Ancestry DNA Results!! African American & ...

Ancestry DNA Results -- I finally did it and got around to sharing my ancestry DNA Results with you!
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Yes, I am African American, but.... There were definitely a few surprises about the dashes on accents that make me Kyla. If you are thinking about doing this for yourself, definitely check out this video and learn a little bit more about the process and what your results will look like when you get your Ancestry DNA Results.
Thank you so much for watching!!
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[@HealthyKyla]

Thanks for watching everyone! You can find more on my journey on my blog at PinkProverb.com and on Instagram @KylaLive

[@dreamflite]

Will do!

[@bobbybitch7639]

@Kyla Live There was a major update, did your results change?

[@HealthyKyla]

Bola thanks!!

[@HealthyKyla]

Bobby Bitch There was an update?!? I didn’t know... do you just login to see the changes?!? Thanks☺️

[@bobbybitch7639]

@@HealthyKyla Yea you will see it when you log in. It will ask if you want to see the updated version, then you can switch back between the two.

[@adefolakemi1111]

you look like a cross between Jennifer hudson and Dej Loaf💕

[@babyphatgirl9o3]

Esther Ige yea she does but she looks nicer than both

[@reekrodriqguez6552]

Yanka r Dej pretty asf lol , so idk

[@jaysondemarco5263]

No frrr

[@AMcB77]

You are 41 percent Nigerian. That is fantastic. Most black people believe they have Native American ancestry. But we don't. Same stories were told in my family. I have a theory about that. The trauma of slavery and abuse have a lot to do with our European background. In other words, our ancestral grandmothers were raped. How do you address the trauma? Create a narrative to address the mixed children. It's called survival. Don't lose sight of your diverse African ancestry. Be proud.

[@kblackseedsupreme812]

AMcB77 actually there is very significant amount of so called African Americans integrated with and procreated with native American tribes, sometimes to the point of totally wiping them out. But the powers that be don't want us to know this fact because they don't want to give us they owe us, what is rightfully ours (land and tax immunity). The reality is that the high % of " native Americans " you see today ain't native Americans at all. They're white people parading as native Americans, they call them 5 dollar Indians. It was time to pay the debt to the native tribes if they could prove they were native through blood and it was a very high percentage of blacks that could provide that proof. So a lot of whites came to the whites in power and paid 5 dollars to document them as being native. Effectively doing what they've always done, cut off any chance of black people having true freedom and independence. Sorry for the long beat down sis. Peace!!!

[@glisaswoke7151]

AMcB77 Wondering if the testing for Native American DNA is being done correctly? Do they have the correct DNA markers? 😮IJS

[@jackofalltrades5327]

AMcB77 Native American DNA samples are taking from Siberian Asian Mongoloid people.....Mali Empire been coming to America for over 40, 000 yrs so technically Natives are Negro to USA, South America and west indies carribean

[@juliaarnold1078]

AMcB77 also the lighter slaves would claim to be Native American to escape slavery and to make sure it stayed a secret that's what they would tell there children

[@jaylindr3723]

Some of us actually do but most of us don't.

[@ladydiaspora807]

Jennifer Hudson

[@HealthyKyla]

I get that a lot! lol

[@Sweeettt.Caroline]

YOUR CAMERA QUALITY IS A1, so beautiful....I'm glad you did the test you a little bit of everything girl...I have to sub

[@DanaLynnette]

Girl, you are beautiful!

[@HealthyKyla]

+Dana Lynnette thanks love!

[@HealthyKyla]

Thanks Dana!

[@omoz189]

Well done for doing your DNA that's awesome I did mine I am 54 percent Nigerian 38 percent Benin/ Togo and 8 percent Cameroon and Congo 😎😎 100 per cent African 😊😊

[@Mamba0809]

Great job brother from another mother. I am Togolese as well.

[@ranelgallardo7031]

As a Filipino guy I have a couple of things to say about that Filipino part: 1. You’re gorgeous regardless 2. How do you think that small trace of Filipino got into your DNA? Any theories?

[@Gigi-fp8pd]

'Coolies' were brought in shortly after slavery ended to work for slave wages. They were primarily Chinese & Polynesian and they married African-American women bc Asian women were in short supply. Most African-Americans from that area her family is from will have a small percentage of Asian DNA.

[@skellagyook]

A very small percentage of the slaves were from Madagascar (people from there are mixed Indonesian/African). The indonesian part can show up as Filipino (since Philipinos, Indonesians, Malaysians, Taiwanese Aboriginals, Polynesians, Micronesians, etc., all being Austronesians of ultimate southeast Asian origin, are all related).

