Neko Jump was a Thai pop duo formed by twin sisters Warattha "Noey" Imraporn and Charattha "Jam" Imraporn, who were born in Bangkok in 1989, with Noey arriving two minutes after Jam. They began taking singing and dancing classes in primary school, where they impressed their teachers. Their first album, the self-titled Neko Jump, arrived in 2006, followed by Joob Joob in 2007 and Lady Ready! in 2008. King Records also distributed some of their songs in Japan, and two of them, "Poo" and "Chuay mud nhoi", served as the opening and closing themes for the anime Anyamaru Tantei Kiruminzuu in Thai and Japanese versions. Jam became a member of the project group Seven Days in 2009, and in June 2012 a revival of the group was announced with a new lineup that included only Noey, which launched with "Angry Boo". Contract restrictions kept the sisters from working together between 2015 and 2017, and their agreement ended in 2017, releasing them from those restrictions. In 2018 the twins teamed up with their younger sister Piglet to debut the sub-unit JNP with the single "Bad Pillow". Noey took first place at a Disney singing contest with "Colors of the Wind", while Jam placed second there, and Jam also won the Royal Trophy Singing Contest.
