dougie B released his first single “No More Free Dougie B”, a couple of months later following his release from jail. At that point, he was calling himself Doug’s B, but he’d quickly switch over to Dougie B. This trio buddy then teamed up to release the hit track “BROTHERLY LOVE” which went on to earn over 23 million views within one year of its release. Following the success he’d appear on numerous singles as a featured artist, including “That’s My Muddy”, “Geek”, and “Pop That”. All of these songs amassed over 1 million views. Then in 2021, he released his debut mixtape titled EOS700DOA which features hit singles like Dealership, EOS, and Turnt. The latter one is currently blowing up on YouTube with over 5 million views in just a year of its release. Following the release of that project he caught the attention of record labels and eventually signed with Republic Records. In the year 2022, Dougie B has released numerous singles including, BEAM, All These Days, Brotherly Love (Pt. 2), Uzi, I’m Back, and Shake It featuring Cardi B, and Bory300. The music video of the song I’m Back, amassed almost 4 million views within 4 months of its release.