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Mixed-race man gets HUGE surprise with DNA ancestry test. My whole life has been based on an incorrect myth.
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Among the top things to do in a lifetime, I highly recommend having a DNA ancestry test.
I got a huge surprise with my DNA ancestry test results.
I travel to live. I live to travel.
I am a multi-faceted, multi-racial, multi-cultural individual and my work makes me travel around the world.
In real life, I am quite a serious professional and, as part of my work, I study the ways in which human cultures affect human perception, human behaviour, human beliefs and human actions and reactions.
Many human conflicts, misunderstandings, tensions, rejections and failures are due to the fact that people are tethered to the culture in which they were born or in which they have lived.
If a given person were born on a different continent, their perspective on the world would be completed different. Silly, isn’t it?
My stance on life is that culture is only an artificial layer, like a piece of clothing or a bit of make-up. Strip it off, wipe it off, and there remains only a human being.
People are so attached to their own culture that they tend to reject the culture of others. And in terms of cultures, what is more symbolic of people’s attachment than food?
I have seen immigrants travel hundreds of kilometers every week just to go to that one tiny shop in that one big city where they can find ingredients for their staple food. I have seen people spend a sad time because what they were given to eat contained none of their staple foods. I have seen people travel all the way to the other side of the world, just to spend their time eating the same thing that they would at home.
Through my RU-vid channel, I advocate a lifestyle driven by an open mind, wherein cultural barriers are broken and people can communicate from human to human.
What better way to show an open mind than to try exotic dishes from around the world - food is one of the final frontiers of the human cultural staples.
It is only by realising that what you do not value is seen as very valuable to other people, and vice versa, that you can sieve through cultural shackles and that you can find what is common to all humans.
Hopefully, I can do it with humour and cheekiness, which will surprise people who know me professionally and who discover other facts of me here; after all, a life is too short to have just one.
My mission is to open your mind and to hopefully make you see the world through a different perspective.
And by the way, you may someday bump into me, on the streets of a busy city, in a restaurant eating weird stuff or working on the beach of some amazing holiday resort. Come and say hi 😊

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@SuzanneU
@SuzanneU 4 года назад
What a beautiful speaking voice.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
😊 thank you 😊
@mjurney
@mjurney 5 лет назад
Awesome results. You have a beautiful mix.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Thanks to you for watching 😊
@Lukas-kz4xm
@Lukas-kz4xm Год назад
I had a smile throughout watching this video, not specifically from the results but from your personality.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
It is surprising to see the number of people who do not know the difference between someone with African genes only and someone with only a fraction of African genes - based on numerous comments on this video. Some people and cultures live in a 'black and white only', polarised world. Many of us out there live in a world filled with shades of grey. Telling someone like me that I am black and nothing else - whereas I am not even 50% black - is the same as saying to an 'African American' individual: "You are not American, you are African; you can't be both. Go back to Africa." Believe it or not, it is possible to have a mixed genetic and cultural heritage, and the various parts of me make me who I am.
@ashablack2291
@ashablack2291 4 года назад
It's just a cultural difference. In American we had what was called the "One Drop Rule" which meant if either parent was black the child was too. Basically if you had one black great grandparent you were labeled black. This rule had nothing to do with phenotype.
@earlrogersjr3026
@earlrogersjr3026 4 года назад
Asha Black you’re very seldom hear anyone that matters talk about the” One Drop Rule” ever since they started doing DNA test. It is not surprising that there are a lot of Americans what are from Europe, Africa, or Asian that have African ,European Or Asian DNA. Do you even have white businessman who say they have a right to my no idea contracts because they have five or 6 to 7% African DNA and it has work. Part of my DNA outside of Africa is Scandinavian Greece, the Baltic ,Asian .and British.
