I really think the US government should cover the cost of these!

@rolondajackson

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree along with giving us A-1credit and our 40 acres and a mule

@haroldbottom3474

3 жыл бұрын

Why should the US give you something? You want it, do it yourself. These test are freaking frauds anyway.

@nae.nae..

3 жыл бұрын

@@haroldbottom3474 Same reason they gave something to the Japanese just as an example. African Americans were forcibly removed from our heritage. A voucher to get a dna test of our choosing doesnt seem like much.

@haroldbottom3474

3 жыл бұрын

@@nae.nae.. Please tell me what African Heritage is Do Somalia and the Ivory Coast have the same heritage?

@nae.nae..

3 жыл бұрын

@@haroldbottom3474 Precisely the point. African Americans dont know if we are Mende or Wolof or Yoruba. We dont have language or our names or anything to indicate where our ancestors are from. Some of us long to know. Its not that deep though. Its my opinion. Not holding my breath waiting on it.

Interesting that you have one of the highest African Southestern Bantu percentages I've seen and you've chosen to move to Tanzania, since That is the genetic makeup of most East Africans. Your ancestors have called you.

@travelingsista

6 жыл бұрын

+nadoop I feel that too.

@ritarisser3116

6 жыл бұрын

nadoop well i want the ancestors to call me out of this hell hole u.s. of a. oh please let the ancestors call me. back home!

@whitneyhouston1986

6 жыл бұрын

nadoop wow great

@johndough3222

6 жыл бұрын

nadoop most likely her southeastern bantu comes from,angolan and or congolese ancestors who were descended from the bantu migrants,if you go to ancestry where they have the also found in part they mention angola and congo,also they tell you southeastern bantu originated in the west and migrated,at the same time she could have ancestors from chad,from mozambique and madagascar even zanzibar, africa's borders are real artificial

@johndough3222

6 жыл бұрын

NayFresh87 bantu speakers and their closest relatives are clustered in cameroon and east nigeria and bantu are not close to assyrians or arabs remember from the bible that shem was the father of asshur who was the father of the assyrians,assyrians are not black or bantu and arabs are not black or bantu not as a general rule which begs the question of if ishmael was the son of black abraham and black hagar and his descendants invaded egypt why are egyptians black? and if cham was black and gave rise to the egyptians how come the coptic christians who say they descend from ancient egyptians are not black? josephus who was a jew and who wrote about the war between rome and the jews also gave the background on every nation he new of and he said phut was mauretania that would be equal to morocco most moroccans are not black,so if assyrians are not black,and arabs are not and they descend from shem,how could shem be black? and how could phut be black if his descendants the moroccans are not black? nor do they speak a bantu language. also people from the socalled middle east fit together like a jigsaw puzzle like if you were trying to put together a puzzle that was a picture of a camel caravan but our puzzle is of a group of men drumming while a lady dances during some ceremony or celebration,so our puzzle piece will not fit but if we were part of the middleeast puzzle piece we should fit.

Your 14% southeastern African, Tanzania is one of those countries, it's really cool how you carry the dna of the country you currently reside

@travelingsista

7 жыл бұрын

+Zainab Ahmed right?! I thought that was pretty cool too.

I am 90% African. My highest region is Ghana as well.

@travelingsista

6 жыл бұрын

+Nzuri Nova did you do your test through ancestry.com? How accurate did you feel your results were? I'm thinking about doing more tests so I can compare the results.

"12% caucasian cuz, ...you know" lol

This just gave me the chills, I can't wait to do mine. Keep doing what you are doing Kat!

@travelingsista

7 жыл бұрын

+Tiffany Green thank you Tiff! You should definitely do it.

-TS, your persona is so warm and I'm impressed to be a witness to how your relocating to Africa has made such a profound difference in your life. Keep living, loving and inspiring. Hopefully one day I will be blessed to meet you and family. ta ta

traveling sister you oughtta be one of those people that talk people down from high buildings lol you have the most soothing voice, hell i could listen to you just recite the alphabet all day lol love ya videos.

