In this raw and intimate documentary, director Daisy Ifama turns the lens on Carter The Bandit, a rising hip-hop artist navigating the turbulent intersection of fatherhood, fame, and personal ambition. The film captures Carter as he prepares for a pivotal career moment, all while grappling with the responsibilities of raising a young child in the fast-paced, often unforgiving music industry. Shot with an observational style over its brief but potent runtime, the documentary strips away the usual glamour of rap culture to reveal the quiet, behind-the-scenes struggles of balancing creative drive with the urgent need to provide a stable future. As Carter juggles studio sessions, late-night performances, and tender moments with his baby, the central conflict emerges: can he achieve his artistic breakthrough without sacrificing the very family that inspires him? RAP BABY offers an unflinching yet heartfelt look at vulnerability, resilience, and the profound love that fuels a parent’s hustle.