As a white Australian, when I look at you, I can't really tell east African from other parts of Africa, so I can't really judge that angle of it. I mainly see a woman mostly of African ancestry with a smaller element of European as well. Be proud of all your segments:- they've made you very attractive!

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! 😊

@ekesandras1481

Жыл бұрын

West African, not East African!

@Lilith_Hypatia

Жыл бұрын

You do understand that east Africa has a VERY large variety in looks… lol 🤦🏽‍♀️

@Lonewolfwarrior111

Жыл бұрын

​@@Lilith_Hypatia Exactly!!

@noelgibson5956

Жыл бұрын

@@Lilith_Hypatia Define 'variety'. It's a very broad term.

Great results! 23andme is definitely better. I received Ethiopian and Somali on my 23andme results and so did my daughter which is rare for us African Americans. You do look like you may have East African ancestry.

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Ethiopian & Somalian, huh!? Niceeee!😊 I’ve been hearing some great things about 23 & Me so thanks for confirming that it’s a good choice! & Thanks for watching!!

@miriamjones3067

Жыл бұрын

Ethiopia and Somali? What is your maternal Haplogroup

@brian0902

Жыл бұрын

My mom is black when I got 2 test 1 from 23andMe and another from MyHeritage 23andMe said I’m west African to be exact Nigerian, Ghanaian Liberian and Sierra Leonean, senegambian and guinean and North African also South east African from that Angolan and Congolese but from my MyHeritage results I got Nigerian North African west African Kenyan and Central African def think 23&me is better Edit: and for my maternal haplogroup I’m L4b1

@richardmyles8237

Жыл бұрын

@@sincerelyvali nice results…keep in mind, your Native American relatives may have been mixed with Europeans .

@lutheruler7487

Жыл бұрын

That test lied to yo as 😂😂

African Americans are a heavily admixed ethnic group being a combination of various African, Western Eurasian(European), and Indigenous American populations. East Africans particularly the ones of Cushitic and Semitic ethnicities are heavy admixed group being a combination of various African and Western Eurasian(Arab, Persian, Hebrew) ethnicities. So African Americans and East Africans can sometimes have very similiar phenotypic appearances even though genetically they're fairly distantly related. Same reason why Latinos and Arabs can look very similar in appearance. Generations of intermixing of populations typically produces an ethnically ambiguous look.

@steveboy7302

Жыл бұрын

Very few African Americans have any native dna don't make things up

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the info!

@nwachinemere7759

Жыл бұрын

I just posted the exact same comment without seeing yours. It's not possible for an African American who is mixed with different African groups including European to look the same way their African ancestors looked. But mysteriously, people keep repeating that myth.

@philipbutler6608

7 ай бұрын

@@nwachinemere7759 well not all white people are the same either. We didn’t all come from England and most fled their homelands from persecution. New York City was diverse but not that integrated every ethnicity lived in their own ghettos. The world is much changed and better. So far 60 million people haven’t died in global wars in this century yet. Even though there are 7 billion more people. We are too negative about what we have got and focused on keeping up with the Jones’s.

I'm Dominican-American and you reading your results is almost like reading off my results because we share the same countries in regards to our dna, except I also have Spanish and Portuguese. We're literally distantly related😂 Thanks for sharing your results 👍🏼

@Cosmicfraud3209

10 күн бұрын

Well yea your afrolatin😂 my Dominican friend gets west African Iberian Italian a bit Greek and amerindian

The ethnicity results are cool but the best thing to rely on is the DNA matches you share along with the ethnicities. Why? Because if you see distant relatives or DNA matches for an ethnicity more than likely you have an ancestor from that region. So keep an eye out for the matches as well.

@TheGiacchina

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it's definitely important to look at your DNA matches! And fun, too! And work on your family tree (you can do this on ancestry but you have to buy a subscription, I think. And, yes, you look like you could have some east African ancestry (but I'm no expert!!). Nice video!

Cc congrats on your Nigerian Ancestry. Ensure you visit Nigeria soon n learn more about the culture.