@travelingsista

7 жыл бұрын

+Geoff Ervin aww thank you I've been told that I have a soothing before. Maybe I should look into that lol

This is so cool! and you are simply Beautiful God bless You my sister!

Bantus/Hebrews Yaounde in Cameroon means Judah.

Thank you so much for the information. I want to do both tests. Didn’t know about the African one, so greatly appreciate it.

My West African prediction was off by like 5-10% but yours was basically dead on! wow thanks for sharing!

I swear this is so true, I'm African creole, however the whole family concluded that we were Cherokee, false!!!!! I'm 70% African 25% European, and The rest south Asian. Less than 1% native American. I'm thinking I may come from the Fulani tribe, but I want that test too.

@travelingsista

7 жыл бұрын

+Camisha Nimmons the number of Black families that say they are Native American is insane lol. I definitely want the test done too.

@karlar8648

6 жыл бұрын

+Traveling Sista Yes it is. I too am a woman with some lovely color, lol. BUT! I can not deny the fact that I am AI. I get examination looks from AI's. I just smile. And. Raised by three beautiful AI women. Bloodline of course. Also have pics of g-mom and gg-mom. Both full blooded as well as gg-dad. But many think I'm straight AA which is OK. Now my dad, Welch. Huh. Yeah totally mixed. And love it.

@johndough3222

6 жыл бұрын

Camisha Nimmons go to tracingafricanroots website and see how to find african matches

@johndough3222

6 жыл бұрын

Miss_S d i have only met one igbo in real life and he didn't have a distinct look like he could have been any old black american dude. other than that i have seen pictures of igbo and i have seen sharp noses and negroid noses dark skin and light , even long hair that can look somewhat silky if its conditioned enough

@justcallmebrian793

6 жыл бұрын

The thing is Miss_S d it is a documented fact. Some Africans Americans do come from ethnic groups in the Sahel, it is pretty much documented. Just look at the link below for evidence. tracingafricanroots.wordpress.com/2015/09/25/louisiana-most-african-diversity-within-the-united-states/

I always wanted to have that test thanks for sharing

It's ALWAYS beautiful to know where you came from, Sis....I'm going to do the AfricanAncestry.com lineage later this year (2020). So THANKS for the heads-up on the Fee being $250 U.S. dollars (in 2017). As I needed to know that cost NOW so I can include it in my plans long before my trip to the Motherland.😍

@kiswahiliworldwide

2 жыл бұрын

It used to be $299 and there was no payment plan when I bought mine. So things are getting better.

Ancestry DNA released another update about a month ago. Would love to see an updated video from you to hear how your estimates changed.

I really love your videos! I never even knew about the Africanancestry dna website. That's cool! I might look I to that one😄. I have been really feeling Tanzania might be the move for me too! And ur videos are SO inspiring. I'll be taking a trip there real soon to visit before I make a permanent move🤗

I did this test and was surprised by the results. I want to do the African Ancestry Test, too.

Please do an update on this

you come from many tribes africanancestry gives you one or two. remember our ancestors double every generation back.also for most african americans southeast bantu means angolan which ironically is southwest the bantu migrated from nigeria and cameroon to angola the congo river and eventually to se africa

Love your spirit sis welcome to Africa👍

you can download the raw data from ancestry.com and upload it to GEDmatch to get more specific data. the site looks a little complicated but there u can get more regionally specific results and its free

I'm so glad you said that you're aware that Africans were in America before Columbus. However, there is such a misunderstanding around this. While it's true that African's were in America they were not in North America, and certainly not the USA. The evidence was found in South America.

Interesting. You almost tempt me to get my DNA breakdown.