[@jerickahewitt1655]

The Filipino could be from a Malagasy ancestor whom are a mixture of African and Asian. It is actually pretty common among Black Americans.

[@rosamiller9228]

how do we take a test only to ignore the high numbers and say In filipino

[@Brendy_Jay]

I’m 45% Cameroon, Congo, & Southern Bantu, 33% Benin/Togo, 9% Ivory Coast/ Ghana , 8% England, 3% Mali, 1% Senegal and Nigeria ❤️

[@nyamajoy8663]

Wow Cameroon?!! Im a cameroonian

[@mriitho]

@@nyamajoy8663 nyama means meat in my language...

[@africanandproud6792]

@@mriitho Whats your language? . I am South African Zulu and it means meat in mine too.

[@mriitho]

@@africanandproud6792 Kikuyu..

[@goheine]

Congratulations on your DNA ancestry results Kyla!!!

[@Th3lite]

I knew you would come back Nigerian, I can see it in your face structure.

[@sylviasworld9397]

Yes, she looks Igbo. Makes sense given where her family is from in the States too.

[@honestlyerica]

I think these DNA tests are so cool. I recently did one on your channel. Cool video.

[@HealthyKyla]

+honestly erica going over to check yours out now!

[@RosalynnDaniels]

This was so deep! You've convinced me to take one!

[@HealthyKyla]

+Rosalynn Daniels right! You should definitely do it!!

[@SolelyVanessa]

Great video! I've used AncestryDNA as well and it was exciting finding out my results. :)

[@HealthyKyla]

Thank you!

[@jessicaa9470]

You are soooooo gorgeous! What camera/ setting are you using? The camera quality is also amazing

[@sibo3953]

The quality of this video is amazing! What camera/lens do you use?

[@ditocerto]

The little "something" "something" sounds like it's of extreme importance.

[@AmericanAfrikan-BurkinaFaso]

Exactly but why? Afrika is the birthplace of civilization and mankind. Science math architecture culture art spirituality medicine language writing and astronomy etc came from your Mother Afrika! I’m proudly Afrikan “American”. I love my Afrikan people throughout the world! Black love!!

[@QuanTripp]

Well done video. It's cool that you were able to find out that you actually do have Philippines in your DNA.

[@HealthyKyla]

I know right! lol Thank you!!

[@rosamiller9228]

Naquan R. Williams that's not important at all

[@steveboy7302]

+Rosa Miller exactly filipinos aren't important

[@subscribecurioseetv281]

I'm FILIPINO AF and very proud.

[@jungwonscactus9425]

@@steveboy7302 yes tf they are you hater

[@catherinesworld8361]

I've been thinking about doing this for a while!! Tfs..

[@LadyCharity]

Your quite pretty and your results are great, it reminds me of my dad's results except he had 5% NA (23andme). It is rare to see such a high result for one African nation for us AAs, truly awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[@kheprineteru4990]

Do africanancestry.com So you know the actual ethnicity in Nigeria 🇳🇬. Etc Yoruba or Igbo

[@itoroots7291]

Great results! High on the Nigerian side! Will you continue to search ur African history? Thanks for sharing.. and much blessings..

[@HealthyKyla]

Thank you! I definitely feel like this is just the beginning... I can't wait to do more research. Thank you for watching!!

[@itoroots7291]

Kyla Live your welcome..

[@RaMahUganda]

i love your-story...i really wanted to get it done! i personally had to get over the ...trust issue if you will... even though many in my circle supported what and why i was doing, i had several ppl telling me i was crazy going to the blood line of my ancestors' enslavore to tell me where im from... but once i did...alot of the skeptics are now looking into it... did your family mention anything about Gullah /Geechee? especially if you have family in shakalaki lol lol charlestone or savanna or even the islands like st helena isl. maybe hunnuh deh Geechee laak wi' !!!! Adego deh fambol! my results are Kamerun/ Kongo 43% and Benin/Togo 32% was my second highest you know maybe ill put mine up on cam....alot of the stories ive seen are cool and make me think what if......?

[@astoldbyvictoria]

What camera do you use? The video quality is amazing!

[@HebrewGyalJo]

you're so pretty! what is the name of the song/music you have playing during your results?

[@maxineanderson9442]

This is cool! I'm really interested in doing this also

[@HealthyKyla]

You betta do it! I need to know what makes Max so fab!