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!! & I definitely will be broadening my knowledge on Nigeria 🇳🇬 So excited to learn more about the amazing country & eventually visit & see it for myself 😊💚

The Scandinavian may be a relic of Scandinavians interacting with people in the British Isles. You know, Beowulf stuff.

@prettyfiction9378

Жыл бұрын

Yea it’s so weird I have 4% Scandinavian in my results too and i saw another AA with Scotland in their results I wondered what that was about

Pretty similar to my results. I also had 1% native American. My European is 20% and the African is 79%. Another interesting thing about me both of my parents also showed 1% native American. My dad did say that his grandfather was native American mix. I think he was more European than native American. I found one pure blooded European match that shared more DNA with me than some of my 2nd cousins. Thought it was pretty interesting since I never met a white family member.

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Oh wow! Our results were literally almost the same percentages Lol. My great grandmother was Native American so I assumed more of that DNA would’ve transferred versus the European. And that’s so interesting that your European relative has such close DNA to yours! Kinda weird how all this stuff works 🥴 lol

@KentPetersonmoney

Жыл бұрын

@@sincerelyvali It was surprising. Think he's my grandmother 2nd cousin.

@nottyQ1

Жыл бұрын

wow that is interesting that you have a Full white 2ND cousin. mostly full whites are distant 5-8th for me. I have 80% African, 19% European, 1% Indigenous American

@KentPetersonmoney

Жыл бұрын

@@nottyQ1 I think it's my grandmother that has a full white 2nd cousin. Yeah most of my white cousins are listed as possible 4th-6th cousins. He shared so much DNA with me I was wondering if he was my grandmother 1st cousin. My dad only shared like 9 more CM with him so I guess I just inherit an unusual amount of DNA with him. Making the relationship seem closer. Also have 3rd cousins that share more DNA with me than some of my 2nd cousins.

@chevalierdenoir754

Жыл бұрын

if you want to see the difference in features between someone from East Africa and another part of Africa just look at Haile Selassie vs. Robert Mugabe. Or famous African models Iman, Liya Kebede vs. Alec Wek. Try Google then squint as hard as you can if you can see the difference or use a magnifying glass.

I really enjoyed your upbeat video! Thank you for sharing

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for tuning in! 😊

Congratulations 👍🏼♥️ I also took it because I was curious if any ethnicities played apart of my DNA and what you said about the whole freckles is what I told others that it's genetic. Because I also seen other family members I personally know close related to have it as well even in a few different states with the freckles too.

Many Native Americans are surprised to discover that they have a great amount of European DNA. So, isn't it possible that some of your European DNA came from a mixed Native? Yes, it is!

@MrJovon321

Жыл бұрын

Somehow I've never fully considered this & I've been into dna & genealogy for many years. That is definitely possible, but I guess it's also worth considering that native ancestry in White Americans is quite rare. I imagine since the native ancestry in the average AA is so small, it is distant ancestry that occurred a while ago between Natives and Africans/early enslaved AA. There are some remains that have been tested from two different gravesites which I'm aware of, South Carolina & Georgia dated 1700-1800s, both groups had individuals with Native ancestry. but yeah, your statement is def possible.

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Wow, I never thought of it that way. That scenario is quite interesting & could definitely be a possibility! Thanks for sharing!

@Jesusisyhvh1

Жыл бұрын

This is true. I have apache and Navajo, and I can tell you that some of that European heritage does come from Spanish mixing with them. I didn't know this till a historian told me.

@legoat8818

Жыл бұрын

It’s not a surprise when you know your people have been graped for thousands of years

@kevinp8108

Жыл бұрын

Recently, my girlfriend took a DNA test, and when the results came back, all they found was DNA from my semen in her saliva sample.

I recommend doing an AncestryDNA test….they have a far larger database and thus, their estimate is more accurate.

I'm African American from the US. My DNA of 98% is found in people living today in over seven different West African countries including 3% Luhya which is a Bantu tribe that is now in Kenya. My other 2% is Amazonian Native American from Brazil. The Bantu people have migrated to many parts of Africa.

