My Ancestry DNA Results | What am I? | Ancestry breakdown 

Helpful timestamps just in case I talked to much 😅: · Updated DNA results 1:55 · Old DNA results 7:49 · British Jamaican and Nigerian ‘beef’ 9:16

You do appear to have mixed ancestry. However, I didn't think you were "biracial" as in a 50/50 mix. Your estimates are about 2/3 African. Thanks for sharing.

Your ties to West Africa are super strong! ❤️ I also thought you are 50/50 biracial🤭 Strong genes from your Jewish side but also Jamaican side I think❤ And you are super gorgeous 😍

Yes this describes me exactly, my dad is biracial and he had a Swedish mother and Jamaican father (he was adopted by two wonderful white grandparents) while my mother is black. I look exactly like him, and people ask me if I’m Hispanic or Mixed all the time

With your mum being mixed race, your results were bang on. I guessed your percentage which technically makes you multi racially mixed. You are gorgeous by the way with a beautiful spirit. ❤

Lol i can’t believe your results changed like that haha but seems a lot of the main ones are still there. I recently did mine for the first time … 35% Nigerian, 32% Cameroon, Congo & Western Bantu, 19% Benin & Togo so I guess your my people enit 😂😂

1/4 European ancestry but you deny it and claim 100% black, just weird

Was waiting for 20% Ugandan but in vain 😂😂😂

For real I thaugh you were biracial Wow 20% of Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 my beautiful country 😮 no wonder why I’m connected to you even though I don’t really know you well hey sis 😊

It’s Ashkenazi Jewish (pronounced Ah-sh-keh- nah-zee) fyi :)

one love to my Jamaican neighbor from a brother from Puerto Rico lol salsa ,,,,,lol

I think it's your grandfather side why you have all the mix up! Sorry baby❤️ The rest is from my dad side

Ma'am you are mixed. It's okay to say that you are mixed. Just like you, i identify as black, but the fact of the matter is that you don't have 100% african heritage.

People travel and if you go back in time far enough we are all mostly related.

So … I didn’t understand about the breakdown and how things changed from the previous results… but I enjoyed your reaction 😂

I don't understand why say you are Black and look surprised when you know your grand is Jewish etc!

I’m not go lie we the same skin tone my mom is dark skin with some mixes on her mom side and my dad is mixed his mom is white and his dad is black and white so I did a dna test too and it came back 52/48 black and white it’s weird though because I have skin color my dad light skin I used too be very light though I have 3c hair too

Changed Results= current percentages of others having taken this test also. Data updates. Scottish people and Irish admixture’s are due to some of them having been indentured servants whom mixed with the enslaved when sent to the Caribbean Islands to work plantations.

This was the most entertaining DNA test reveal ever…you crack me up 😂❤

u favor Beyonce soooooo much

28% Nigerian got me smiling

Werid seeing a British with indigenous america. Your dad was Jamaican so maybe that's where it came from.

Great video my friend! ❤

Thanks for the video. You are such fun.

Click on Cameroon, congo, western bantu. If it says primary ANgola, that’s where your ancestors was taken from. Bantu ppl originated from Cameroon, but one group left and created kingdom of NDongo & portugal wanted to invade. Ppl was taken from Ndongo to various islands and countries, brazil, Haiti, USA, etc and portugal renamed Ndongo (ANgola) some parts of Congo was in Ndongo as well.

I’m also around 75% (I’m 77% African )

Nigerians and Jamaicans are much more related hence the beef between them as majority of the slaves from African came from the west coast stretching from Sene-Gambia to Equatorial Guinea including Nigeria, Togo, Benin, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Cameroon etc and so i can assure any black person living on this planet has got at a quarter of their blood lineage to Nigeria. Hence, our of every 7 blacks on this planet, a Nigerian is one!

Why weren't the results the same?

Look deeper into these companies you’ll be surprised by what’s going on.

You are very beautiful and your lips are not small, they are quite full and say thank God for them because they make you beautiful. You face screams Ashkenazi jewish. You look like one of my sisters but we have no Ashkenazi Jewish in us but we have do 1 to 3% Middle East in us. All the companies we test with find the Middle East with different percent except 23andMe but they found North Africa. Jamaica has one of he oldest synagogue in the Americas. The community of Ashkenazi Jews in Kingston were called "The English and German Congregation." In 1787, they built a synagogue called Shangare Yosher. Nice results and thanks for sharing.

Indigenous has nothing to do with Salsa, Bachata, or Reggaeton that mixture happened after the Spanish arrived.?? and you kept on going on about this?

This was interesting to watch. Just by looking at you the first time, I thought you were definitely mixed race....genes are interesting hey!!! I wonder what would be my result if I did an Ancestry Test. Would I be in for surprises too as within Sub- Saharan Africa there was migration for centuries.....🤔???

There is a link that displays your previous estimate on Ancestry. You can also dowload them. In the US, bi-racial means you have two ancestries, not exactly a 50-50 mix. Tri-racial means you have three races. In the US that is generally black-white-Native American. Some communities in the mountains identify as triracial. I have never heard of a quad-racial community although some in the Caribbean with Native, white, black and South Asian roots could be described that way.

WHAT fascinates me about your DNA results, as well as others that I've viewed on RU-vid, is that you're "approximately" 75% African. People who are from 25% all the way up to 75% Black African, tend to LOOK ALIKE! The phenotype of this percentile range is VERY SIMILAR. YOU CAN'T TELL THE DIFFERENCE between 65% Black and 25%. THEY LOOK THE SAME! I think this is why they are called "Colored" people instead of Black. Thanks for sharing

They probably went further back. Also ancestery uses autotasmal. Meaning both chromosome sides. Its deeper

Typing before knowing results. I'm guessing 50% sub Saharan African, 25% English and 25% Welsh? 🌍😃

I am Nigerian both parents and grands. You should visit some day, Abuja to be precise!

Sis, your lips are full like most Africans.

You look American and from your accent it seems you were taken from here. You are an American Indian not African Love we look different

Congrats on your Nigerian Ancestry. Ensure u come visit soon you look like a Yoruba tribe girl.

These are only estimates.

Well damn, I thought you was a woman!!

Van I also thought you were biracial, wow. You are hilarious 🤣. I enjoyed watching 💞

Ashkenazi Jewish. And why are you stating that you're fully black? You stated that you're Mom is half-Jewish. You're not fully black, darlin'. You're 1/4 Jewish..AND..if it's your Mom's mother who is Jewish, that renders both your Mom and you Jewish as well.

The Bantu people are the descendants of God that’s why they won’t call them with right name. They don’t want you to know the rich cultural and spiritual connection you have with the Most High. Welcome to the family. Embrace your heritage.

❤️ love this! You are beautiful

We have similar feature and complexion. Also hair texture. I am 100% Jamaican. I have never taken a test though.

Grreat up. We do inherent traits so you business side is definitely Nigerian. I am a lot older than you and Jamaicans in the 80's plus looked down on Nigerians and visa versa.

28% Nigerian 💃🏾❤️

Wow I love this💖

Oi, amiga linda amei o vídeo ❤❤❤

Because the data base was smaller when you first did it. Now a days their a millions in the data base so info are more accurate...hence the updates. 10 years ago is a very long time scientifically speaking

What are your genetic communities?

Your results are not that different. It seems like only Benin & Togo and Ivory Coast & Ghana changed positions. EDIT: Ancestry updates regularly. Every year or two. Results from 8 years ago wouldn't be accurate. They didn't have as many DNA samples back then.