An Indigenous American Take a Ancestry DNA Test | AM I WHAT?!

[@marthamermaid7622]

Ok this is off topic, but can we talk about how handsome he is 👀

[@lizzyscorner]

Yes!

[@LassieGal]

😁

[@sharonvyse5370]

Yes very handsome

[@bebebutterfield7699]

He's beautiful!

[@melimel2909]

OMG! I agree he’s handsome.

[@mj149]

You are one handsome Indigenous American. Be blessed 🙏🏽

[@AiryBlasters]

You make me feel so lucky 🥰✨

[@mj149]

@@AiryBlasters ♥️

[@LethalButtercup]

Beautiful!

[@tippy550storm]

@@chopsuey793 what makes you say that?

[@chopsuey793]

@@tippy550storm 是你们的政府把它们放在那里的。如果你想问为什么，那就问你们的政府和国会议员，美洲的正确/真实的法律地位和面部标志是什么，因为这个名字不是美洲原住民，脸也不是亚洲人也不是白种人

[@markdominguez9882]

96 percent native American that's great I'm only 31 percent. Take care my friend.

[@mmmm5073]

Nice! I just did mine. 67% North American indigenous . 15% Mexico indigenous The rest European 👊🏽

[@1017Evelin]

That’s beautiful omg what tribe are you from

[@Tsukonin]

Congrats! 96% Native American, almost full.

[@AiryBlasters]

Thank you! 😊

[@heraldomedrano851]

Proud to be Mestizo.

[@heraldomedrano851]

@Katja Wilkinson I don't care,do you?

[@heraldomedrano851]

@Katja Wilkinson I don't either.

[@heraldomedrano851]

@Katja Wilkinson about 75% Mexicans are Mestizo.

[@emmanuelgoldspleen2905]

Your results are awesome! You had a Spanish ancestor within the last 2 hundred years or so, who came to Mexico or the southwestern United States. Spanish/Iberian people are obviously Europeans, but a lot of them are mixed with a little North African/Middle Eastern genetics. The North Africans, who were Muslim, controlled and governed large parts of Spain from the year 711 to the year 1492! Then, the European Christian Spanish re-gained full control of Spain. So interesting. All the best to you brother from Australia.

[@dorasmith7875]

Did I miss something, or are people reading into this that he must be Hispanic or from Florida to have Black ancestry despite being an American Indian? Mixed racial identity in American Indians is the story across the whole country.

[@LAVirgo67]

@@dorasmith7875 I have a feeling that one of his 3-4 grandparents was of of mixed raced. Most likely from Mexico. There is quite a bit of African, Spanish & North African blood mixed in.

[@michellebyrom6551]

@Kayla Jordan look up the Canary Islands. They are hundreds of miles from Africa, their nearest continent. It doesn't make sense for Canarians to get into the business of slavery themselves. The Spanish were slave traders and also took possession of the Canaries, it being a convenient outpost and source of fresh water and food for shipping.

[@newnewsbrooklyn1513]

1492 was spanish inquistion and christopher columbus sailed to new world. Maybe ancestors sailed with christopher columbus from spain

[@themechanictangerine4337]

@Ilyass ELK the Canary Islands have never been a part of Morocco. Who are you to tell people what they should or shouldn't be. Maybe Morocco should be part of Spain or Algeria.

[@AiryBlasters]

Hello everyone, thank you for watching me. This is my first ever uploaded on KZbin has reached over 100,000 views, 3,000 likes, and 1000 comments. Thoughts this video must be interesting something, isn't it? Ah, yeah I was told "suggestion" by some comments I should upload to GEDMatch for my raw dna, and I did it. Let's just take one last look-see. Now that's...not what I expected! Well that's new. And surprise. There are admixture... interesting. Eurogenes K13 Oracle results: Amerindian 77.22% Siberian 10.12% Baltic 3.98% E Asian 2.80% W Med 2.34% W Asian 1.79% Red Sea 0.72% Sub-Saharan 0.49% S Asian 0.28% Oceanian 0.25% Harappa World Oracle results: American 74.64% Beringian 10.27% Siberian 3.61% Mediterranean 2.58% NE Asian 2.25% Baloch 2,14% NE Euro 1.83% Causaisan 1.13% SE Asian 0.46% Papuan 0.20% SW Asian 0.46% W African 0.26% Pygmy 0.25% MDLP K11 Modern Oracle results: American 82.25% Siberian 9.42% EHG 3.66% SEA 2.23% Neolithic 1.45% African 0.8% WHG 0.19% I have knowledge has nothing on their origins as well, anything about them, really.

[@maoli4203]

You can fit in well with the Tsaatan people from Siberia or Mongolia and with the Inuits from Alaska, did you know that Asians are native to Russia before the Russian colonize it.

[@michealwhite2183]

@@maoli4203 Or he can fit in well with the Inuits from Alaska. Because he looks kinda Inuit.

[@ssshadowwolf6762]

Look at the people in Kazakhstan too . Good looking people .