@hulkiano1888

11 ай бұрын

What were the percentages of those countries?

@sincerelyvali

10 ай бұрын

Wow, that’s incredible!

With these tests, you have to take into consideration that they are in control of the labels. Your "native american" percentage being a perfect example. It just means you share that percentage with a people they have identified as Native American. If that makes sense...

You should take LivingDNA or CRIGenetics. It can help you determine your ethnicity within your African ancestry. Plus livingDNA can test your motherline as well. I took mine a few weeks ago and I just received it on MLK Day. I’m 100% African which is rare in this day and age.

so around 82% black and 18% white. intresting. it all matters. the 18% are clearly visible to me. its almost 1/5 so its substantial.

When I first looked at you way B4 your results, I saw Nigeria, you have their shape of face and features and your results are beautiful mixture

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Nice! 🇳🇬 Thank you for the feedback! 😊

Great video! Thanks for sharing your results!

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! 😊

@creex7118

Жыл бұрын

@@sincerelyvali you're very welcome!

Good evening lady! I got Egypt 🇪🇬 & Arab on 23 & Me as well as Native American & Scandinavian too!

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

That’s so awesome! I’m interested in comparing the 2 results once I take it with 23 & Me 😊

@steveboy7302

Жыл бұрын

If your Egyptian and Arab then how are you part native I don't think there's native Americans in the middle east

I have two (2) Native American ancestors but it shows up as only 1% of my DNA. And for some of my relatives it's already zero. You see, it's from quite a few generations ago (in the 1700s). With each successive generation our allocations get cut in half (on average) as new DNA sort of pushes out and replaces the older stuff.

@mattpotter8725

8 ай бұрын

It doesn't really push out older DNA, it's just that you get 50% from each parent and as you get more distant from say a Native American or even a European ancestor if only one parent has that DNA you only get 50% of it, then 25% (on average) the generation down from that, then 12.5% (and so on and so forth), and as communities in countries like the US intermarry and have children it's basically a lottery as to which parts of their DNA you get, . Even siblings can have quite varied ethnicity results. So nothing is being pushed out, it's just the way biology and DNA works. It'd be pretty weird if you didn't get 50% from your mum and 50% from your dad.

@africaine4889

3 ай бұрын

Seems u do not know anything about percentage.

I am Nigerian, Yoruba to be precise. My first thought seeing your video, I would have guessed Ethiopian. But, then, my Grandmother, she must have looked exactly like Queen Neferreti in her younger days. She just looked different from most people I know: around 6ft 2inches, and slender. Africa, the story of our civilization and immigration throughout the continent is still a mystery. Most people in East Africa end up in the middle east.

African Americans are overwhelmingly West African. In my opinion the percentages don’t matter because back then there were no African countries.

@dadoboye1536

Жыл бұрын

@Nita B …do even understand DNA?

@dadoboye1536

Жыл бұрын

@Nita B …you clearly don’t.

@gilnahnu

Жыл бұрын

@nitab3415 most of african americans do get western african..

@chickenwityamz

Жыл бұрын

Keep going back my people, no need to fight. The truth will be revealed. The West African DNA that shows reflects our ancestors history in what was called "negroland" by European colonizers. Essentially, it was a land of multiple kindgoms and the people were described as "jews".

@nwachinemere7759

Жыл бұрын

​@nitab3415 That's false. Around 65% of descendants of South American, Central American, North American and Caribbean slaves are West African. Around 15 are Bantus and another 15% are White or in the case of Latinos, native American.

Congratulations. 81% African is huge for African Americans. I would expect that high percentage and even higher from Caribbeans notably Haitians. I can see why people tell you you look Ethiopian. Look Eritrean or Fulani to me. I'm 100% Senegalese from Ancestry. Also did African Ancestry. Waiting for the results.

@sincerelyvali

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for this wonderful feedback! I can’t wait to do African Ancestry for myself 😊

@starrbergman2671

6 ай бұрын

​@@sincerelyvali btw you said most African-Americans are 80-90percent African. In actually its a bit lower. On average African-American have about 60-80 percent African DNA. So you're actually very African in comparison. I hope that somehow relates to how you feel.

