Baby Keem Drops Nineties-Nostalgic Vid for ‘Good Flirts’ f. Kendrick Lamar and Momo Boyd
Baby Keem is back with a visually stunning music video for ‘Good Flirts’, which features Kendrick Lamar and Momo Boyd. You can see the video below.
Visually Stunning: Baby Keem Drops Nineties-Nostalgic Video for ‘Good Flirts’ ft. Kendrick Lamar & Momo Boyd
Baby Keem is back, and he’s not alone. The pgLang artist has released the official music video for “Good Flirts,” a standout track from his latest album, Ca$ino. Following in the footsteps of previous iconic visual collaborations with his cousin Kendrick Lamar, such as “family ties” and “The Hillbillies,” this new drop adds a distinctively smoother, nostalgic chapter to their collaborative videography.
The video also spotlights a rising star. Bringing Momo Boyd into the fold for a performance that anchors the track’s melodic, laid-back vibe is a win-win.
The Aesthetic: Late Nineties Nostalgia Meets Modern pgLang
Directed by the acclaimed Renell Medrano, known for her raw, intimate, and fashion-forward portraiture, the “Good Flirts” visual is a masterclass in mood-setting. Abandoning the frenetic energy and rapid-fire beat switches of “family ties,” this video leans heavily into aesthetic cohesion and subtle storytelling.
The visual style is steeped in late 1990s and early 2000s nostalgia. Medrano employs soft lighting, warm, muted color palettes, and specific fashion choices—like baggy sportswear and oversized knitwear—to recreate the feel of a classic R&B or hip-hop ballad visual.
The Performance: Keem, Kendrick, and Boyd
The video’s narrative revolves around the “ups and downs of dating,” matching the song’s lyrical themes of romantic attachments, distractions, and the fine line between loving and “hating.”
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Baby Keem leads the visual, depicted going through the motions with various women, capturing both the excitement of flirtation and the inertia of relationship fatigue. His performance is relaxed, fitting the track’s smoother beat.
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Momo Boyd delivers the song’s central hook with a “laid-back and chill vibe” that some critics have likened to a modern-day Lauryn Hill. As a member of the sibling group Infinity Song (known for their viral hit “Haters Anthem”), Boyd brings an organic, soulful texture to both the track and the screen, proving her power as a solo featured artist.
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Kendrick Lamar makes his presence felt not through explosive energy, but through a smooth, almost satirical approach to the song’s theme. He slides in “on the romantic tip,” offering a verse that balances his signature intricate wordplay with a surprisingly cheeky, almost awkward flirtatiousness.
Part of the Ca$ino Era
“Good Flirts” is included on Baby Keem’s second studio album, Ca$ino, which was released on February 20, 2026. The track was serviced to US rhythmic contemporary radio as the album’s lead single shortly after.
The album itself has been described as a project that balances themes of identity with emotional themes of grief and reflection, showcasing Keem’s musical growth. While some tracks explore intense, high-stakes electronic sounds, “Good Flirts” highlights his ability to master smoother, calmer beats.
Watch the official music video for “Good Flirts” now:
So, how do you like this one?
About the Artists
| Artist | Known For |
| Baby Keem | pgLang artist, Grammy winner (The Melodic Blue), “family ties.” |
| Kendrick Lamar | Pulitzer Prize winner, co-founder of pgLang, legendary lyricist. |
| Momo Boyd | Member of Infinity Song (“Haters Anthem”), signed to Roc Nation. |
| Renell Medrano | (Director) Renowned photographer and director known for intimate, cultural portraiture. |
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