[@isaidwhatisaid7177]

@iAiryBlasters Scientist says the first human has appeared in Eastern Africa not northern Africa.

[@wittx1234]

Very interesting. In AncestryDNA you got 96% Native American/NA, 2% Spain, 1% Middle East, 1% North Africa, but when you upload to gedmatch, you are closer to 91-94% NA (Amerindian/American+Beringian (in Harappa)+Siberian+E Asian/NE Asian+SEA (Southeast Asian)/SE Asian+ Oceanian/Papuan+ S Asian (in Eurogenes K13; the Oceanian/Papuan are genetically in the big East Eurasian megacluster with Australian Aborigines, AASI aka Ancient Ancestral South Indians, the indigenous mesolithic hunter gathering ancestors of Indians and other South Asians, Hoabinhians/Andamanese, SE Asian Negritos, Jomon, East Asians), 5-8% European, noise levels of Sub Saharan African at 0-1%. It's possible that the Native populations used for some of the indigenous American components in AncestryDNA already have minor European admixture, that's why it hide your additional Euro admixture. Regarding the noticeable Siberian, Beringian you score in these Gedmatch, its because that Athabaskans including Navajo and Northern USA, Canada tribes have recent Siberian gene flow compared to most other Amerindian groups. Most other Native Americans from Mexico downwards will not score this high Siberian/Beringian from the Gedmatch results that I have seen of them.

[@lornasaner1130]

I guessed that you would be Tibetan/Mongolian. A 50:50 split of two indigenous peoples means your parents are all of either one or the other. You get roughly 50% of each of their genetic material. Your results are the most interesting of all the people I have watched. Thank you for sharing.

[@Weeping-Angel]

I thought the same thing. At first glance, I thought he was Mongolian but later, I thought he looked more Tibetan/Nepali.

[@paanne1013]

Yes, he does have the features of the Tibetan and Mongolian people, who are beautiful people.

[@nativegurl8886]

I agree. 😍 Luv your reaction, so priceless. We Indigenous people are the true Natives of all the Americas...fierce, strong, resilient and beautiful. Mitakuye Oyasin (Lakota): We are all related. 🙏💗🌻💫🌎🐎🦦🦅🌽

[@robertfranco2464]

@e93 the country not the land.

[@chopsuey793]

You Asiancentrics need to stop

[@SOCyak]

Shiyo sidanelv, un adageyudi 🙏🏽❤️

[@lonelypeopleruglydeformedc8139]

@@chopsuey793 What are you bro? Yakutian or Mongolian?

[@lonelypeopleruglydeformedc8139]

@@chopsuey793 Go herd reindeer in mongolia.

[@abel8725]

Real cool how you also presented it through sign language, moor power to u brother !!! Peace!!!

[@Olivia-co8pg]

A man of the world, and a very handsome one at that! My husband was recently surprised to find out he has a sizeable amount of DNA from the (so-called) Five Civilised Nations, having previously believed himself to be 100% European. My brother-in-law, who always believed himself to be half European and half Cherokee, discovered he has no Indigenous American, but a considerable amount of sub-Saharan DNA. (Now that was interesting.)

[@AiryBlasters]

Thank you for your shared and that was interesting too 😊

[@misstriciaskitchen8640]

@Justinthe Comments I believe you are absolutely right.

[@kfl611]

what a mash up? ha ha ha, one can never tell. Family lore on our heritage gets jumbled through out the generations.

[@okcquilter]

Those 5 Civilized Tribes were eastern tribes that owned farms or lived in villages with and like white people. They wore European dress, could read write and speak English and owned slaves. This was in early colonies and before the Indian Removals in the early 1800s.

[@Olivia-co8pg]

@@haikuoflife The criteria are equivocal to me. Literacy, I like, but Christianity, buying slaves, and several other features--not so much.

[@zimnizzle]

Wow. You are the most indigenous American I have ever seen on KZbin. It’s really cool!

[@mompofelski4191]

wow! i hope that you do your family tree as much as you can - very fascinating results. Keep posting.

[@jika0413]

Are you deaf? Seems yes because you are using ASL :) I am deaf from France, and I am waiting for my result too! Can't want to see mine.

[@AiryBlasters]

Yes you are correct 😊 Bonjour! 🇫🇷

[@jika0413]

@@AiryBlasters Oh, it's cool! ^^ Bonjour ! (By the way your results are amazing!)

[@jesussaves5556]

BTW it's not millions of years ago more recent about 6000 years ago! Still amazing to think about! All the ways humans migrated and settled to different lands!

[@marvindoolin1340]

@@jesussaves5556 There are sites in the Illinois valley that date to 11,000 years ago. Did you leave off a zero or two?

[@joanrwilliams8049]

Thank

[@thuggie1]

probably the ancestor from Spain had both north African and middle eastern ancestry in them which is highly probable as Spain once was taken over and controlled by the Moors for quite a while so there was an influx of Arabs and Jews as well.

[@ceebee4750]

Outstanding guess!!

[@mmoore2006]

My thoughts exactly; it's still contested that the conquistadors invaded what is now Mexico, but it's not impossible...