I love you so much my sis be bless

I love these DNA tests because I honestly feel bad that african-americans never got to experience true african culture growing up. I'm not saying that the culture they made for themselves isn't sufficient but I mean it in the way you mentioned how most african-americans can't pinpoint they're heritage compared to other peers. The african ancestry website is a step in the right direction because there are always things DNA can't tell you like your people's history, cuisine, culture, mannerisms, dance and music, little things like that. That's just my opinion though.

Happy to have you as Cameroonian sister. I am going to take you there one day, just for visit it.

@leeayi243

3 жыл бұрын

Strong people. Powerhouse of Africa Nigeria Ghana Cameroon

That's cool. I have never done my ancestry DNA, but I'm mostly Eastern European Jewish and Slavic. We have some similarities in our genetics there.

I just received my 21 and me this week, I'm really looking forward to finding out where I come from in the motherland. I really love the background Tanzania is a beautiful place I've been to Kenya twice Nairobi and Mombasa.

@travelingsista

7 жыл бұрын

+D'True Goddess I heard 23 and me was great because they give you a huge breakdown of your genetics and everything from your ancestry to your health. And Nairobi is my next stop 😊

@Ki-Yemaya

6 жыл бұрын

The one bad thing about 23&me is that they don't give you specific regions. Also with Ancestry you can search through matches via country. For instance I have matches in Ghana, Nigeria, and Haiti. I connected with my Haitian match.

@travelingsista

6 жыл бұрын

+Nzuri Nova I also want to do a few other test so I can compare the results. I'm thinking about 23&me as well.

@Ki-Yemaya

6 жыл бұрын

Traveling Sista you can download your results for free to FTDNA. I did both Ancestry and 23&me and downloaded to FTDNA another testing site. If you want to receive more matches you can also download to Gedmatch.com. My dad was adopted I met a second cousin match on Ancestry and found his whole paternal family.

I did 23andMe ancestry, My root is from Bantu too, and my ancestry migrated to Nigeria, Ghana... I am please to know that you did it!!!

This was a cool laid back vid

Beautiful 🙌🏽🤸🏽‍♀️✊🏿❤️

Phenomenal informative video.

I really want to take this test but I'm worried that I'm gonna get 100% ghanian and I don't Want to waste my money 😂 great video! Knowing where you come from is the greatest feeling you could have!

@feleciawallace8420

6 жыл бұрын

It's possible there's a You Tuber by the name MamaDee ... she took here DNA test and it came back 100% South African... so it's could happen...

You totally look EA, we could be sisters with our gaps and high cheekbones, I'm glad you're closing in on your roots

@ditocerto

6 жыл бұрын

GreyDynastyTV gaps and high cheekbones are all over west and southern African as well. She looks like any other African and not just EA. Correct yourself.

@kana75

6 жыл бұрын

Central Africa too

We pretty much have close to the same makeup as do many. A brother here in Ghana explained there's a reason it's called the gold and Ivory coast. And what people carried the goods to those ships; the tribes you mentioned. The mixture was them trying to create super slaves. By the way he also indicated only the strongest survived and even the wwestrongest are returning. Just think about that. We live to tell. Our families are from the strongest seeds and certainly built the Nations we hail from. Praises to the most high

Hey not sure if you've done it already but you can find your tribe info with just the dna data from Ancestry.com I found a video on yt for ged match a free site and was able to find the tribes

I'm 85% African my highest region is 29% Congo

Thank you.

You need to do a update to this ancestry change mines did

How is the mail system there in Tanzania? Did you figure out the P.O. Box system?

Cool video!

Cool! Traveling Sista, did you ever do the other test to find out what tribe you're from?

Kat- congrats on your discovery. Fyi- Tha LIE... It is known that in Dna test they omit native american on most. For sure and with pics... my family Blackfoot and Cherokee... but not mention on test. Amazing. I personally claim Benin... highest % for me. Smile. I'm so proud of your WALK. 🎗 I LOVED your wedding ceremony. Best to you. Dec 2021. Smooches. 🌱🌾♥️🤗🍍 nj-usa

I am Kota from Gabon/RC. Too bad they speek French there. The main reason that I have yet to visit, and have adopted the EAC.