@nahiara8016
@nahiara8016 5 лет назад
You explanation is so clear, congrats on knowing your ancestry 😊
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Thank you 😊 and thanks for watching 😊
@knelson3484
@knelson3484 3 года назад
Regarding your results, looks like you have acquired the best of all worlds. Nice combination, you turned out well. 😉
@Redroxyrenee
@Redroxyrenee 5 лет назад
Definitely do Ancestry DNA. They have a bigger database hence you may be able to get a more thorough and accurate picture.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Yes, I will have to :)
@NoName-zi9st
@NoName-zi9st 5 лет назад
@@lisadventures2974 download your raw DNA file then upload it to DNAland and gedmatch genesis for free. It will break down the ethnicity even further as well as match you with relatives who have taken the test with other companies. So there's no need to really spend the money for ancestry, you can't upload your raw DNA to them yet but most of the other companies do it so I'm sure they will follow soon.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
@@NoName-zi9st thank you for the tip 😊
@NoName-zi9st
@NoName-zi9st 5 лет назад
@@lisadventures2974 no problem...🤗🤗 DNAland is very easy to use, just like any other commerical DNA service but Gedmatch genesis is a bit more complicated but I just watched some videos on here as I went along and googled and eventually it made sense and I learnt a lot about genetics, DNA and chromosomes as well. They matching feature is really cool as well, saves you from paying to do tests with all the companies.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
@@NoName-zi9st great 😊 I will try it between two flights 😊 thank you 😊
@HansNemo
@HansNemo 5 лет назад
Watched many, many reveal videos! I have never made this comment. Your presentation was a breath of fresh air. Thks
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Thanks to you :)
@mr.e212
@mr.e212 Месяц назад
Definitely curious about the updated version.
@katieharris412
@katieharris412 4 года назад
Nicely presented. I enjoyed hearing about your DNA adventure. Your graphics really helped.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
Thanks for watching 😊
@parkviewmo
@parkviewmo 4 года назад
Such fascinating results! Your voice is great for this!
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
Thank you :)
@zada2063
@zada2063 3 года назад
I love your voice , thanks for sharing your story!
@Catlily5
@Catlily5 2 года назад
I liked your illustrations! You have a cool genetic mix!
@user-fn7df6go1e
@user-fn7df6go1e 5 лет назад
You’re great mix!!!
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Thank you 😊 and thanks for watching 😊
@greenjeanbrown
@greenjeanbrown 4 года назад
An interesting note on Sephardic genes. When the Jews were expelled from Spain, many moved to France. Also, depending on which area, it's interesting to note that Normandy was settled by many Norse people. It is not impossible to have Scandinavian and Sephardic genes, yet be 100% French. Interesting mix, best of luck on your journey of self discovery!
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
I love your comment 😊 Thanks 😊 If I find out more, I will share it here 😊
@inspiredleader03
@inspiredleader03 5 лет назад
Very interesting video. Thank you.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Thanks to you, for watching 😊
@justice7550
@justice7550 5 лет назад
Congrats on getting closure!! Beautiful results.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Thank you 😊
@startedfromscratch1529
@startedfromscratch1529 3 года назад
Awesome results!
@suemount6042
@suemount6042 5 лет назад
So your French grandad is of Jewish origin how wonderful I hope you tell us more about your journey to find him.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
I definitely will 😊 I hope I can find him, eventually 😊 thanks for watching 😊
@animalunaris
@animalunaris 4 года назад
Because of discrimination some people had to hide their Jewish origins to keep themselves safe, so it may even be that your grandfather didn’t tell anyone he was Jewish hence why it isn’t in your oral family history.
@Ilonah83
@Ilonah83 5 лет назад
Very interesting! Your grandfather apparently lived in France but was originally Jewish! If you try and start to get more information on your grandfather, please do document it and put here! I would love to see it! As a Finn, I love your Scandinavian roots, lol.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
I will definitely post a follow-up video if I find anything 😊 thanks for watching 😊
@GaryMorin
@GaryMorin 4 года назад
Great video - not sure how I stumbled on it but thoroughly enjoyed your story and adventure!
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
I am glad you liked it 😊 share!
@GaryMorin
@GaryMorin 4 года назад
@@lisadventures2974 I get this sense of earnestness and curiosity, and complete openness to the possibilities! You share your excitement so openly and your willingness to embrace whatever you were to find out. much respect to you
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
@@GaryMorin Thank you for your kind words and thanks for watching 😊 please share! 😊
@AndrewIsRule
@AndrewIsRule 5 лет назад
🤯 Well damn that’s a surprise ... Our family’s really mixed and complicated right
@dawnpenner847
@dawnpenner847 4 года назад
One of the best DNA videos I have seen, remember your maternal grandfather could still have been french even with a Jewish background.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
Thank you. Yes, indeed.