[@MercyAlwyz23]

That’s the history! I was shocked to learn one of Mary Queen of Scot’s maids was a Moor woman. They even talk about her dark skin.

[@thuggie1]

@@MercyAlwyz23 she would have had to be highly trusted to get a position like that, the vetting to be that close to the queen was insane.

[@jazztocountry1047]

@@thuggie1 Things were much more casual in the old days. One of my ancestors went wandering the halls until he found the king, to propose a change to the laws governing the insurance of ships.

[@lillibon5710]

You definitely have Asian roots, too. So handsome. Ancestry continually updates the percentages. Mine has changed about 4 times in 2 years!

[@AiryBlasters]

Are your results remaining same in 2 years? And thank you ❤️

[@1sandinista]

If he told me that he was Japanese, I would completely believe him. Indigenous peoples of the America's have Asian roots. My dad's last wife is Ameri-Indian and she and her kids (my 1/2 brothers and sisters) all look Japanese.

[@mariansmith7694]

Not all are from Asia.

[@laroseblanche9435]

@@mariansmith7694 indigenous american mexico ancestor all from asia. They crossing the north russia alaska now the land was joined. Japanese ancestors also from china the land was joined.

[@Vidchemy]

No doubt about that. Native clothing of the Ainu people in Japan resemble Native American traditional clothes. The dances have a similarity, as well. It is possible that asiatic people crossed the Bering Strait land bridge that existed thousands of years ago.

[@kvantassle83]

I am Korean 49.9%/English/German(Dutch) and 1% Nigerian but have been told I look Native American alot. My middle daughter who has a darker tone than me, I'm more of an olive yellow and she is more of an olive brown can pass even more. Im not sure why ours didn't pick it up as we can trace our lineage to a specific tribe in the 1700's but I did have some unspecified. I used 23andme.

[@erismana2105]

Not all of them * eye roll

[@Shadownail26]

Cool results! Much love to you my native brother

[@dnajunkie1929]

Nice results and reaction. A wild guess that the Spanish/N African/Middle Eastern could be one or a few person/s who was/were mixed from Spain during Muslim rule -Al Andulus, or just after Spanish Inquisition time frame(?).

[@meggtokyodelicious]

he can pass as native Japanese! very good looking guy from Tokyo!

[@AiryBlasters]

Native Japanese! 🪶🇯🇵

[@belindakennedy5828]

I thought japanese as well 🤷🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@helenes52]

If you go way back in time you will find the migration of Native American started in Asia

[@goldensuki]

Yea I thought he was khazak or Japanese but guys that’s okay there is so many indigenous Americans that look Chinese , there is a tribe in Argentina that look Chinese it’s just because of his eye shape.

[@draculwarmz96]

@@goldensuki This guy has 51% North American DNA which is predominant in the Eskimo, Inuits. They look 100% East Asian Unlike the Mayans, North American tribes, most South America tribes except some have Siberian DNA.

[@coquiangel]

Thanks for sharing! I thought you would be Japanese and pacific islander. Your results are 😎. Also, most of the companies goes as far back as 5000 to 10,000 years I believe. I'm new here on your page. 💜

[@AiryBlasters]

Welcome! And I think Ancestry DNA can go back as few centuries at most just because a small sample kit. I'm try looking for a large sample kit in companies are able do that like you said 5,000 to 10,000 years.

[@irairod5160]

I was mesmerized watching you and you reactions. Thank you for sharing!

[@technoshaman001]

Thanks for sharing your ancestry results! This is a cool video

[@oblomovtheunknown]

Love the video. When you talk of a percentage like say 2% that might mean from around 1800s too. As to the North African that is probably from the time of the Moors. When it comes to ancestry, when you look at nature outside, it is incredible and very beautiful to think we all share last common ancestors - indeed this connection should help us to be more respectful of nature around us. Thanks for sharing.

[@DEEBEE-ey2xv]

Awe I had to watch it twice I kept missing the subtitles like Beauty first then the words 😘 Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@dejantodorovski5222]

Cool results pure native american👍 By the way you look pretty much like japanese or korean, which is normal because you have mutual ancestor with today's east asians present in Northeast Siberia 🙂 Arab penninsula and other small percentages can be a mistake. Regards

[@AiryBlasters]

I get that a lot of people thoughts I am because my appearance. I really surprise some people think I’m Korean through. The one small percentage Middle East got me jaw dropped!

[@Amatullah78]

Highly unlikely. If there is Spanish there will more than likely be North African/Arab because the Muslim ruled Spain for 700 years and were a multi racial and multi ethnic group of people.

[@fairedelapeche1300]

@@AiryBlasters Many scientific communities will argue that the human gene pool and civilization started from Mesopotamia ( around the location of modern Iraq.) Biologists estimate that any two people on Earth share 999 out of every 1,000 DNA bases,the "letters" of the genetic code. All genetic variations in appearance, personality etc add up to just 0.1 percent of about 3 billion bases. In another words, we didn't "evolve" and are the same now as our "parents" were at the beginning of humans.

