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My Baby's Daddy

My Baby's Daddy

2004

Three friends - Lonnie, "G", and Dominic - revel in their reckless lifestyle under the watchful eye of Lonnie's eccentric uncle Virgil. But when they simultaneously become fathers to their girlfriends' babies, their carefree existence is turned upside down. As they stumble into parenthood, they must confront the harsh realities of responsibility and maturity, resisting the change with all the might of their party-hard ethos.

Runtime: 86 min

Box Office: $18M

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Metacritic

23

Metascore

3.1

User Score

Metacritic
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6%

TOMATOMETER

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50%

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Metacritic

4.5 /10

IMDb Rating

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47.0

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In a dramatic twist, childhood friends Lonnie, G, and Dominic are jolted into reality when they discover their girlfriends are expecting. The trio's lives take on a new sense of responsibility as they navigate the challenges of impending fatherhood. Lonnie, who works multiple part-time jobs, including a stint as a garbage man, is struggling to balance his carefree lifestyle with the demands of being a dad to his son Carver. G, an aspiring boxer, is torn between pursuing his passion and committing fully to his girlfriend XiXi and their young son Bruce-Leroy. Meanwhile, Dominic, who's managing a duo of white rappers, is dealing with the fallout of discovering that his partner Nia has fallen in love with her midwife.

As they stumble through this new chapter in their lives, each of the men faces unique obstacles. Lonnie's girlfriend Rolonda seems more interested in partying than motherhood, while Dominic grapples with the fact that Nia is a lesbian and has found love elsewhere. G, on the other hand, is struggling to reconcile his desire for success as a boxer with his need to be a present father.

Despite their best efforts, the trio's kids momentarily go missing during a party they threw, prompting a rude awakening about the gravity of their responsibilities. As they come to terms with the reality of being parents, they begin to make sacrifices and take steps towards becoming more responsible fathers.

Lonnie falls hard for Brandy, a woman he meets at a Mommy and Me class, but his initial attempts at wooing her are awkward and misguided. Nia feels neglected by Dominic's focus on his career, while G's cousin No Good gets in trouble after robbing a store to help G procure supplies for Bruce-Leroy. Tensions come to a head when Xixi discovers that G was involved in the robbery and takes their son away from him.

It takes a stern talking-to from Lonnie's Uncle Virgil, a wise and experienced patriarch, to bring the trio back into focus. With newfound clarity, they realize just how much they love their kids and what it means to be good fathers. Lonnie apologizes to Brandy and makes amends, while Dominic confronts Nia about his feelings for Jasmine. G, meanwhile, finds inspiration in a heart-to-heart with Xixi's father, who shares the story of his own transformation from Triad enforcer to devoted family man.

Emboldened by this newfound understanding, G proposes to XiXi, marking a turning point in their journey towards parenthood and maturity.

As the credits roll, it becomes clear that Lonnie and Brandy have exchanged vows in a joyful ceremony, marking a new chapter in their lives. Meanwhile, Lonnie's tireless efforts to innovate have finally borne fruit, as he emerges as a respected and accomplished inventor. Dominic, too, has found success, having created a children's music album that brings joy to young ears. G, along with his father-in-law, has also fulfilled a long-held dream by opening the doors to The Mo Fo Dojo, a unique martial arts and boxing studio that promises to be a haven for those seeking physical and mental discipline.

In a surprising turn of events, No Good's newfound passion for organic foods leads him down an unexpected path. He discovers a talent for cooking up a storm and becomes a charismatic food show personality, earning the nickname The Organic Gangster. As the group comes together to raise a glass in celebration of their new roles as fathers, they can't help but reflect on the profound impact that these tiny bundles of joy have had on their lives. It's a heartwarming realization that three small babies have, in fact, grown them into capable and compassionate men.