Just actived my ancestral kit.

Wow, so you're an Ivorian and Ghanaian American. That's pretty cool!!!!!!!

The 'asia' a lot of black people see is most likely from Zanzibar (which traded heavily with Thailand, India, China, etc)

Kinda Weird?!! When did they sequence all the African Tribes DNAs?!!

We're 14% related. lol. I'm Tanzanian and my results came back as 100% Africa Southeastern Bantu. Just as I expected.

@travelingsista

6 жыл бұрын

+CzarJuliusIII that's dope!

@moxide

3 жыл бұрын

You are definitely more than 14% related coz bantu is not a thing , it just describes a group of languages not genetics or ethnic origin. Those Bantu languages evolved from something else and it could be languages spoken by the other 71% of groups mentioned in her ancestry so that is how inefficient this DNA mapping system is especially for us Africans . We are very mixed throughout the continent .

Nice! Quick question, what kind of camera are you using?

May the MOST HIGH AHAYAH bless you in the name of Yashaya !

Did any of your grandparents come from the Caribbean or South America?

@travelingsista

Жыл бұрын

I didn’t find anything after doing extensive research of my family tree. Only my step- great grandfather.

Very cool!! You have my grandma’s name. I’m wondering if you have fam in Detroit.

@travelingsista

6 жыл бұрын

Oh cool. Not that I know of.

Love your videos. How do you make money out there?

Proud of you my sista .iam may see you in tanza near the seafront ...and cant wait for the sgr train to completed so i can travel all east africa by train .im diaspiric too jamaica and usa ...glad you did the test. Tanza. Is incredible.hey i want to marry a tanzania girl...but no dating sites ..do you know any? Iam bambarded allday with russian and latin single girls now you see why its easy for black men to swirl......where..are.single african girl sites????????

@travelingsista

5 жыл бұрын

Hello brother. Unfortunately I don’t know of any African dating sites.

did you ever do the african dna test? would love to know the tribe you are from

The first time I saw your video I was like you'll pass as a Ghanaian any day.

@xhalanga

4 жыл бұрын

Its because many Ghanaians look very much like many people I know here in Southern Africa.

NOW....that was... COOL.....!!!

@travelingsista

6 жыл бұрын

+phillip rutherford I thought it was pretty interesting 😊

I have been wanting to do the same for some time now. My only worry is; how do we know that the results are completely accurate? I recently heard of a story of a black woman's results being mixed up with a white woman's results (from 23 & Me) and it had me a bit worried. My other concern is hearing about how our DNA is bought and sold to other companies and etc. I don't mind mean to come off as a skeptic, but I just want to make sure that it is the real deal that I am finding out and that my information is kept confidential. :-)

Have you thought about the black owned African Ancestry DNA company for your test to get a much more real test result?

@servantoftheonetruegodalmi7212

4 жыл бұрын

Indeed many don't know about it as its not advertised as much or talked about like the others.

I think it's inspiring that you live in Africa as an American born African. Most African Americans can't even say that their west African North African East African even though it's clear most slaves came from west Africa. I think that more African American should embrace west/central African culture a lot more.

@efemzyekun900

6 жыл бұрын

Wrong assertion dude. Yes, most slaves left Africa via its western coast, but that doesn't mean they are all originally from WA. During this heinous crime against Africans, many peoples were stolen from deep inside Africa and brought o the western coast to be sailed into the new world.

@TheKofinyarko

6 жыл бұрын

Oluwafemi Eseku Samson - Those who shifted from the west coast are predominantly from the west coast, then you have the stretch from Cameroon, Angola through to the congo basin.

@efemzyekun900

6 жыл бұрын

AKAN TRIBESMAN well, as a west African from Yorubaland in Nigeria, and à graduated student of history, I can tell you that not all slaves were predominantly west Africans. Many were raided from the far interiors of Africa and made to march the long, rough and arduous walks down to the coast.