[@Flernaffinor]

@@AiryBlasters Yes. That Spaniard had North African and Middle Eastern ancestors. Very common in the Mediterranean. He or she most likely made their way to the "new world" and that's where that part of your DNA came from.

[@eleahsiawilson170]

Your reaction was priceless sir 😄❤

[@christopherstube9473]

Very nice presentation, congratulations on your affinity for this continent. I did not expect ASL, but you are very expressive and the subtitles take care of my rustiness. Greetings from Montana.

[@jonathansgarden9128]

I cried for joy when you saw your results. It's so good to connect to your ancestry. We are related through Spain, and MAYBE through Native

[@CAUGHH]

Spanish people practiced endogamy and natives are all related bc we come from two small groups of ppl so yea y’all definitely have some common ancestors

[@axr4832]

Great video man, I am 14% Native American but it just circled North America all the way to South America, your results are really cool have a good day bro 👍🏽

[@AiryBlasters]

Thank you for a compliment ✌🏼

[@MareRS357]

Very cool results. I thought you were part Asian but no problem Native American and Native Mexican, pretty cool, 😊👋

[@feefee4234]

Very interesting to see where our ancestry leads, And how you can’t tell a book by its cover. Thank you for sharing this. I’ve noticed many black natives on other pages that is very interesting to me as well, you never know where your ancestors really originate, no one is “full”anything these days everyone is mixed with something. Sometimes we categorize our selves as one thing to find out our ancestry reflects otherwise. I think I’m going to do this ancestry DNA

[@bananaphoneica229]

yeah you look proper japanese, really cool results!

[@CAUGHH]

Japanese branched off from East Asians around the same time we natives did so we have similar genetics but us natives are a bit more mixed coming in at an average of 33% ancient Eurasian.

[@evie67892]

@@CAUGHHnot 33%, it’s 20-25%

[@CAUGHH]

@@evie67892 I’ve been told it’s up to 1/3rd

[@CAUGHH]

@@evie67892 I stand corrected it’s not 1/3rd but actually more. You can look up “how much ancient north Eurasian are native Americans” and it will tell you it’s at an average of 35%

[@kikimanchester]

The tests go back a few centuries at most. The North African and Middle East are most likely connected to the Spanish person in your ancestry as those 2 groups were in Spain for centuries.

[@AiryBlasters]

Only few centuries at most? I’m 99% percent Indigenous American person, then I was kinda of surprised that was not came from Asia I used to think. It was origins the Northern Africa and Middle East with both 1%. I wanna know more!

[@kikimanchester]

@@AiryBlasters Yeah That is what these companies say. I think they run to at most the last 400 years. During that time you must have had a Spaniard ancestor with Middle East/North African ancestors included. Since you have a large percentage of Mexican Indigenous that would make sense.

[@Tsukonin]

Agreed, the North African and Middle East can be added to the Spanish. That's ~4% recent (last 2 to 4 centuries) Spaniard ancestry. Which is not too far-fetched knowing that the Spaniards conquered and owned a large chunk of what is now the United States.

[@AiryBlasters]

@@kikimanchester my dad’s tribe was Pueblo which means a village, a word came from Spanish language. That’s totally make sense!

[@Sal.K--BC]

@@AiryBlasters The results are based on your ancestry about 1000 years back. Your indigeneous ancestors have all been in north america more than 1000 years. If the non-indigenous DNA all comes from 1 ancestor, it might mean you had a great great great grand parent (plus or minus one generation) who was part Spanish, part Arab, part North African.

[@miamarquez9503]

That's awesome! I did an ancestry test with my mom and brothers, and i got to say I've got a mixed family. My mom is 1/4 Indigenous American-Mexico, 1/2 Spaniard, 1/4 Black. I'm 43% Northwestern European(English), 31% Indigenous American-Mexico/North/Eastern (I have blood ties to the Cherokee and Arapaho tribes from both my mother and fathers side of the family that can be traced on paper), 20% Spaniard, and a little Black and Irish. My little brother is 1/4 Native American, 1/2 Mexican, 1/4 Chinese.

[@ginalolajupiter2942]

Wow! What a moving moment to share with us. Thank you.

[@mrbushlied7742]

I'm 1% Native American and have absolutely no idea how that happened. None of my family ever settled west of the Connecticut River. I would be over the moon to discover that I was 1% Narragansett. But there's no way of knowing, yet.

[@tanya8131971]

Yes there is do Ancestry. Funny why do you want to be Narragansett? My grandmother and Great Grandmother were members of the Gay Head Tribe. If you do Ancestry you can trace your ancestors. I was able to trace my Native American Ancestors back to the late 1700's and a couple were mentioned in books people wrote.

[@mrbushlied7742]

@@tanya8131971 I want to be Narragansett because I was born and raised in Rhode Island. I've done Ancestry and can only trace my roots back (with definite dates) to 1850 which is not very far at all. According to Ancestry, all of my earliest ancestors immigrated to the USA from Europe which I already knew. I've visited the hometowns of all of my ancestors except my paternal grandmother's father. However, I know the name of the town and might visit it in post lockdown.