@shanforshort8713
@shanforshort8713 5 лет назад
Genetics are crazy. You look fully black but your less than 50% 😳
@oscarg1302
@oscarg1302 5 лет назад
He does not look fully black at all
@001islandprincess
@001islandprincess 5 лет назад
ShanForShort He looks like an African Sri Lankan mixed. Certainly not full “black” or African. Also, nothing “crazy” about genetics. Besides, these DNA ancestry tests only test 5% of your total genome. And genetic genealogists have warned people not to take these “estimates” too seriously.
@MariE-bz2eq
@MariE-bz2eq 5 лет назад
Lol, dude look Tamil.
@yannber1960
@yannber1960 5 лет назад
Not all africans are full african bantu. Some are mixed . He looks like mixed african.
@caldwell4129
@caldwell4129 4 года назад
all races are of color except one..
@roseculp2924
@roseculp2924 5 лет назад
Way cool!!!
@TonyaMadeLiving
@TonyaMadeLiving 4 года назад
Fascinating!
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
Thanks for watching 😊
@CharlotteIssyvoo
@CharlotteIssyvoo 4 года назад
Welcome to the tribe! I'm half Jewish, and have been doing my Jewish genealogy for a few years. If you'd turned up as almost 25% Ashkenazi Jewish, that's still European (though originally 50% European, and 50% Middle Easter), so would fit with the family story. But it sounds like your Jewish grandfather was mostly Mizrahi Jewish. Knowing this might help you find out more about him. I'd also recommend joining the Facebook group, Tracing the Tribe. It's got about 30,000 members who are all super helpful.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
Thanks for the tip :)
@lisaqmoon1
@lisaqmoon1 4 года назад
Very very exciting!
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
Thanks :) Let's see where it goes :)
@adammoore7059
@adammoore7059 5 лет назад
You look black you don't look mixed but you can't always tell by looking at someone weather they are mixed or not
@jocelynfanguinoveny811
@jocelynfanguinoveny811 Месяц назад
I have appreciated your presentation( very clear) and was wondering whether you are from a french speaking country based on your accent.
@michellemevans3123
@michellemevans3123 Год назад
I very much hope you have found your grandfather's information. I just verified myself who my mother's father was..... Im just starting my years of research as well! Good luck!!
@lyndabird9401
@lyndabird9401 4 года назад
Please consider uploading your DNA profile to the DNA company databases. Include GED Match which is used by many genealogical researchers. This will do a lot of the work for you.
@tbearsghia1
@tbearsghia1 5 лет назад
I get so gritty/gitty as some people only see color ...look beneath the surface and you will see more.
@islamislam-zw3il
@islamislam-zw3il 5 лет назад
You look like a Marathi person , from south western part of India .... You 'll fit in well there ....😂😂😂😂😂
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
😆 I am so glad I look like a local in many places where I travel 😆
@mikeaskme3530
@mikeaskme3530 5 лет назад
@Islam Islam i agree and what does that tell us about the people of Western India and their genetic ancestry?
@dawnpenner847
@dawnpenner847 4 года назад
I live in part of the world with a large Indian population, If he was my neighbour I would assume he was Indian. (from India not native north american)
@Richard-zm6pt
@Richard-zm6pt 4 года назад
I loved this.
@patriciawarmoth661
@patriciawarmoth661 5 лет назад
Thanks for sharing. To me you looked like someone from India. All the best. You will fool a lot of people.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
When I am in South East Asia, local people think I am Asian. When I am in America, local people think I am American. When I am in North Africa, local people think I am North Africa. When I am in the Caribbean, local people think I am Caribbean. When I am in black Africa, local people call me a foreigner or a hybrid.
@magdalenadacosta7570
@magdalenadacosta7570 3 года назад
50 percent Scandinavian here. Hello from Sweden!