[@dreamflite]

Wow! 41 per cent Nigerian!! You look Yoruba anyway. Congrats

[@HealthyKyla]

Thank you!! ☺️

[@mensa517]

You're the first Black person, since I've been watching these videos to say they wanted to go to Africa to explore their DNA heritage. Other Black people, specifically Black women always say they want to go to Europe, Ireland etc to explore that aspect of their DNA heritage and when called on it, they get very upset as to me it shows their perceptions are twisted for lack of better wording as they marginalize the African in them.

[@HealthyKyla]

Thank you. I definitely want to explore all parts of my heritage, but being African American is something I take pride in and want to know so much more about.

[@risscaybaby13]

mensa517 you know Africans were the first in Europe before the Germanic people invaded.

[@mensa517]

Rich Tonez yup

[@GuardianoftheGoldenStool]

+Rich Tonez Regardless, of people believe this or not, it's far from the point. It's a physical geographical space, that culturally has nothing to do with people of predominantly African descent, and for African Americans to desire to indulge their tidbit European heritage far more than their African has all to do with a well taught generational indoctrination of "self hatred."

[@risscaybaby13]

OrientalKings I'm just stating facts of the Africans that existed in Europe long before the white man invaded. granted that's not how people perceive Europe these days but I get what your saying.

[@winterqueenkel]

You are gorgeous and hairstyle is PERFECT for your face. I wish I could find a style so flattering. You win!

[@HealthyKyla]

Aww! Thank you! I change it up a lot, but I love it short too. :)

[@s79b30]

Hey Sis! My results are as: 89% African (Cameroon), 4% European, with Trace in Finland (2%), North Africa (1%), Central Asia (1%), Oceania (1%), North & Central America (2%), and Eastern Europe (2%).

[@DONNYPESO]

You must be from Jamaica

[@nyamajoy8663]

So... ur 89% cameroonian Lots of respect from Cameroon

[@layahYasharahla]

Nice results !

[@NaomiSarah]

Wow that is so awesome and interesting! I hope you do go to Africa and visit those countries, I bet it would be amazing!

[@HealthyKyla]

Me too! *Let the planning begin!!*

[@ms3173]

Flawless skin

[@MyFitnessEuphoria]

Once I save up I will be doing this test. Been wanting to do it for a while. :)

[@HealthyKyla]

I feel you! They have a discount going on now... It is $79. I hope that helps!!

[@TaneishaStar]

You are sooo beautiful ! You remind me of jennifer Hudson girl (compliment) my husband did the DNA test as well we found out some good stuff about him lol I just subscribed 😀😀

[@BeautyWorldByLaTree]

thanks for sharing...I want to do mine now!

[@HealthyKyla]

Do it girl! You have to let me know how it turns out!

[@ashleyhw4388]

Love ❤️ your haircut 💇🏽. You’re very pretty. Enjoyed the video.

[@spikeseverafter7368]

You are gorgeous! Great results.

[@princessadora]

Do you get genetic communities for your fathers side or only if your brother tests?

[@shaynadorsey7779]

Nice results! I got Polynesian in my results too and I didn’t know that was associated with Filipino, that’s so cool 😲😎

[@HealthyKyla]

+Shayna Dorsey yep! Lol 😏

[@presidentharvey]

I got my Ancestry DNA results back not too long ago... 66% African (24% Nigerian)... those Native American stories were overstated (like a lot of us), but I was surprised to be 33% European. Phenotypically you look like one of my cousins, we're all mixed in the diaspora. Thanks for sharing your results. I'm glad so many of us are finding out our roots, it's changes your world perspective. When you don't know where you're from I've noticed people act according to the imagery and stereotypes media tells them they're supposed to be. I also ran my DNA through GEDmatch and WEGene. The results were pretty much the same (1 lower by about 5% and one higher by about 4%). It really changes the narrative from a slave with a culture built from being property to an African reclaiming their culture.

[@JamisonJohnson-bn9mi]

I love your results

[@sarahcarr7343]

Also as African Americans we don't know what parts of Africa we're from eiither! Which I was curious to know as well! Your results were similar to mine! 47% Nigerian, 29% Sierra Leone 17% Scottish Irish Welsh 3% Kenyan 1% Egyptian. Just like you I was told all my life I had Native American in me and it was the reason for my straight hair and high cheek bones but no Native American showed in my results! Mind Blown! By looking at you I definitely thought you had some Native American in there!