[@dumvivimus]

If your family settled in Rhode Island you could easily have a native ancestor. There were many many tribes in the north east. I had an eighth great grandmother who was native but it does not snow in my DNA. I also had ancestors in Rhode Island and all of New England and Dutch NY from the beginning of colonialism.

[@YE-dr3zk]

We're all family, indigenous and forever 🇲🇽

[@ericwilliams-de6dx]

No we are not!

[@ericwilliams-de6dx]

@Elohim Garcia depending in your belief,

[@ericwilliams-de6dx]

@Elohim Garcia Again, I am a moor, from America whos lineage goes back thousand of years on this land, I'm not mixed, I'm indigenous! And as racist as Argentina is due to the Germans that hide there after the war, I wouldn't trust anyone of that fold!

[@jackipark9659]

At one time everyone was indigenous to this world.

[@YE-dr3zk]

@@ericwilliams-de6dx What are you? An Afrocentrist?

[@olyvoyl9382]

I think one Spanish conquistador got in the line up somewhere along the line. By the way, you are one handsome dude.

[@joannathesinger770]

Exactly!!! Knowing the history of Spain would explain the traces of North Africa...and then knowing the history of the Conquistadors would explain how he got those parts. No need to go all the way back to "apelike creatures"...it's not from that far back. As a world history teacher, this just reconfirms my take that 80% of all history students sleep through their history classes and retain precious little...but then, when faced with real-life information about their own DNA can't remember even the basics of history.

[@JuanRodriguez-su9qb]

Welcome to the indigenous of the Americas family.all indigenous from Canada to Argentina .

[@jamespmorganjr4276]

The Spanish and North African are a very simple explanation. The 2% Spanish comes from Mexico (a Spaniard 150-200 years ago had offspring with one of your ancestors who was an Indigineous Mexican). The North African comes from the Spanish line. The Moors (North African) controlled and occupied Spain for a little over 500 years. Many Spaniards today have a small percentage of Moorish ancestry. The Middle Eastern 1% comes from the Arab/Muslim conquest of Nortb Africa which resulted in the Moors.

[@gabrielabecerra6795]

Funny and cute reactions. It's so good that you can know where is your dna from. I can't wait my results!

[@Sheislove144]

Yes he is a beautiful man🙏

[@MRREE-zw6xc]

I was pretty shocked to see mine for the first time and yeah! It definitely open the door to a lot of thinking. Especially how far your dna has traveled and survived to be your genetic makeup

[@gusfrance]

in the 16th century ,spanish muslim (arabe and north african genes) from Andalucia was deported to south america and then mixed to Aztec ,maya people.

[@elmaster7465]

Actually moriscos were banned from entering the Americas, that admixture was most likely brought by Spaniards considering they're mixed with north African, middle easterners and Jews.

[@indigenouspodcast2257]

Amazing video!! We also made DNA test videos on our channel too. Super jealous of your Indigenous DNA percentage! Good work!

[@AiryBlasters]

We are Indigenous family! 😃

[@indigenouspodcast2257]

@@AiryBlasters thats right! Pleased to meet you, Indigenous brother!

[@charmainej4820]

Actually North Africans were invaded by the Arabs, I think the 4% is coming from the same person who was North African...North africa is close to Spain as well, they invaded Spain and visa versa....

[@lucymerced2941]

Wow.. I am amazed of your results. thank you for sharing.

[@goheine]

Congratulations 🍾🎈🎊🎉 on your ethnicities DNA test results!!!! I’m a Salvadoran mutt. We could be related brother.

[@charlieguzman2270]

I am also a salvadoran mutt. 🇸🇻

[@goheine]

@@charlieguzman2270 Cool

[@kdoris2001]

Aww I loved your reaction to seeing your results! It was the cutest 💖, but you are Native American through and through 💪🏽!

[@sophialoren7855]

At first glance I thought he was Jerick Sigmaton, a viral boy from Philippines. You could pass as an Igorot here, some tribes have features like yours. Take a look at Carrot Man aka Jerick Sigmaton.

[@AiryBlasters]

🤣🤣

[@tamikaolarinde2192]

Beautiful results

[@anawkwardsweetpotato4728]

My gosh you're so handsome! That was the cutest reaction ever!!! ❤ And what a pleasant surprise to see you sign! 🤗 I think your Spanish, North African, and Middle Eastern ancestry would most likely be from a Spanish person of Moorish descent a few hundred years back. Moors were of Indigenous North African (Amazigh) and Arab composition and they used to thrive in Spain (known to them as Al-Andalus prior to the Spanish Conquest), which is why many Spaniards and Hispanic people today often have small amounts of North African & Middle Eastern DNA.

[@YavapaiApacheTribe]

I am Native American (Apache & Yaqui) 92 years old, from San Carlos Arizona. The first time I met a white person was when I was 17 when I met a black person for the first time when I was 23. To this day I am still called an “illegal” by many people.