@TheKofinyarko

6 жыл бұрын

We can also agree that the far interiors of Africa is in the central African region of the continent. DNA taken by African Americans who have links to that region only record those from the coastal countries of Cameroon, Angola and the Congo Basin. West Africa hasn't got deep interior jungles as we are bordered by the Sahel to the north. Anyways my Dad (RIP) was also Yoruba, welcome to the virtual world Brother

@efemzyekun900

6 жыл бұрын

May your late father find peace in the after life where he has joined his ancestors and maker. Welcome bro.

It would be interesting to see the DNA results of an African who has a strong trace of their actual gene pool. I've seen extreme shifts in people's results if they get tested a second time.

At least she is true to who she is. To many Americans want to live in LalaLand to not be associated with racism. What they don't know is that by not having an Identity doesn't exclude you from hate.

Lol, did you look at you results before you made this video? Great job predicting your results! I'm not gonna lie, but I hope I'm no less than 80% African. The more the better!

@travelingsista

6 жыл бұрын

+angelmushahf yes I looked at my results before I made the video. I recorded a video with my initial reveal, but it got deleted by mistake.

@angelmushahf

6 жыл бұрын

Traveling Sista Thanks for responding to my comments/questions!!

Love ya Sista - I watch because I am fascinated by Afro/American women and the differences between my wife - no better women throughout el mundo

You have African hair girl 😂💝

If Ivory Coast and Ghana shows af the top, they most likely you are from one of the Akan groups who exists in both countries.

@travelingsista

7 жыл бұрын

+Leo Gnawa I really can't wait to find out.

@nandorblue

4 жыл бұрын

Probably her ancestors were captured and sold by the Kingdom of Dahomey, Whydah and Allada. Those were some of the most powerful kingdoms in the region where the economy was based on slave labor and slave trade.

have you run across the brother and his wife who went into exile there, I think his name is Pete O'Neal? They also live in Arusha, anyway I plan to visit this year, love TZ

@travelingsista

7 жыл бұрын

+Daniel Kyles yes I most certainly have. A few times actually. I see Mama C (Pete O'Neal's wife) quite a bit. You should definitely come visit!

@danielkyles3361

7 жыл бұрын

Traveling Sista I've been there before can't wait to come back

I suspect your from the Fante tribe since it said 29% Ivory Coast and Ghana which are mainly from the Akan people.

@travelingsista

7 жыл бұрын

+JuanMoChance I can't wait to do this test!

@diouranke

6 жыл бұрын

JuanMoChance does this site break down the ethnic groups one belongs too in the region also?

@travelingsista

6 жыл бұрын

+diouranke unfortunately no. And I think African Ancestry just takes it firm one side of your family, meaning your mother or father.

@kingfemmo

6 жыл бұрын

Traveling Sista I think with African Ancestry test, it traces child to parent to parent to parent and so forth. So for instance, say a Native American man fathers a son by an African woman, and that son fathers a son by an African, and that son has a son by an African woman, and say it continues that way for five or so more generations. Then if that last son traces his "tribe" by the African Ancestry test, his tribe should come back as Native American, even though he's 99+% African. This is because the father's Y chromosome, Native American in this example, passes from the first father to each son unchanged. For a female, such as yourself, since no Y chromosome is passed on to you, you'd have to have your father or one of his sons or some other suitable male relative tested. Or otherwise, you could check your tribe from your mother's line.

@TheKofinyarko

6 жыл бұрын

You are welcome to your ancestral lands , my Akan Tribeswoman

Visit Ghana some time. You are welcome sista.

Nice we share the same Nigeria 4% ; Africa Southeastern Bantu 13% mine, though Cameroon/ Congo 80% -

Do a update on this ancestry do updates so it mite have change

interesting!

@travelingsista

7 жыл бұрын

+AYEITSLUHRAY I thought so too!

do an upload to gedmatch it will point you close to a tribe, but won't give the name of one, and you might find a little bit Native American too. one company didn't show any in my test, but the others did.