@sulaimaanahmad
@sulaimaanahmad 5 лет назад
i myself am of the mixed race (although i conciter myself black african) i'm of nigerian paternity 🇳🇬 ghanaian maternity 🇬🇭 with some amazigh 🇲🇦 (berber) background...but born and raised in america. 🇺🇸
@001islandprincess
@001islandprincess 5 лет назад
سـلـيـمـان أحـمـد You should be aware that there exists no “mixed race” person in nature as “races” do not exist in nature. Race is just a socio-political term invented by Western European enslavers centuries ago to rationalize their crimes against humanity. There exists no sets of genes which one population group has which are mutually exclusive to all other human beings on earth. None exists. You’re simply of mixed ethnicity or some may argue mixed ancestry (although from your account all your ancestors are from Africa), nothing more and nothing less.
@sulaimaanahmad
@sulaimaanahmad 4 года назад
@@001islandprincess true...my parents are from different tribes.
@NoahLoftier
@NoahLoftier Год назад
Quite interesting! You're almost just like me but on half African rather than half European. Both of my parents were half European and half Asian (West and South, as well as a little bit of the East), and watching this gives me a good idea of what I'd be expecting when I'm finally receive my DNA test results (MyHeritage). In general, you can inherit from about 20% to 30% from a grandparent, though the average is somewhere near 25%. I have a fully Pakistani maternal grandfather, a mostly Dutch and Western European maternal grandmother, a fully Turkish and Middle Eastern paternal grandfather, and a fully Iberian paternal grandmother.
@maxiculture
@maxiculture 2 года назад
Good report, Are you aware of the work of the Genea Vlogger on YT? He is a professional genealogist and does reaction videos to ones like yours and is a specialist in Sephardim. Good luck.
@cuidatrava1
@cuidatrava1 5 лет назад
Very interesting! Perhaps your grandfather was an Algerian Jewish pied-noir? To double check your Sephardic ancestry, I'd do an autosomal transfer to FamilyTreeDNA, since they're the only other major testing company with a Sephardic category so far.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
That's one of the investigation leads, for the moment (pied-noir). Thanks for the tip 😊 and thank you for watching 😊 to be continued...
@danielaabalos80
@danielaabalos80 5 лет назад
It is possible your grandfather had more French remember we only get 50% from each parent and the get only 50%from there parent and so on. Cool results. It's cool how we have a connection with certain places for some unknown reasons just to find out it's in our DNA. So interesting.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Cool, indeed, isn't it? 😊
@milonguerobill
@milonguerobill 18 дней назад
It's important to realize that genetic testing is illegal for the general population in France. I would recommend a big Y test from FTDNA to explore the paternal line,. *EDIT*, I just noticed that this "French man" was your maternal grandfather so the Y'dna test would not help with information about him. Ancestry has a much larger database when choosing an autosomal testing company.
@mickdoe1931
@mickdoe1931 5 лет назад
Hey Li, thanks for an interesting video. You might want to look into this CBC Marketplace RU-vid video: "Twins get 'mystifying' DNA ancestry test results" I tried to place a link here but it seems that RU-vid wouldn't accept that.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Let me watch it now
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Yes, of course, those DNA ancestry results are very inaccurate. I am going to try various other sites when I get the chance. I had already watched many twin DNA ancestry results and it shows how cautious we must be with the results.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
The differences on the video you suggested are shocking :o :D
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Great video - thanks for the suggestion!
@sandrapoirier2380
@sandrapoirier2380 Год назад
What a wonderful surprise…I hope you find some living relatives
@jewleeborrasca6924
@jewleeborrasca6924 4 года назад
@cynthiapickett5017
@cynthiapickett5017 5 лет назад
Execpt for the Native American, we share a rather similar mix (my Mediterranean heritage turns up far better on a different DNA test than the 23 and Me one I initially took--which also highlighted my own South Asian/Middle Eastern ancestry as well as my sub-saharan African heritage). My askenanazi Jewish heritage is a bit low, however. Like you, I am practically everything!