[@AiryBlasters]

Wow! That’s so interesting you learned and thank you for your shared! I grew up with only Native and Angelo people through kindergarten/elementary school with no Internet access even through my home until I was 12 year old I moved to deaf campus for middle/high school, then I met many races Mexican, Asian, and Black people for very first time. I was stunned! I’m an Indigenous American (Half Navajo & Half Pueblo). For a reason I’m personally preferred Indigenous term over Native, Indian, or Redskin.

[@nasiibkheyr8946]

Spain and North Africa aren’t that far apart . There is also conquests and migration flows across the Mediterranean .

[@عقبةبننافعبنالقيسالفهري]

Yep this guy 2 percent moor or jewish

[@mlee-w664]

Yeah if you gave a Spaniard a DNA test they would likely be a small percent North African or Middle Eastern as well. And when they colonized the new world they took their already mixed DNA with them.

[@ade910]

@@عقبةبننافعبنالقيسالفهري moor and Jewish are two very different things

[@عقبةبننافعبنالقيسالفهري]

@@ade910 yes i know lol

[@عقبةبننافعبنالقيسالفهري]

@@ade910 also remember that moors were at least first caliphate,were mostly north african and middle eastern also (sudanese) like what the guy above you said

[@melaninqueen2413]

Wow! It's interesting to see Native people with very Asian looking eyes. I know that some Native people look Asian, possibly due to migrating from Asia. But your results make sense. As an Afro-American, my admixture is quite unique. I'm 86% African (West and Central), 12% European (English, Irish, Scottish, Norwegian and Greek and Albanian), but I'm also 2% Native American (Indigenous America's Mexico and Indigenous America's North). My 3rd great grandmother was a Shasta woman, a tribe from Northern Cali. So my results weren't that surprising. I also know little bit of ASL since I have cousins who are fluent in ASL.

[@odetomy]

Thanks so much for sharing your results. I have Native American, Oceania, and Iberian, and quite a bit of other stuff that isn't showing up in my AncestryDNA test, but it shows up in various other DNA tests. I found out who some of my Native American ancestors were and that the Oceania (Polynesian) came from a few of them also. However, I do not know where my Iberian came from, unless I just haven't found my Iberian ancestor in my family tree, or it could also be mixed in with my Native American ancestors. If that is the case, I will probably never know since there were probably no records of it. I found out that a bunch of my Native American kinfolk (Colbert's, Attakullakulla's, Moytoy's, and others) went on the trail of tears (leaving Alabama, Mississippi, etc.) and ended up in reservations out West (between 1830-1850). I wish more of their descendants would take DNA tests, so I could have a connection to some of them. I've noticed a few Native American cousins here and there on some of the DNA sites, but not many and those cousins don't seem interested in communicating. I wish AncestryDNA would allow for inclusion of the smaller pieces of DNA (that's below 7 or 8 cM) because my Native American DNA is in smaller pieces, because it's as far back as 5th and 6th great grandparents. That's why it isn't showing up on AncestryDNA. I know they want to save database space, but they could always charge a small extra fee and allow for the smaller DNA to be included in our reports. So for those who don't know, if you are showing 1% of something (on AncestryDNA) that means it's at least 7 or 8 cM long (and probably not below 200 SNP). Anything below that get's dropped and not included. So in reality, a person may actually be more than 1% of something and also other dominant DNA is mostly over-bloated (over-calculated) to make up for the non-inclusion of the smaller pieces of DNA that's not in the calculations.

[@evamamani9026]

Hello, good results, I also took the DNA test and it came out. 90% Native American North and South America 🌎 10% Asian I was surprised that I wasn't 💯South American😱 that's what my grandparents and parents told me that we were natives of South America, I'm still proud of my origins

[@mynombresunico]

Amazing! When I saw your results with Mexico area with 45% then immediately it made sense for me why you have a percentage in Spain and Nothern Africa. Norhtern African people (the "moors") were in Spain for 8 centuries, from 711 to 1492, so there is a lot of African blood in Spain. Then Spanish invaded America and mixed with the native population. I am from Argentina and we are a mix from different countries and natives also, I know that half of my family came from different parts of Spain, and i know that my mother's mother had Northern African blood, but I wonder about the other half. One day I will make the DNA test so find out.

[@tinadraper9143]

I have 2% Spain and I'm USA indigenous but my dad is mostly European my mom is full native.

[@thekingofmoney2000]

@@tinadraper9143 Spain is in Europe

[@colinchampollion4420]

He looks 100% Inuit

[@c.a.dipaolo8847]

You could pass for anything from Ecuadorian to Alaskan Native to Southern China to Central Asian. Maybe even Japan. Pretty cool man! I got a random 2% Portugal and 2% Middle East. We're all related.

[@i.ivanovich6946]

Definitely not Ecuadorian

[@c.a.dipaolo8847]

@@i.ivanovich6946 Cool.

[@annetteturner5954]

We all walked out of the same place but enefd up in different places , but yet our DNA means much to us.I would say it's the best money spent

[@pisgah2715]

Fascinating stuff, and thank you for sharing your results.