You do have a phenotype that could be compared to East Africans around the Horn. However, those features are also present among Black people in the Americas who have European and/or Asian ancestry. Plus, Northeast Africa wasn't apart of the trans-Atlantic slavery, so it's highly unlikely that you are Habesha, despite the fact that some companies falsely add it to results. I definitely see the Bantu influence though!

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the info & feedback! 😊🖤

@karine-ela

Жыл бұрын

East Africans weren't enslaved during the transatlantic slave trade.she looks like the fulanis from Nigeria some of can resemble Eritrea and Ethiopians

Congrats..! Welcome to the Congo family🇨🇬🇨🇩. I think you also have some eastafrican features...

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thank youuu! 🙏🏽🇨🇩🇨🇬 Now I need to learn more about Congo & its culture.

Girl, u are an Hausa / Fulani of Northern Nigeria. Your body features said it all. Love from DC. -------- Osollo.

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback! I was just doing some research on the Fulani people and culture the other day :) I can't wait to do the African Ancestry test and find out my maternal tribe!

@hugo-di6xm

Жыл бұрын

Fulani are mixed african Asia and Europe.

@exalteduchiha1563

Жыл бұрын

@@hugo-di6xm not for the most part. they just look different. sure they may have 5% north African here and there or 1% Asia or something but most of their genetic makeup is African. idk if your trying to say that Africans cant look different without mixture from other races but if you are then your just absolutely wrong.

@karine-ela

Жыл бұрын

@@hugo-di6xm not at all they are just Africans. The majority of them are Nigerians

@alveem7295

Жыл бұрын

Nah comparing her results to others that I have seen, she is more South Eastern Nigeria (Due to the Nigeria, Cameroon, Congo, western Bantu cluster) and Yoruba (from Nigeria, Benin, Togo cluster). She does look Hausa/Fulani/Shuwa though.

Nice!! The KZread algorithm brought me here. Just uploaded my video and results.

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

So cool! I’ll definitely check it out 👍🏾 Hopefully you got accuracy with your ancestry results.

Bingo ❤ it’s interesting that one could have living relatives that are Native American and it doesn’t show up on these DNA test 🧬 😩

@achayootto4221

Жыл бұрын

But some native Americans are European importers who bought their 🎟 tickets to be Native American for $5.00

@TeganHoney

Жыл бұрын

@@achayootto4221 I am aware of American history, thanks fren.

I am from Ethiopia and i thought you are Ethiopian too befor listening . ❤

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback!!

Just watched your update video, have only just found your channel so maybe you have mentioned it in other videos on other topics you cover on your channel, but I'm a little sad that you didn't really go into what you expected, what you're background is (without giving too much away, of course). 18% European is almost at one full grandparent, but I know what happened during slavery and maybe this is split evenly across your ancestors, with 4-5% coming from each branch (it didn't sound as though you have any knowledge where this might be coming from). The Ethnicity Estimates are all well and good, and are fun to see, but building a family tree, looking at the matches you have and where they are located can really give you a better insight into where your ancestors came from. Of course sometimes the records don't exist as far back as you want, sometimes details didn't get recorded further back than a certain date, but it's a fun exercise, and I'm sure you could build a quick tree and find some cool stuff out for free (even if it's just for you and your family, not for sharing with us).