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
:) You must look fantastic! :)
@elainesnyder8960
@elainesnyder8960 4 года назад
Good luck
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
Thank you 😊
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Sorry, I just accidentally hid (deleted?) a message from someone called Gonzalez who was saying that he is very mixed. How mixed are you? Let me know 😊
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
@Barbie Elrond Rivendell Tucker the real question is: who ISN'T mixed? Does pure race really exist? 😉😊
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Even they may get a surprise if they run the test ;) I was surprised to find out that Liv Tyler had African American great grand parents, for example. Thank you for watching! :)
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BKI8D1LMleo.html
@dnd7751
@dnd7751 5 лет назад
Barbie Gondor Tucker Europeans themselves have ancestry from the Middle East and Caucasus. Before that Paleolithic Europeans had admixture from Neanderthals. Before that humans only lived in Africa. No such thing as ‘race’. People thousands of years ago looked very different than us.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Amen :)
@Angell_Lee
@Angell_Lee 5 лет назад
Try AncestryDNA the data base it's better also for relatives.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
I will 😊
@kingfemmo
@kingfemmo 4 года назад
So your maternal grandfather may probably have been French speaking, which I think is fairly common in some north African areas, like Morocco, and I think there was and perhaps still is a thriving Sephardic Jewish community in Morocco.
@zulaigaworth4401
@zulaigaworth4401 4 года назад
interesting perspective. Does jewishness exclude europeans? I’m struggling to understand where the overlaps/ sepeations are in the various groupings.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
You have just asked THE big question. The widely received perception is that semitic people ("Jews") and Europeans - genetically speaking - are not the same. In reality, apart from physical and cultural differences, all humans are essentially the same. However, based on appearances, humans create barriers between people of various groups of features (skin colour, type of hair, facial features etc). Just as I can arbitrarily decide that I am part of a race of humans who can bend their thumb backwards - interesting topic for a video, by the way 😄 It must be a good thing that you cannot see the differences, because in reality, are there any? 😊 Thanks for your comment 😊
@debbytomlinson9970
@debbytomlinson9970 4 года назад
I really hope you are able to go forward and find more family❤
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
Thank you 😊
@baddie1shoe
@baddie1shoe 5 лет назад
You have an interesting mix there! All the peoples except for Native American. You are United Nations exemplified!
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
😊 interesting indeed 😊 and it is an amazing ice breaker at dinner parties 😊
@mjrmanson1
@mjrmanson1 4 года назад
How wonderful! I too found out what I had always been told was not true. I never knew my father's parents but he said his father was Spanish and his mother was Native American and Irish. It turns out my father's mother was actually Filipino. That totally blew my mind. I have since connected with cousins on my father's side and will be meeting some of them next month.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
Your story is very nice 😊 I hope I find my Jewish relatives too 😊 thanks for watching 😊
@talkshortlong50
@talkshortlong50 4 года назад
Great video! Wow I was off on South Asian but not really because Persians, Mid East etc are also Indians.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
Thanks :) Share it, if you liked it :)
@talkshortlong50
@talkshortlong50 3 года назад
@Son of Elohim Middle East people are absolutely derived from Indians, South Asians, look to migration patterns, the roots are long, history. They are called European due to social constructs, what they are called by Europeans is not where they are rooted, North Africans are also referred to as European, have you ever looked at census records? Clearly not, by ancient blood they are Indian. All of Asia west, South, North and East, is what we call today “Indian“. The Middle East or Middle East is a modern term, but it is actually Asia, they were originally what we would call an AfroAsiatic people based on language and then there was interbreeding, hybrids, but their branch is from South Asia thus Indian. Migration and breeding with Neanderthals and Denisovans and other hominins.
@channahcastelobranco
@channahcastelobranco 4 года назад
מזל טוב
@KrayzieArab
@KrayzieArab 5 лет назад
Wow, I didnt expect jewish almost as much as you lol..Does finding that out change the direction of your life in any way? Next trip = Israel? Was it expensive and do you think it was worth it? Again awesome video bro, keep it up..
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
No, no profound change of direction. I have always strived to live within humanity as culturally open and unhindered as possible - hence this channel - therefore this will not have any major impact on me. I just want to better understand who I am, genetically, and I want to find my grand father to connect some of my personal dots 😊
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Also, if anything, my grand father was from France or from Northern Africa - so, if I travel anywhere, it will be to the place where he was from, or where his other [potential] descendants live 😊
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
It cost me about USD $75 and it was really worth it 😊 I will take tests with other sites as well to get more perspective on these results, though. Thank you, again, for watching, NotWhatYouExpect 😊
@KrayzieArab
@KrayzieArab 5 лет назад
@@lisadventures2974 Yea just like me as a New Zealander, born here but my father is an arab so im as culturally open as they come lol..i didnt know my grandparents though so i envy you for that lol...so do you feel the whole myheratige experiance was worth it?