[@1stAmbientGrl]

Congratulations! You are 100% human! 😉

[@bhanani5480]

It's amazing how our ancestors got around considering the basic forms of transport.

[@phillykiki7320]

The Spanish colonization of Central America and Caribbean spread thru Mexico too. You are wonderfully Indigenous Hermano 💕

[@bettablue2660]

Wow! This is so exciting for you. Keep in mind that the word tribe means same language groups. This is very important to understand the past. We know that there were several trading roads that went from northern Canada to South America through studying anthropology. This is very similar to the Silk Road. This is so exciting for you. Keep in mind, that the more Indigenous American’s that do DNA testing the more accurate your DNA will become. It will become more precise.

[@tammystewart7615]

I was thinking the same thing, absolutely hansome!

[@SteveWilliamsD]

The look on your face... mind blown! Classic 😄

[@onewotldgovernmentonlywhen9044]

Congrats! I have heard that Native Americans and Jews are testing positive to be related as well and many Hispanics

[@ceebee4750]

Many Spanish Jews fled to Central America after the expulsions in Spain and Portugal (1500-1600s). Many Eastern European Jews fled to North, Central & South America in the late 1800s-early 1900s due to persecution as well.

[@Vagabundo74]

@peace keeper Wow that’s really interesting! Do you know if there are any sources where I can learn more?

[@miriamjones8804]

Amazing I am black and I have Aztec Inca native American native Amazonian also I have African countries but it's mind-blowing we've been on this Earth a long long time

[@realJoshiBOI]

I took a DNA test and am currently waiting for the results. Due to what I've been told and what I've found, I expect to be approximately 15% Native American.

[@canda2837]

This was a huge learning moment for me. I did not know that Native Americans can have epicanthal folds, but they do! Congratulations on finding your ancestry. Something to be very proud of.

[@hiphipjorge5755]

Most do…it’s actually one of the common features of indigenous peoples in the Americas.

[@Jonmad17]

Most full natives have epicanthic folds. Native Americans crossed the Bering Strait from Asia

[@Arthur-ot7id]

You look North Native. I guess I've seen your looks before. I'm from Amazonia btw.

[@milkshakes439]

Seeing all the Asian comments reminds me of my life lol, people always think I'm Asian or part Asian (mainly Chinese) even though I'm not nor do I think I even look Asian. My mom is White American & my dad is Indigenous from southern Mexico. With Ancestry, I got 46% Indigenous Americas - Mexico, 37% England and the rest Scotland & Ireland.

[@generalnguyenngocloan1700]

You could be wondering the countryside in east Asia somewhere and fit in well. You are nearly full blood Native American. Kool.👍

[@AiryBlasters]

I thought so about full blood but my family and friends says I don’t look blood as a Native American. They thought I’m a Chinese tourist whenever I came lmao it’s me. How ironic!

[@generalnguyenngocloan1700]

@@AiryBlasters My wife is from North China. She said you look East Asian, especially Japanese. After she saw you she said, “see you white people took our land”. So she thinks it belongs to East Asians because that’s where Native Americans crossed from. LMAO.

[@maoli4203]

He could fit in well with the African population and nobody can tell. Nah im joking

[@maoli4203]

@@generalnguyenngocloan1700 Or he can fit in well with Mongolian people or the Tsaatan people.

[@generalnguyenngocloan1700]

@@maoli4203 😎👍

[@macw2234]

Absolutely fascinating. Coolest video I've seen in a long time.

[@ChaoticButterfly]

When you have percentages that small, the closest ancestor who would've been "full" is around seven generations ago. So, like, ONE of your 128 great-great-great-great-great grandparents. The North African and Middle Eastern is also pretty consistent with Spanish, given that Arabs and North Africans inhabited Spain. So, it could also be one Spanish ancestor who had the mix of Spanish, North African and Middle Eastern.

[@firstnamesecondname852]

I think that's just background noise.

[@brileeka]

It could be as close as a great-great-grandparent too honestly.

[@rosahacketts1668]

I don't even think it is that far back. Someone uploaded the calculation time period for these percentages: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5nFdmeMns2Zask

[@lisahastings1837]

This makes total sense. The Moors from North Africa occupied Spain from 711 to 1501. Many Spanish/Moors fled Spain in the 1500s during the Spanish Inquisition and participated in the Spanish conquest of the indigenous peoples of the southwest US and throughout what is now Mexico and Central America.

[@sygycollins2985]

nice to see some representation xxx

[@leopardseal7782]

i am chinese american and you totally look like people in my family. and i have deaf relatives too! great video!

