Fjaðrárgljúfur canyon in Iceland had to be completely closed off to the public by the Environmental Agency of Iceland after a Justin Bieber music video shot there caused a massive influx of destructive tourists.

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Fjaðrárgljúfur canyon in Iceland had to be completely closed off to the public by the Environmental Agency of Iceland after a Justin Bieber music video shot there caused a massive influx of destructive tourists. The delicate vegetation that took hundreds of years to grow in the harsh subarctic climate was brutally trampled into mud by over a million zealous fans wanting to aggressively stomp exactly where their pop idol once stood. It is profoundly embarrassing that an ancient, breathtaking geological wonder carved over millennia by glacial meltwater ultimately met its match because of a 2015 catchy pop anthem, proving that the Belieber army is a far more destructive force of nature than any actual volcanic eruption