Whatever your dna you are very clever and incredibily beautiful

Take your DNA results with a grain of salt. They are based on a group of people who say they're from the communities that they're from, but they themselves may not be 100% biologically from that community. And all of your numbers will change as they get more samples to compare against. For example, I took an AncestryDNA test over 5 years ago. Since then, they have reported that I was 5% Italian, but then the numbers were revised, and that went away. Then it reported that I was 4% Baltic States, but then the numbers were revised again, and that went away too. I also had a 23andMe test and over the years, my African percent has gone down from 19% to 17%. However, at the same time on AncestryDNA, my African percentage has gone up from 17% to 20%. Essentially, the two tests switched! Also, all my other numbers have changed as time goes on; that is every single ethnicity number has changed by some percentage. Nothing stays the same from one year to the next. Another problem, both my father and my paternal grandfather took AncestryDNA tests as well and though AncestryDNA does recognize that we have the strongest relationship (parent/child & grandparent/grandchild), my father is 26% from Scotland but I have 0%. So that doesn't make sense. My mother is 100% German and my father is 13% German, but somehow I'm only 39% German. Additionally, the test says I'm 23% English, but neither of my parents have that ancestry. When I compare all the African regions from my grandfather's, my father's and my tests, none of them line up with each other, though most are West African for all 3 of us. The numbers don't add up and they're always changing and sometimes simply don't make sense. The one thing that AncestryDNA does get right that I see it in my own results, is showing the communities you belong without showing a percentage. Those are the subgroups. So under my African heritage, it says Afro-Bahaman which I have traced to be true, and it also shows Early Southern United States African Americans which also rings true from my grandfather's family background, as well as Southern Louisiana French Settlers and Louisiana African Americans, which I know come from my paternal grandmother. For all these communities, AncestryDNA doesn't show any percentages, just that it detected it, and from my own family research, this is true. So take all of your results with a grain of salt. Use it as a guidepost rather than a fact. And at this point, with investigating my African ancestry, what's more interesting that what AncestryDNA says is what is currently going on in the research communities, how most Africans are related to each other through the Bantu expansion out of West Africa and how their are deeper lineage divergences in African than the rest of the non-African world, while at the same time their is long standing intermixing between various African groups throughout time. The African picture is far more complex than the non-African picture.

@nwachinemere7759

Жыл бұрын

You might be thrown off by the fact that different DNA companies describe different regions of the world differently. But it is true that your DNA could be off because of the pool of samples DNA companies have in their database.

@olgakipke3720

Жыл бұрын

You only get the haploid chromosomes from your father. It might be that you didn't get Scottish dna.

@stephensuggs6121

Жыл бұрын

@@olgakipke3720 The DNA tests are based on Autosomal DNA, not Y-DNA, so it has nothing to do with haplo groups which are measured from Y-DNA for paternal and mtDNA for maternal. Autosomal are inherited from both mother and father.

@olgakipke3720

Жыл бұрын

@@stephensuggs6121 That has nothing to do with it. The diploid chromosomes aren't identical and we get only one from our father and one from our mother (46 in total). The father can have Scottish dna in one chromosome but not in the other one (homolog). So she could have inherited the one without the Scottish segments.

@stephensuggs6121

Жыл бұрын

@@olgakipke3720 You're just talking about the 23rd chromosome pair which is XY for men and XX for women. The Y in men is inherited from father to son while the X chromosome is inherited from both mother and father and is not very useful for determining ancestry. However, since the Y is father to son and only mutates every 2 or 3 thousand years, it's very useful for tracking male haprogroups, which is not to the same as ancestry. For mother to daughter (and son), their haplogroups are tracked via the mitochondrial DNA, another part of the nucleus that is the powerhouse of the cell, which like the Y-DNA also only mutates once every 2 to 3 thousand years and is very useful in tracking female haplogroups. However, those are only good for tracing paternal and maternal lines but you cannot track all the other ancestors that contribute to your background, your mother's father's mother's father's, etc. That is why DNA testing companies use Autosomal DNA, that is the other 22 pairs of DNA in your DNA strand because those DNA are spliced in segments between your 2 parents, usually on a 49% to 51% basis randomly. In addition, you inherit their inheritance from their parents (your grandparents) and so on and so forth. There is a limit though. We inherit 100% of our ancestors going back at least 7 generations. However, because of "segmentation deletion", starting around 10 generations back, the inheritance drops to 97% of your ancestors. One thing to make clear though is that there is no such DNA that is "Scottish". Somebody who a DNA test says is "Scottish" is related to somebody or several people in the testing company's library who claims to be 100% Scottish and you share some inheritance with that them. So your background may be Scottish, but if you're not related specifically to their control subject, then you don't show up as "Scottish". So their methodology is not an exact science.