[@doclittlejohn3261]

Cute smile, and I definitely thought there would be some Asian ancestry

[@Katie-eb2nx]

I honestly thought he would have had some too! Lol

[@okydokey]

I don't know how the youtube algorithm got this video to me but I am so glad it did. First, I have liked and subscribed immediately to support you. I love your genuine, unrehearsed, very real reaction in this video. Amazing. Second, I think the North African, Middle Eastern, and Spanish are all due to small number (possibly just one) ancestor from Spain who would have had children with Natives in Mexico. This is because of the Moors who took over Spain at one point, etc ect. I am the child of a Guyanese man whose family includes Chinese, Portugese, African, and Lokono ancestry from just going back to my great-great grandparents. My mother is half French Canadian and half Jewish. All of these populations show up in my DNA ancestry results. That is why I think your small amount of non-native DNA is from just the Spanish. You were right, "how would the people from those regions make it all the way over?" You, my friend, are as Native as Native can be and that is something which is amazing, and I don't think very common in today's world. I am honored to have found your channel and hope to see more great videos from you in the future.

[@AiryBlasters]

Thank you for subscribed me, yes I do my real reaction in real time to show as a result. I love to read your saying about my DNA ancestry results and others people have been different answers. Your DNA results quite a lot of countries in centuries through, and of course we are Indigenous family and friends in the world! 👊🪶

[@LucyGoguen]

I took mine and was told we were French Irish all our life. I'm predominantly Spanish! Scandinavian and Irish but only 1% French! Holy mind blown!

[@LucyGoguen]

Also middle east and European.. no America at all. How can this be? I feel adopted and lied to 😆

[@crockodile85ATX]

Results between siblings can varied widely. Friend's nephews all have very different %.

[@danielrevueltaboza9650]

Well spanish and irish are related by the celts and scandinavians invaded the British islands

[@deeann9066]

No matter what your ancestry , your dimples are adorable!

[@yalitzasanchez1864]

Im also 96% . Im from Mexico ☺️

[@beldaadrovel2990]

Exactly 💯!!!! It's shocking when we got our DNA results. Mom lied to us!!! Lol 😆jk. She didn't know either. We're over here wondering why we don't 'fit in the box we checked all our lives. We're Indigenous Native American (Hopi Tribe but all our ancestors who my grandmother stayed in contact moved to other areas. However, it's still good to know. ) , Southern European, Portuguese, northwestern African. ❤ The results blew us away. Truly beautiful to know.

[@MarlaCalandra]

You are so beautiful! What an amazing Indigenous mix! Very rich heritage to be proud of!

[@cherrieaulait]

It was the Moores who invaded Spain from North Africa/Middle East & merged with them & then the Spanish sailed to the Americas. So I guess that is where that small percentage would come from. Pretty cool to find out!

[@helenjzkkillick4097]

I bought a DNA test for my husband because he knew his father had been part Fijian but his mother said he wasn’t his father. Same with your reaction when he received his results showing about 16% Melanesian. You both know who you are. No one can tell you any different, so am very happy for you.

[@annetteturner5954]

That's why I took the test holding my breath praying my papa was my papa, Yes he is Thank you God & DNA test.Aleays knew he was but spiting into that little tube had he shaking from hesd to toes.

[@mamemu3130]

Thank you for sharing your results! I wanted to know what results would be listed as if one has percentages from indigenous Americas to compare mine to. Also, your reaction was so cute! Lastly, thank you for including your own subtitles. My sister is learning sign language and she really enjoyed your video.

[@elizabethtorres6069]

🍃He is very attractive, God did a beautiful job indeed.🍃

[@lisac828]

So cool! Thank you for sharing.

[@OnesFan1]

You are hot xD and Native American 💚I’m so proud wtf

[@paulengelstad3870]

Thank you for sharing. I agree with those who think you had a Spanish/North African ancestor in the last 300 years.

[@erick_523]

yoo look japanese :0

[@AiryBlasters]

My father always said that

[@willrichardson519]

Ditto

[@Night_Dragon11]

That's because Japanese lived in the same island and mixed with the Jomon people, today the most direct descendants of Jomon are the Ainu people who are also close to Native Americans.

[@Night_Dragon11]

Not all Japanese have Jomon ancestry but you can tell the difference because some do resemble Native Americans just a little bit, like Yoko Ono, most are pure East Asians, also many Native Soldiers were confused by the Japanese and judged as traitors thinking they were Japanese, a lot were also mistaken for Japanese by the US army and even attacked.

[@sonjamiller2290]

I'm happy for you sweetheart that you found everything you needed to find out about yourself through DNA. And yes ladies he is very handsome

[@fastalk5250]

Look for the "Chukchi people", then you'll realize where all native Americans come from.

[@AiryBlasters]

That’s interesting..

[@fastalk5250]

@@AiryBlasters Did you see why you look so Asian?

[@debracostley9731]

I am glad you are mostly Native American. Enjoy your roots and get to know your people.

[@rob1014]

I’ve took AncestryDNA and 23andme, 23andme stated I am 87 percent Native American while AncestryDNA says I’m 90 percent.

[@pizzaburger9928]

you definitely look it too, be proud bro 💪🏽

[@louismestas3677]

I just posted a comment about your Spanish DNA but forgot to cover the North African and Middle Eastern DNA. Spain was invaded by North Africans and were in Spain for 700 years until 1492. Previously Middle Easterners and North Africans had settled in Spain.