Who is Aaron Mercury? GoFundMe Launched by Fans After La Casa de los Famosos México Elimination

Mexican influencer and singer Aaron Mercury has become the talk of social media after his shocking elimination from La Casa de los Famosos México Season 3. His fans, who were left disappointed by the result, even launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise prize money for him, calling his eviction an “injustice.”

Who is Aaron Mercury?

Aaron Mercury, born Aaron Hernández González, is a popular Mexican influencer, singer, and content creator. He is widely loved by Gen Z Spanish-speaking audiences for his entertaining content, which ranges from comedy sketches to fashion, lifestyle, and skincare tips.

As a musician, he has released songs like Bien, Súper Conectados, and Apaga la luz. His music adds another layer to his already successful digital career.

Aaron Mercury’s Massive Social Media Reach

Aaron is among the top young Mexican influencers today, with a massive online presence:

• TikTok: 19.6 million followers

• Instagram: 5.9 million followers

• X (Twitter): 1.2 million followers

• YouTube: 793,000 subscribers

This strong fan base also supported him during his journey on La Casa de los Famosos México, where he became one of the most talked-about contestants before his eviction on Day 64.

The Elimination Controversy

Aaron Mercury’s exit just days before the grand finale sparked outrage among fans. Many took to social media to call the eviction “fraudulent,” pointing to his massive popularity compared to other contestants.

Speaking to El Universal, Aaron rejected claims of fraud and explained (translated from Spanish): “In there, what you had in terms of numbers was the same. After the first week, it’s not about followers anymore but about who you are as a person. It doesn’t matter if someone has 100 followers or 1 million; it’s what people decide.”

He also expressed support for fellow contestants, saying he hoped Aldo or Abelito would win Season 3.

Fans Launch GoFundMe for Aaron Mercury

Upset by his elimination and the loss of the $4,000,000 MXN prize, Aaron’s fans decided to take matters into their own hands.

A supporter named Mariel García Valdés started a GoFundMe campaign, writing (translated):

“We are Team Teresas, and I am raising funds to cover the injustice of a great man who deserves that and more.”

Within just two days, the campaign raised $13,140 MXN, but it was later disabled by the organizer.

Aaron Mercury’s Future

Although Aaron did not win the reality show, his fan base remains strong. His career as a digital influencer and music artist continues to grow, and many believe his popularity will only increase after his appearance on La Casa de los Famosos México.