At 18% could be a white great-grandparent, or two white great-great-grandparents etc. At 1% you're looking at at least a great-great-great-great-grandparent.

@0xiah

Жыл бұрын

Also you do definitely look east African. But Bantu people do reach all the way east to Southern Kenya and Tanzania so maybe that's why.

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! 😊

@jo100

Жыл бұрын

@@0xiah did Humanity Started in Tanzania 🇹🇿 or Kenya 🇰🇪?

@jo100

Жыл бұрын

@@0xiah just curious, how many Grandparents is it, if someone has 10% or 7% European?

Congrats on the Irish ☘️

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

I’ve been granted the luck of the Irish! ☘️ 😄 lol

@hulkiano1888

11 ай бұрын

Not to be negative but whenever we see European dna its most likely from slave masters unfortunately

Ethiopians usually have also white Middle Eastern or North African DNA , so this is the reason they have also Caucasian features and light black almost brown skin. I reality they are sort of mixed race .Perhaps this is the reason why you look like East African ,bc you have quite lot of white DNA

@AfroAlchemist

Жыл бұрын

Did you really say light black 😂😂😂… wow … I think the term Is just brown… no one really has “black skin”.

@vrjanice2

Жыл бұрын

What? We ADOS are mixed race to the tune of 20-25 percent of our DNA. Stop!

@winstynglyn6893

6 ай бұрын

@@AfroAlchemistNot even Sudanese etc?

Great results. I have the same percentages as you. I am curious to know what are your communities? I only have South Carolina.

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Hi, there! My communities are Early Virginia AA and Louisiana & Mississippi AA. 😊

@curtis1415

Жыл бұрын

@@sincerelyvali I have Early Virginia African Americans also. It's the earliest Black American community and is the foundation for what The 1619 Project is about. Cool results and thank you for posting this.

@nottyQ1

9 ай бұрын

@@sincerelyvali ok cool

my grandma is eastern african,Tanzanian she was born and raised in Tanzania,Lindi

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

That is awesooome! I hope to travel to beautiful Tanzania one day 🇹🇿

@jo100

Жыл бұрын

What Year did your Grandmother come to America 🇺🇸?, and just curious, did she come to America 🇺🇸 through Ellis Island in New York?

It can also jump generations ... doesn't mean you aren't it just means it didn't pop

Did your Native American family have a DNA test to confirm they're Native or has this info been pasted down through the family?

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Most knowledge of our Native American ancestry was passed down orally. Also, I’ve seen photos of my Native/African mixed relatives which gave me further confirmation. My mom plans to take a DNA test after she saw my results so I’m interested in seeing what shows up.

@Eisawithlove

Жыл бұрын

@@sincerelyvali okay cool. Keep us posted on what your mom finds out. This DNA stuff is interesting.

@steveboy7302

Жыл бұрын

Well if you have no evidence maybe don't claim it

You are part American Indian by dna you are beautiful and blessed

@sincerelyvali

4 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching! :)

Your ancestry is close to mine. And we have similar hair and look. Ppl often mistaken me for East African (Horner) but I’m not.

Do the African Ancestry test if you're looking for the 1 specific line that came over from Africa and their ethnic group. AncestryDNA results are the sum of ALL the individuals in you family tree so it's very broad in it's estimation.

I think you look like you could have Ethiopian. I had 2% Ethiopian in my Family Tree results, but it wasn't in my Ancestry results. Ancestry had Senegal and Congo in my results. My Heritage didn't show any African in my results though. I hope you share your results with 23andMe.

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! 😊 My 23 & Me results are in : kzread.info/dash/bejne/n4plks5wdbTTprA.html

Looks like MY overall ancestry.

You do have North East African features, Ethiopian, Erithrea, Somalia ..

