Dougie B

Dougie B, real name Arion Howard, is a rapper from the Bronx associated with the New York drill scene that exploded in prominence during the early 2020s. He is best known for close collaborations with fellow Bronx artists B-Lovee and Kay Flock, appearing together on tracks such as «Brotherly Love» and «Pop That» that helped define the sound of the Bronx drill wave.

His style follows the sparse, sliding 808s and menacing minor-key production characteristic of Bronx and UK-influenced drill, paired with rapid, aggressive delivery. Songs like «Geeked», «Turnt» and «Wreck» carry the genre's high-energy, confrontational street energy, while «No More Free Dougie B» plays on drill's frequent references to legal trouble and incarceration within the scene.

As part of the tight-knit cluster of Bronx drill artists that came up together, Dougie B represents the collaborative, crew-based nature of the movement, where reputation is built as much through features and posse cuts as through solo output.