Idol groups and their fans are the dynamic duos. They just couldn't get enough of each other. But, BTS' fans, A.R.M.Y just takes the meaning of fandom loyalty to a whole new level.

Just recently European A.R.M.Y has started a movement to make BTS' latest track "Not Today" tops all music charts on radios all over Europe. Korea Boo reported A.R.M.Y began their movement by creating special hashtag #BTSonKISSFM demanding the radio station to play their biases' track and make it viral. European A.R.M.Y began their project on March 5 in at least 8 countries such as England, Germany, Spain, France, Portugal, Romania, Ukraine, and Italy. Since the movement took place, BTS' fans have been flooding all over radio stations promoting "Not Today" to level up the popularity of BTS as well as their tracks.

Fan page A.R.M.Y Nation even posted a quick guide on how each fan in other countries joins the movement. They mentioned several KISS FM Twitter accounts of respective countries to make #BTSonKISSFM become a trending topic worldwide, in addition, to keep "Not Today" aired on the radio. Germany A.R.M.Y only needed one day to make the BTS' "Not Today" viral on local KISS-FM station.

A fan expressed her enthusiasm by posting a video of "Not Today" being played on the radio. Meanwhile, Korean A.R.M.Y appreciates the utmost efforts of fellow BTS' fans in Europe by sending their loves and regards in several online forums. This is not the first time BTS' fans prove what a loyalty means. Pop Crush even named A.R.M.Y as the most loyal fanbase of 2016, followed by Directioners and Beliebers.

BTS has gained worldwide recognition since their debut in 2013. Their great music, choreography, and goofy personality of each member have attracted millions of A.R.M.Y worldwide to join forces supporting Suga and the boys. Thanks to fans' great supports and loyalty, BTS is now named as one of the most influential boy groups with top-grossing albums.