[@yolandaznostalgictv9462]

First time watching your channel. You're cute, and got cool results. I enjoyed your video, and the way it was put together. On a sidenote I would like a make-up tutorial, on your look here.

[@HealthyKyla]

Thanks love! I will definitely do that for you... I will put it up next week. :)

[@yolandaznostalgictv9462]

Kyla Live Thanks

[@StormyHair]

I got 33% Ivory Coast Ghana, 32%Cameroon/Congo, 20% Euro primarily.

[@KylaSaidSo]

We are we long lost sisters?... lol My name is also Kyla. Both my mom and dad are from Mississippi and my dad was in the Navy. Great video girl.

[@HealthyKyla]

Hey Kyla!!! We might just be. :) That is crazy!! Thanks for the love Kyla!

[@Mrfatbelly]

beautiful Queen!

[@HealthyKyla]

Thank you!

[@mikolohouse]

You didn't need to say Nigeria, I knew from your looks! When you said it, I wasn't shocked

[@AppleAbston]

girrrrl are you playing nujabes or lofi hiphop for the music????? im here for it

[@HealthyKyla]

Thanks boo!

[@quavonhall7050]

What website did you go for the DNA test?

[@ari-benkendricks7813]

Merry Christmas Happy New Year 2018! You're eye candy by nature. I'm just saying....:)

[@longinusukenta]

We need your updates, especially your maternal and paternal haplogroup and your DNA matches.

[@freemanrolle7864]

Nice result cool 🍷🍸

[@patchouli85]

Have you ever uploaded your raw Ancestry DNA to DNA land?

[@giggles1219]

I'm jealous. I only got 21% Nigerian lol. It was my highest percentage of everything else though. My results are on my channel.

[@israelking504]

glad to see you excited about the discovery of yourself. it is the best gift anyone could ever give him/herself. its funny when someone says he/she is an american as all so called Americans have native countries except the indigenous tribe.

[@kheprineteru4990]

Truly proud to see african ppl taking their identity seriously. Hopefully you find out your specific ethnicity. And dive deeper into your african beauty. Africans are scientifically the most genetically diverse ppl on the planet. Google that!!! I learn when taking up genetics 🧬! Enkwan des alesh!(Amharic) congratulations 🎊🎈🎉🍾

[@AppleAbston]

I'm so curious, something I keep seeing is that people are only interested in their african ancestry and kinda skirt the other groups.....it's kinda sad. where's this mentality come from. and why do we keep perpetuating it? I love how you went through details this was a nice video ^_^

[@my3asrloved990]

Marissa Abston I don’t care to learn about the white man that raped my great Grama. I have 30% European but I’m not proud of that shit.

[@Farmacy75234]

Lol she was most excited about Asian DNA... less than 1%? What about the 81% African part? Anyway pretty girl...

[@junemuch5650]

fiediche 😂😂 ikr

[@checkthemikecrophone9050]

fiediche in Fairness she knows she is African so her embracing a part of her dna that she didn’t expect why would you have an issue with her being excited about something she didn’t know she was mixed with? Why would she get excited about being black when she know she is black lol! I’m sure she is black and proud she just wants to know the other aspects that make her

[@tonyahoney4244]

@@checkthemikecrophone9050 she is NOT considered mixed... less than 1 percent means most likely NOT, just a trace. LOL

[@leeluxor6838]

@Hendrick Adakai actually it's NOT, nobody desires to be Asian!

[@oluolatunde342]

@Hendrick Adakai you need to pick up your history books or get a good history teacher to tell your more about African! Pathetic soul!

[@mrs.carolynannbudgets]

I have always wanted to take this test, just never got around to it. #YTS

[@JasmynSky341417]

What part of Mississippi are you from? I’m from there also.

[@HealthyKyla]

Hey Jasmyn!! I'm from Marks. How about you?

[@JasmynSky341417]

Healthy Kyla Aberdeen

[@goheine]

Damn you look GOOD!!! You're a BEAUTIFUL lady!!!!!

[@celpatbra3ofus]

Beautiful hair!

[@davidmthekidd]

cute and love the results.

[@HealthyKyla]

+David Marte thanks love!! ☺️

[@latinauniversal]

You are my sister because you have a 1% Native American ancestry ❤️

[@onli1luv]

The Native American percentage may be higher in your parents and grandparents. DNA is so complex and interesting wow. Thanks for sharing your results.