@KrayzieArab
@KrayzieArab 5 лет назад
@@lisadventures2974 i was looking at going to France this year but ended up choosing Finland..i might have to look at doing one myself..Also i just showed my partner your video and she really enjoyed it. No thank you Mr Li for your entertaining and informative video, Cant wait for your next one
@iwanttobelieve5970
@iwanttobelieve5970 2 года назад
You should do Ancestry. I found My Heritage to be very wrong.
@marvinabigby5509
@marvinabigby5509 4 года назад
My many times great grandfather was kidnapped on the docks of England brought here .It was common practice to use them as workers on the ship.Hee was put in endentured slavery for five years upon arrival he was 14.
@jdgordon5480
@jdgordon5480 3 года назад
Interesting mix. I've always wondered how Jewish is a genetic ethnicity , tho. It's a religion adopted by different groups of people, so how is it an ethnicity?
@mompofelski4191
@mompofelski4191 4 года назад
So Jewish Grampa could have lived in France and spoken French. I can see where the story was incomplete or somewhat confused. Lovely discovery and validation of family lore. Do the family tree. Every line and every soul has a powerful story.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
Indeed. It is surprisingly moving to try and put together the history of ancestors. Thanks for watching :)
@Jaydawg562
@Jaydawg562 Год назад
Honestly if you didn’t tell us what you were I’d think you were Cambodian. I live in Long Beach, California, USA(Los Angeles). We have the largest Cambodian population outside of Cambodia and you look like a lot of my Cambodian friends
@RaiRaiBrown
@RaiRaiBrown 4 года назад
If your parents came from Jamaica it makes perfect sense.
@KentPetersonmoney
@KentPetersonmoney 3 года назад
Wow you were almost perfectly a quarter Asian.
@joannathesinger770
@joannathesinger770 Год назад
Keep in mind that Sephardic Jews were the Jews affected by the Spanish Inquisition...which explains the Iberian Peninsula, as well. Don't discount them as being European, because they lived there, as well. "Jewish" is more of a religious connotation rather than an ethnicity.
@ChyarasKiss
@ChyarasKiss 4 года назад
Remember you only get 50% of genes from either parent. Random. So some things they have might not show on yours. Which is why 4 siblings can have differences. Due to the ‘Admixture’.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
Which is the case. My brother and my sister look very different from me: my brother looks like someone from North Africa (Arab) and my sister looks like someone from Thailand with very light skin. Same parents, different results.
@ChyarasKiss
@ChyarasKiss 4 года назад
Li's Food Adventures , I’m always curious on the other halves missing. From generation to generation to generation down the line.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
@@ChyarasKiss That's the beauty and the mystery of genetics 😊 sometimes you have some genes in you, which are recessive, and which never get the opportunity to express themselves 😊
@KCDisney1
@KCDisney1 3 года назад
There are some ignorant people in the comments. You look mixed to me, you don't look fully black at all. Anyways, I have a Jamaican Chinese background, from my dad's side. On my Ancestry Dna I received obviously African countries, Middle Eastern, European and China which I was expecting, and other East Asian countries I was surprised about like Korea and Vietnam. But I want to try the My heritage and see what I get also. Thank you for this interesting video btw. I think Jewish might show up as I was told Jewish is in my family too. Lol
@divestedkonservativekarame4269
@divestedkonservativekarame4269 3 года назад
Are you part uighur? on the asian side?
@RWebster325
@RWebster325 4 года назад
Interesting results, however... Your grandfather could still be French, since France was a major colonial power in North Africa where most of your Semitic (Jewish/Arab/Middle Eastern) ancestry probably originated. Not only were the French a major colonial power in North Africa, they were a major colonial power in the Middle East (Syria/Lebanon) and in Asia (Laos, Cambodia, and last but not least Vietnam).
@tyronegladde5952
@tyronegladde5952 4 года назад
Well the Jewish sector makes sense if your from Kenya. Theres Ethiophian that were Falasha brother, which would travel or get replaced to Middle East, Israel and North Africa. Just because you grandmother quoted Kenya. That a region which Falasha could have wondered into Sudan, Kenya, Somalia.