@nwachinemere7759

Жыл бұрын

That's because northeast Africans are mixed. You guys are not pure African like West Africans and Bantus. Some African Americans have upwards of 40% European DNA which might give them an Ethiopian/Somali) Eritrean look.

Bantu people have Asian roots by the way ❤️

Ivory coast and Ghana are one people AKAN family separateted by France and British

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the info!

our DNA is very similar I just have different numbers

Thx 4 sharing. Simple way to comprehend results. Look at parents like slot machines. Pull the lever you get 2 pears 1 grape. 1st child....Pull lever again for second child you get 1 orange 1 apple 1 pear. Thats a shuffling of DNA. Just because you dont see something doesn't mean you dont have. This is why siblings results will be different unless identical twins. Also after each generation DNA numbers can become less. My mom and I have Native American DNA and my son doesn't show any. Does that mean he doesnt have Native American ancestry? He does

@steveboy7302

Жыл бұрын

No if it isn't there then it isn't there

@mikesmith3084

Жыл бұрын

@@steveboy7302 As I stated. Siblings may.not.have the same results because of the shuffling of DNA. Another example is how 1 child may have hazel colored eyes and the other siblings don't have. It doesn't mean the other siblings dont have that gene. It could show up in future generations.

@Sjincerelyvali.....The lower the genetic distance number the closer you are to that population such as 1%, 5%, 4%, those are your closest relations. You have most DNA as other African Americans who are the Lost tribes of Israel. 1% indigenous American or Native Americans are the tribe of GAD....You will see this if you do some research.

@sincerelyvali

7 ай бұрын

Nice! Thank you for the information. I'll do my research on it :)

@linaliam127

6 ай бұрын

not at all, 1% or 4% means that you have no link that it is wind, you are confusing the distance 1, 2, 3 which are matches and not % it is not the same thing , you must upload your results received to a genealogy site that measures the match by distance

The DNA from Scotland, Ireland, Norway, Sweden and Island probably came from the same person. The Scandinavians (Sweden, Norway, Island) invaded the British isles (Ireland, Scotland) in the middle ages, and millions of Irish people emigrated to the US in the 1800s. Looks like one of them had a fling with one of all your ancestors of African descent. Probanly during the late 1800s or so, considering the percentage.

@jackieblue1267

Жыл бұрын

Looks more like it is English than Irish from those results.

A lot of black Americans were lied about their native American blood. The majority have very little or nothing at all .

@AfroAlchemist

Жыл бұрын

They weren’t lied too… a lot of them just know they people were there before they start bringing more Africans by boat. Grandma ain’t lie… the Europeans did. Native American isn’t a race. It’s a nationality.

@guichozuniga7385

10 ай бұрын

As a Native American, these Africans just want reparations so if they see their skin lighter than the rest they consider themselves "native American"

@advils12

6 ай бұрын

Why would I ever do or say something as batsh@t crazy as that, when my DNA is from kings literally!

As a Caucasian Female born and raised in South Africa and now an American Citizen can Proudly announce that I am 100 percent AFRICAN AMERICAN no questions asked

@sayitloudblcknproud

Жыл бұрын

You aren’t African though! At least not Black African, the original inhabitants of Africa, South Africa included. During Apartheid whites labeled themselves European to reflect their real ancestry. The Black people were the Africans.

@catherinedavy1022

Жыл бұрын

Do you speak from experience regarding the people of SA?

@fabulousfarrahinsouthafrica

Жыл бұрын

You are not African American is descendants of slavery it’s term we invented for the reason of that purpose you are 100 percent South African don’t disrespect a race of people

I did a DNA test with my My True Ancestry an the Europeans that came to America in 550AD from Germany surprisely wasnt completely Caucasian. The DNA showed 4 different groups from Germany, Egyptians and Moors were two of them. It also shows Africans came to America in 1900BC that's over 3900 years ago. More than half of my DNA is different Native tribes that came in 150AD called Ameridians. I made a video as well but your 1% is what's left of the Q haplogroup. It you take a MtDNA which traces from mother to mother you'll definitely see your technically half Native American. These Popular DNA test are being used differently than a MtDNA or Y DNA test. These Popular DNA test are not telling the full story. It's only showing the DNA from less than 500 years ago and My True Ancestry goes back 10000 years up until 1800s. This will show were Black people in America are truly from and been before slavery . We were enslaved in 1810 Catoctin Antebellum Maryland according to My true Ancestry DNA. The country was underseige by Europeans that killed majority of the Native Black African Asiatic Americans known as Indians.

