UCSB’s very own Elote Man has gone viral on Twitter after @manukmusic posted a photo of the Elote Man with the sign on his cart promoting his use of Venmo.

Raspado guy changing da game ??? pic.twitter.com/STOdde1WVw — arthur (@manukmusic) March 14, 2017

The picture, posted on March 14, has since been retweeted 15,470 and has gather over 32,900 likes. It has also gained attention on Reddit, with the post getting 125 up votes.

Because of the Elote Man’s newfound internet fame, people have also began donating to his Venmo account. There have been donations from as far as Denver, Colorado and New York.

Of course, the Elote Man has responded to each and every donation giving thanks and kind words for all of their support.

Known as the Elote Man or Elotero to UCSB students, Hijinio Camacho is a resident of Oxnard, California and has been commuting to Isla Vista and the Santa Barbara area for over twenty years to sell his elotes and other Mexican treats. He is originally from Puebla, Mexico and him and his family work in food carts across California.

The Elote Man is commonly seen on Pardall, by the Student Resource Building, or walking the streets of Isla Vista. There is always a line waiting for a delicious and homemade elote, mangos on a stick, tostilocos, raspados, duritos/chicharrones, and churros.

@manukmusic I'm happy twitter came together and did something great for a hard working man rather than somehow ruin his life lmao — arthur (@manukmusic) March 16, 2017

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