@travelingsista

7 жыл бұрын

+willie417 I will definitely look into that! Thank you.

I can't pinpoint all of my trace elements are 84% African and 13% is from Nigeria, 13% is European, 1% West asian. I do have the percentages from each one but not in front of me ,I used ancestry.com but want to use 2 other companies to see if my results to see if the results are the same. Looking at my family history and the migration of mankind, from the beginning of time I can see how we black African Americans came to be mixed. I enjoy researching and even if the results aren't accurate it's still fun. I know that on my dad's mom's side, my gr8 gr8 grandmother was taken by slavers from Madagascar and brought to America, her slave master Ann's one of his relatives impregnated her and she had 2 sons as a result one of which was my gr8 grandfather. I also have the info on my dad's fathers side but it's too much to type her but I'll say that my surname is either from Scotland, Ireland or Britain and the first person with our name came from Lancashire, England, now I need a male 1st cousin to take the DNA test which shows the male lineage so that I can break through the brick wall and possibly learn what plantation my gr8 gr8 grandfather may have come from and if he had siblings.

I have one question...Why isn't Liberia which was established for freed slaves never discussed?

Please, you must open the comment link for your video on things you don't vibe w/ in Tanzania. Good contributions were on its way. You are 100% African Senegalese.

AfricanAncestry can't pinpoint where most of your African genes come from. It actually just takes your haplogroup on either your maternal or paternal side and match it with an African tribe. Haplogroups are ancient and make up a very small part of your DNA, but they are passed down from generation to generation (mother to daughter to daughter to daughter or father to son to son to son). In the sense, AfricanAncestry will just match you with a tribe that you could have had only one ancestor from out of the thousands of ancestors that you've had in the last 2,000 years. So a small part of your overall DNA. That's why it really isn't worth the $300 dollars unless you really, really want to put a tribe to your name and have something to claim. 23andMe will give you your haplogroups for $99 dollars and you can do the research yourself to see which tribes in Africa mostly have that haplogroup.

@travelingsista

7 жыл бұрын

+LoliceMe thank you! I'm definitely going to do more research about his and I also heard that you had to pick which parent you want to dig deeper into genetically. And yes it's a STEEP price. I will check out 23 and me as well. I want to do multiple tests (possibly under a different name) and see if the data correlates between the both. Thanks and I'm gonna look into it.

Do you posses a paper trail sis that matches your test?

I have done my African DNA and you matched most of mine.. meaning,,,Mali/ Benin- ( Edo) Kingdoms. ( now Igbo tribe of Nigeria @ the Kongo/ Niger indigenous... Congolese/ and Klao( kra) called the Kru .kroos. Of Ivory Coast, Liberia; Ghana. (/Akan / Fante) too. ////Togo..Ivory coast/ Ghana....I am from Liberia at the southeastern boarding the Ivory Coast..( Once the Ghana Or Mali - Songhai ancient Empires. ).. Igbo ( Hebo).. happens to be one of the KLAOs.. within the ( kingdom of Judah.. Jewish in the old Negroland of West Africa. All left the Mali Empire toward the Gold Coast during the Holy Jihad war. Based on the great migration. Your result is quite accurate.. The largest concentration means that is now where ( most of your closest relatives now reside.. Trading at the Iberian peninsula..( Cape verde- grain coast,,,,- Ivory Coast- Liberia.) to south and Central America before the slave trade.

Nice. I got 86% Black African and 14% European. Unfortunately I guess I got the raw end of the phenotypical draw because when I went to Africa they thought I was an Indian an Arab or a half caste. Put my quest to connect on a Pan-African level in a coffin. Life is something.

Visit Ghana if you haven’t been here yet

Spot on with the comment of African Americans claiming to be American Indian. Shush, the Natives owned us too which is why some do have background of American Indian but dang we're still African too. No shame Brothers and Sisters. It is what it is. I know there is white mixed in with my heritage😫

Love ur gap!