[@clerbinchcezar9157]

onli1luv it aint no native blood its a lie rooted out of self hate

[@crazycuzthe1]

Nice video

[@dral22]

The music overpower your voice and it's super redundant. If you like adding music it would be best if you lower the volume. Couldn't finish the video because of it. God bless

[@mitigatedgalltv5747]

Congrats on your results, wit yo fine self😉

[@SB-bv5pm]

The Polynesia result is pretty neat! We have a picture of one of my husband's 5th great grandmothers on his mom's side who was Native American (She is actually dressed in Native American attire) and his result came back 0% in that area.

[@HealthyKyla]

Wow! Yeah, I keep hearing similar things... I think I may try out another kit to see if my results turn out differently.

[@GuardianoftheGoldenStool]

S B Children receive a random 50 per cent of each of their parents dna. Even siblings won't receive the exact same dna results, although there maybe similarities,...only identical twins do. Seeing that it is your husband's 5th great grandmother,...know wonder he received 0 per cent Native American in his results. One of his siblings could have receive at prospective small percentage of it, or none a midst the random 50,..considering it's his 5th great grandmother.

[@bestpieceofart4585]

Kyla Live you should try another test im going to do the same..... my mother's grandmother was creek Indian, her grandmother's husband of course was African American she has a picture of her grandmother and her father together and she is clearly Indian but that didn't show in her DNA.... What's up with that??? we are going to take another test with another company to c if it shows up there.... She was happy with her results, but that was missing..... I'm happy with mine I love my African roots bt I wonder what's missing given my mother's family history.

[@GuardianoftheGoldenStool]

+Best Piece Of Art If your great grandmother was Native American, she probably wasn't full blood. This is no surprise, if you know for sure she was Creek, considering their habits. If your mother's siblings test or her parent which is from that lineage or their siblings, & Native American dna doesn't show up in any of them,...then more than likely your great grandmother wasn't Native American, but of partial white ancestry possibly,....since dna is not dispersed evenly, & disintegrates in lesser components as new generations extend from ancestors. Remember we all receive a random 50 of each our parents dna, & that is broken down even farther as generations proceed. On the partial white possibility,....it is known several African American families covered up the history of European ancestry in their families, by perpetuating the lie of ancestors being of partial Native American descent. Native Americans did mixed with our ancestors, but mostly in the 17th & 18th century a midst slavery.

[@feleciawallace8420]

OrienhtaKings... I enjoy reading your messages, I'm learning a wealth of information regarding race and heritage from you...thanks

[@jeswazwadi7049]

i knew you had ivory coast in you ,you are beautiful

[@teressakloss7998]

you resemble Jennifer Hudson. your video showed me different features from the genetic communities that I didn't know about.

[@LorraineTalley1]

teressa kloss I was thinking the exact same thing. It is something about her like the eyes for one and her smile.

[@HealthyKyla]

Thanks love! I honestly think they just added that feature in the last couple of months... It definitely wasn't there last year. Something worth checking out.

[@HealthyKyla]

Thanks love!

[@sweetkingjazzybaptiste]

new subbie you're gorgeous 💜

[@HealthyKyla]

Aww thanks love! Just went over and subbed to your channel! :)

[@willie417]

Take a look at GEDmatch, at WWW.gedmatch.com if you want to find out a little more info. this person in this video explains how it works without being all technical

[@iYeezy]

Great video! Thanks for sharing. I would definitely recommend you upload your raw DNA to www.gedmatch.com. I think you might be surprised with what u may find out. Would love to see an update video also

[@HealthyKyla]

Thanks! I will check it out!

[@nicolixavier2521]

Jennifer Hudson doppelganger!!

[@HealthyKyla]

Thank you!

[@yolandaliggins9000]

Wow you're is like mine!! Mine is 48% Nigerian, 18% Mali, Cameroon Congo16%, Ghana 3% , Senegal 3%, Benin/ Togo 3%( 95% West African!!( my Irish is 3%, Spanish 1%... ( most of us of the Atlantic slave trade were of Nigerian ancestry)...

[@HealthyKyla]

I love it!! We might just be real family!!

[@shabarithelink]

You are gorgeous

[@Dude-gx2ul]

Native American (Mexican Indian) 44 % Spain 39% Portugal 17% I'm pretty much a typical Mexican 🌮🌮🌮

[@SweetxMaya]

I read somewhere that many Igbo enslaved people were brought to the Maryland Virginia área so that could explain your really high Nigerian percentage and appearance

[@HealthyKyla]

Ohhh!! Thanks! That makes a lot of sense.