I thought you were Sahelian. Like someone from the Northern Nigerian tribes. Fulani is the name you look like a Fulani woman. Google them.

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Nice, thanks for the feedback! You’re actually the 2nd person to suggest “Fulani” & I can definitely see a resemblance 😊.

U look Igbo tribe of Nigeria

Definetly you have East African fearures

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback 👍🏽😊

@benjaminsmith2287

Жыл бұрын

What are "East African" features? East African countries are the Horn Countries of Djoubouti, Somalia, Ethiopia, Eriteria as well as Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Berundi, and Uganda (and a few others). There are so many different types of features people have in those countries.

Your results will change with the next update.

There are people in West Africa with your features, so there is no need to consider East Africa. You look like you have Mende, Kanuri, Fula, Wolof, and Igbo.

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback! 😊

You guys notice you don’t look exactly like Africans from the region? Eyebrows look different, heads are shaped different. Euros mixed all you guys up hundreds of years ago. Same is happening now.

Do the African Ancestry to get your actual tribe

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

I definitely plan to do that one in the future 👍🏽😊

23 and me has better East African samples

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

That’s what I’ve heard so thanks for confirming 👍🏽😊 I’m interested in seeing if any will show up on 23&Me

@TavareHill

Жыл бұрын

@@sincerelyvali same with my heritage they have a sale right now you can import your raw dnA into the site

Very Nigerian.

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback 😊

Try having 40% and the highest is English/Irish , being an African American!

@DoubleBeezy

7 ай бұрын

You would be multi generational mixed/mulatto everywhere else 😂. America has no middle ground boxes so you blk box by default

Sorry. I am also of Scottish descent Maternally.

yes you look Ethiopia and Erteria (horn of africa). Bs Im from Ethiopia you looks Ethiopia 99%

Lol 😂you look more Ethiopian

Your Nigerian result cluster among the Igbos ( neighbours to Cameroon, Congo, western Bantu) and Yorubas (kinfolk with Benin and Togo). Your looks can be found among the two groups but you will see a lot more look alikes with the Hausa/Fulani/Shuwa/Kanuri in Northern Nigeria. Your Nigerian look alike will be Crystal Okeke she's Igbo/Hausa.

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback! 😊

So no Egyptian blood at all? What a punch in the face for Afro Centrics 🤣🤣🤣, You are beautiful the way you are though, greetings from Egypt.

Without watching, you look east African. Mabe Ethiopia, eritrea , somalia, kenya. Was I right???😂

What are your genetic communities?

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Hi, there! My communities are Early Virginian AA & Mississippi & Louisiana AA 😊

@doubleutee2100

Жыл бұрын

@@sincerelyvali Wow! For Black Americans "Early Virginia AA's" gotta top the list. That seems to be the number 1 genetic community for BA's. It was a nice video, and thanks for sharing your results. Peace!

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

That’s awesome! Thanks for watching😊

@ivamcole2304

Жыл бұрын

@@sincerelyvali do you have family from Louisiana or Mississippi?

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

@@ivamcole2304 I sure do! 👍🏾😊 I have them in both states.

What state did your Cherokee ancestry comes from?

You seem disappointed about the European.

@sincerelyvali

7 ай бұрын

Not disappointed but moreso perplexed as I was processing it.

You look like someone from North Carolina who has a mixture of Indian blood. We are Africans!

@steveboy7302

Жыл бұрын

Looks nothing like an indian

You look West African to me. Have you seen women from the northern part of Nigeria? Nigeria is a diverse blend of every shades and phenotype of black people. You do not look East African at all.

@sincerelyvali

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback!!