@TheKrs911
@TheKrs911 3 года назад
He said as you can see...he doesn’t look mixed at all. 😂😂
@casitritle2936
@casitritle2936 5 лет назад
No sir, the Iberian peninsula is only Spain and Portugal.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
Don't tell me: tell MyHeritage.com
@theaaronzhu
@theaaronzhu 5 лет назад
What about Y and mtDNA haplogroups?
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
The website that I used does provide this kind of nuance. I am planning to do the test with other sites, to get more perspective. Thanks for watching 😊
@theaaronzhu
@theaaronzhu 5 лет назад
@@lisadventures2974 Since your parental grandfather was from China I am hoping to see your Y haplogroup as haplogroup O or haplogroup C which are rare among Indo-European people hahaha
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Hi :) What sites can I use to get this level of information? Thanks for watching :)
@theaaronzhu
@theaaronzhu 5 лет назад
@@lisadventures2974 23andme is quite popular I believe. Myheritage is good as well
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Thanks :)
@TheonlyHoneyBadger
@TheonlyHoneyBadger 3 года назад
take ancestry dna test! it will give you better info and breakdown by country!!
@waltwhitman7545
@waltwhitman7545 2 года назад
4:52 the numbers break down exactly as u thought till here lol. the 6.2% european obviously shows that grandparent was actually a jewish man from france who probably said that
@tyronegladde5952
@tyronegladde5952 4 года назад
He looks Trini.....Looks African and coolie......
@mschari1484
@mschari1484 5 лет назад
Maybe your granddad was from France but not French
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
Maybe. Who knows?
@bjarkel.993
@bjarkel.993 4 года назад
Li's Adventures indeed, maybe others said it, especially the Moroccan Jewish overclass emigrated to a France after WWII. Happy Easter, may the Lord bless you.
@patrickandsharonkirby2493
@patrickandsharonkirby2493 4 года назад
Your DNA results make a lot of sense if you think about the French presence in North Africa and the waves of historical invasions of the Iberian peninsula. Just because you come from a Country and have been there a generation or so doesn't mean that's where your line originated. My best friend always thought she was Russian because that's where her ancestors had lived before coming to the United States but more research confirmed they were not Russian at all but part of a close knit group of ethnic Germans that had settled in Russia for a time. This could be the same sort of scenario with your French Grandfather, he may have truly believed he was French. The Iberian peninsula had it's celtiberian tribes then the Visigoths, a large Sephardic Jewish population and then the Moors came, Moor being a rather generic term, they were mostly Berber with some Arabic and African. the Spanish inquisition caused both Jewish and Muslim citizens to convert or hide what they were so knowledge of that ancestry may or may not have been passed to future generations. DNA tests are good at pinpointing the broad areas your ancestors are from and matching to relatives but identifying specific nationalities not so much. That's why identical twins get different nationalities as a result with DNA tests, the raw data (their actual DNA) is identical but the interpretation is not since that depends on the mathematical formula used and the individual person doing the interpretation. I know I have ancestry from the Iberian peninsula and would love to know if I have Sephardic Jewish or Moorish ancestry but haven't taken a test yet because most of them can only in reality identify both of those groups as broadly middle eastern. I think My Heritage specializes in Jewish ancestry and they are the only ones who will make a stab at identifying Sephardic DNA specifically so of all the companies out there you picked the best one for that particular line of ancestry. Good luck in finding your ancestors.
@lorriemiller6750
@lorriemiller6750 2 года назад
Middle Eastern Jewish would be Mizrahi and Sephardic is From North Africa through Spain , Portugal and of those descent wherever they went because Eastern European would be Ashkenazi Jewish.
@celtiberian07
@celtiberian07 4 года назад
He looks mixed you can tell he has some white in him and I can see the Asian as well
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
It is funny, but I am mistaken for a local everywhere I go. I travel a lot for work (outside of pandemics) and it is unbelievable the number of places where people start talking to me in local languages :D
@willie417
@willie417 2 месяца назад
Sorry to say, but I really can't tell that you're mix race, but I'm from the USA too so...