Lol I’m dying to know what I am 🤣🤣

From Cameroon the tribe you are coming from. I will strongly bet on Bulu Eton. Because you look like them but as it says you also have Congo in you, then you must be a Sawa because one of the sawa tribe called the Mbo'o or Baneka( descendants of Eka) they all came from Congo to Cameroon.

I took a test from AfricanAncestry.com and I took three tests.

My guess would have been Cameroonian...13%?? lol. Your lips say Cameroon. I Couldn't name the tribe though. lol. Cool results!

@marce4004

6 жыл бұрын

Mikea Simkele fang?

One question I have to ask is where are these results coming from? I would like to analyze my own blood and not allow these caucasians to tell me who I am. In these times I just feel as we know history as history has shown can we trust what these people tell us.

@afiyakemarafa1997

4 жыл бұрын

Aaaaaaaahhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!! I was searching for this. Oh I searched for this. You are spot on my brother, SPOT ON!

I know people who had their ancestry tested multiple times & had different results.

Nice tats

you resemble with Tanzania people glad u are Bantu

Sis, which DNA test did you use? Too many to choose from. 🤷🏽‍♀️

@travelingsista

4 жыл бұрын

I used ancestry.com

@ladychokmah8540

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks sis!

@servantoftheonetruegodalmi7212

4 жыл бұрын

@@travelingsista try African Ancestry dna. Com for tribe and country of origin

@servantoftheonetruegodalmi7212

4 жыл бұрын

@@ladychokmah8540 try African Ancestry dna. Com for tribe and country of origin

@ladychokmah8540

4 жыл бұрын

@ServantoftheoneTrueGod AlmightyGod. Hey, as a matter of fact I am. I’m starting with Ancestry because my family is HUGE!!! We are our own clan and I’m so serious. LOL!!! My family has a genealogy chart on ancestry.com that is 55 pages long. To me, it made sense to start their because so much of our history is documented and captured on the site. I have seen pictures of my ancestors that date back over a hundred years old. I found out about African Ancestry after paying for the basic one at Ancestry.com. I can’t wait to see both results. It’s a great time to be alive!!! Peace and blessings...💕💕💕

I bet you have Sierra Leonean ancestry based on the ivorycoast/ghana

Look into the 12 tribes of Israel sis,

Hear that sound 4:30 ..I see you are now having some "African" way of speaking in yOu😁. Which is good.

@blackattack12027

5 жыл бұрын

We black Americans call that "sucking your teeth", and I'm sure she didn't get it from Africans. That's just something that black Americans do, and if you do it towards your parents, it's considered disrespectful and could get you the threat of an ass whippin'.

@aayahisrael4212

5 жыл бұрын

@@blackattack12027 ppl from ghana smack/ suck their teeth alot trust me im black american and I know from dealing closely with ghanaians

@aayahisrael4212

5 жыл бұрын

@@blackattack12027 u idiot.

@xhalanga

4 жыл бұрын

@@blackattack12027 it's exactly the same here in South Africa. If you do that when talking to an adult you're regarded as being disrespectful and might be ass whooped 😄

@blackattack12027

4 жыл бұрын

@@aayahisrael4212 How the fuck am I an idiot? Black Americans "suck their teeth"; it's not something we heard Africans or any other group do and then copied, which is what the original post was implying. What does Ghanaians sucking their teeth have to do with black Americans? You're the damn idiot. Fuck you.

Have you also tried AfricanAncestry.com? Congratulations

@travelingsista

6 жыл бұрын

No I haven’t but that’s next on my list. And thank you.

@smoore1475

6 жыл бұрын

I made the comment while still watching and you mentioned it 😩😂 my bad sis 😂😂😂😂

You are my sister I don't wanna tell the country here due to my involvement of telling the truth.

At least 1 out of every diasporic /Dos should repatriate to africa. .reconnect the lost family in africa .that would.empower africa into the future with less colonisers destroying our land