GOOD BOY Lyrics – BADMIXY (feat. PoyFaii) | from “I.AM.BAD”

BADMIXY is owning that fresh-out-the-oven glow with GOOD BOY, her collab with PoyFaii dropping December 9 via YouTube and streaming, and it’s got this playful bite—like spotting your ex’s new arm candy and realizing you basically gift-wrapped him for her.

This one’s a slick Thai pop-rap hybrid, running about three minutes with a hook that sticks like glitter on your favorite jacket. BADMIXY handles the glossy chorus and verses in Thai and English, layering sarcasm over bouncy synths and a steady beat that nods to her singer-songwriter roots but amps up the edge with rap flows.

Themes hit that post-breakup sweet spot: the ex who “trained” her guy to be all polished and perfect (“He’s a good boy, what you call good, I taught him myself”), flipping gratitude into shade while unpacking the mess of letting go. Then PoyFaii storms in on verse two with fiery Isan dialect rap, owning her identity (“Being a ladyboy, what’s so wrong?”) and clapping back at the drama—it’s raw empowerment wrapped in regional swagger, directed by Panich Pongpanich for that crisp, storybook visual punch. Music’s all SpatChies and BADMIXY, keeping it tight and personal.

GOOD BOY kicks off the vibe for I.AM.BAD, BADMIXY’s upcoming 2025 album that’s shaping up as her boldest flex yet—a mix of cheeky confessions and unfiltered heart that builds on her knack for turning everyday hurts into anthems. No full tracklist out there just yet, but teasers on her TikTok and Insta hint at more collabs and that signature mix of pop gloss and real-talk rap. The MV’s already pushing half a million views overnight, with comments lighting up about the lyrics’ clever twists.

Mix Chaloemsri, aka BADMIXY, has been on this steady climb since ditching YouTube sketches for full-on music in the early 2020s—think her breakout with BAD STORY in 2023, where she nailed that introspective pop, then leveling up to Just For You this year with bigger production and guest spots. Teaming with PoyFaii, an Isan rapper known for her fierce, dialect-driven bars that challenge norms, feels like BADMIXY’s next step: blending her polished storytelling with street-level fire, making space for voices that don’t always get the spotlight. It’s her way of saying she’s not just writing songs anymore—she’s sparking conversations.