@gubjorggisladottir3525
@gubjorggisladottir3525 4 года назад
More south European than western... or just south-west European? And your grandfather seems to have been a French Jew/Middle Eastern...hmm. If I remember correctly... Jewish father can only have a Jewish child with a Jewish female. Being Jewish goes from a woman to her children. If this is correct, it is quite possible that your grandfather did not think of himself as Jewish. Also, He could have European ancestry that a) your mother did not inherit from him and/orb) you did not get from your mother.
@KentPetersonmoney
@KentPetersonmoney 4 года назад
See it was your dad father who was Chinese. Do you have a Chinese last name?
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
I do 😉
@divestedkonservativekarame4269
@divestedkonservativekarame4269 3 года назад
oh we're biologically similar that's why I probably don't think you look mixed in my vie people close to 50% ssa are basically black because in america half black americans are around 34-44% ssa on average. Most will not be 46% black. 45% ssa to 55% is usually a black american possibly with a mixed parent or something
@josevasquez4080
@josevasquez4080 3 года назад
I think your referring to multigeneratioal mix african american s . My mom is only 50 to 60 ssa which put me at 25 percent african. .the average african american Is only 75 to 80 african. 25 to 20 european.
@gloriajacobs756
@gloriajacobs756 4 года назад
Thought India origin.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
None at all
@nickiminajslefttoefoot1838
@nickiminajslefttoefoot1838 4 года назад
I think that the 10.2 percent middle east means that you are part arab. Even tho Israel is a Jewish country, the natives are Arab and it found middle eastern genetics in you, otherwise if it were more Jewish dna it would've probably said Mizrahi Jewish. So your grandfather was probably not even French, most probably half Jewish and half Arab or just an arab jew.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
He could be all three, too.
@nickiminajslefttoefoot1838
@nickiminajslefttoefoot1838 4 года назад
@@lisadventures2974 yeah possible. Maybe because he was born in france or he possibly was adopted, he just stuck to that identity
@jojo4813
@jojo4813 3 года назад
im jewish welcome to the family :))
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 3 года назад
Thank you 😊
@davidwest7978
@davidwest7978 4 года назад
Congrats brother you are a ISRAELITE And THEY ARE BLACK!!!
@divestedkonservativekarame4269
@divestedkonservativekarame4269 3 года назад
Idk when I look at you you look I see a black man not mixed race you're dark than me I don't think I look mixed race. Obama and halle berry don't look mixed race imo
@victoriarobinson9016
@victoriarobinson9016 4 года назад
Not Archaeological 😂🤣😂🤣
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
I know :D but in the heat of the moment, you get carried away :D
@enidclarke6258
@enidclarke6258 5 лет назад
Please STOP saying u r mixed Race, only one Human RACE. We are Mixed Cultures, NOT RACE.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 5 лет назад
True 😊
@ITALLABOUTMEful
@ITALLABOUTMEful 4 года назад
He is mixed and he should say it loud he is mixed and proud.
@planetblack5588
@planetblack5588 4 года назад
I thought you were black.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
I am, in part 😊
@natichalewis766
@natichalewis766 4 года назад
He doesn't look mixed race just looks like a black man with no mixture
@husseinabubakar3230
@husseinabubakar3230 7 месяцев назад
Blasian jew🥰
@earlrogersjr3026
@earlrogersjr3026 4 года назад
What is your definition of someone who is fully black? In the United States you are what you look.
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
Americans live in a 'black or white only' world. In many parts of the world, people have a different culture, approach and perception to race. For example, I lived in Africa for 16 years, and I was often the victim of racism from black people, because I am mixed-race. To them, I am not black. America is one of those places where anyone with the slightest portion of African genes is considered to be black. It is not the same everywhere and, for me, a mixed-race individual who has suffered significantly and overwhelmingly more racism from black African people than any other 'races', I can testify that not everyone outside of the USA has the same perception on race and on who is considered to be "black'.
@moniqueconnors2838
@moniqueconnors2838 4 года назад
You look black not mixed!!
@lisadventures2974
@lisadventures2974 4 года назад
If you say this, you must be from the USA, where what is called "black" is very different from the rest of the world where there are black people. See my previous comment on how I was often the victim of racism in Africa, because they do not consider me as black.
@bonitahobbs2097
@bonitahobbs2097 5 лет назад
Mostly look Black. We do not understand the mixed subject matter in America you are mentioning. Perhaps you live where there are fewer Blacks. Godspeed.
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