[@HealthyKyla]

Hey Maya! Just did an update video! Would love to know what you think. ☺️

[@SweetxMaya]

Kyla Canzater I’m going to watch it right now!

[@alochoa7057]

Black eyed peas song bebot by apl d app half african american and filipino song bebot Filipino

[@Wavecurve]

Welcome to Nigeria. Now, pick a tribe. *Edit:* There are about 80 Tribes to choose from: Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Ibibio, Edo, Efik, Tiv, Urhobo, Ndoni, Itshekiri, Nkwere, kalibari, Ishan, Fulani, Isoko etc. Non-native Africans instinctively view the word, 'Tribe,' negatively. When we say 'tribe,' we are merely identifying a language or cultural group, because each tribe have their own food, attire, music and rhythm, farming methods, burial ritual, marriage ceremony, different method of paying respect to the elders, etc. We view our many tribes as a wealth of diversity. Of course, sometimes, unscrupulous politicians use tribal differences to divide and conquer the people.

[@HealthyKyla]

Thank you!!

[@HealthyKyla]

Just wanted to let you know I have started doing my research into tribes. ☺️ Just did an update video. Would love to know what you think.

[@satorsaeed]

you're soo beautiful, I'm Sudanese but we share a bit of Nigerian origin

[@andreaswanson1596]

I'm 41% Nigerian also!

[@mominor6913]

She is so pretty.....love the hair

[@HealthyKyla]

Thank you!! ☺️

[@espaceastuces7191]

you are so sweet ☺ i have to subscribe ^^

[@BeachChairz]

41 percent Nigerian, not surprised. You look like you're from the Igbo tribe, and most African Americans are of Igbo descent.

[@alexusbrooke]

You look just like Jennifer Hudson 😍😍

[@osiruskat]

You do have very "Asian" eyes but it can be confusing because native African nations like the Yoruba of Nigeria and in variety of tribes maybe Mali.

[@reekrodriqguez6552]

osiruskat Well they came from them lol , if we go wayyy back

[@kailam.3163]

We kind of have the same name except mines spelled k-a-i-l-a

[@HealthyKyla]

Love it! Kaila! :)

[@alexis_renee]

Nice video!! My cowrker just did this, too! Great video.. I'm considering it one day. #youtubesister

[@msbrickcity_900]

I took mines and I have no Native American All African only 13% European

[@TheHustlehustle09]

your pretty, keep this look

[@HealthyKyla]

Thanks! I always seem to go back to this cut no matter how hard I try to change it up! lol

[@ivansmith5256]

Hello try African ancestry DNA test please 🙏🙏🙏💯💯💯

[@leeluxor6838]

Okay, Kyla.....let me let your viewers IN on something here! If you want to list down and talk about how much Native American blood you have in your veins, that's YOUR business and YOUR RIGHT to do as you wish. You DO NOT have to explain to AFRICAN AMERICANS anything about why you are claiming Native American blood whether it's 1% or 25%...you DON'T OWE these people an apology OR an explanation as to WHY you are claiming YOUR bloodties! Kyla...if you want to claim ANY amount of NON BLACK BLOOD that is listed on YOUR ancestry, then you go RIGHT ON AHEAD and DO IT! It's YOUR RIGHT to claim whatever bloodline you carry no matter the pecent..every drop of blood makes a difference in your make-up and YOUR reality, YOU DO NOT OWE (AFRICAN AMERICANS or anybody ELSE ), for all that matters ANY explanation as to what YOU want to claim! BE PROUD of EVERY DROP of blood that you have and CLAIM IT....and DON'T BE SORRY for it! AFRICAN AMERICANS are out here in the world mixing up their bloodline more than any other race on the planet, but yet they wanna sit up here and get all ANGRY when their offspring wants to claim their OTHER bloodties! They want to get out here and mix up the bloodline but yet, they expect their kids to ONLY claim that they're BLACK, and completely IGNORE anything else in their genetic make-up! This is SICK type of behavior and WE need to stop ALLOWING THEM to act like this.....CHECK THEM, and check them very quickly becuz this type of behavior is NOT OKAY! CLAIM your bloodline no matter WHERE it comes from...and RIGHTFULLY SO! Show less

[@ElainaSsosseSlayz]

you are really pretty .. new subbie ..bgwb&yt

[@HealthyKyla]

Thanks sis! Already subbed to your page. :)

[@adammoore7059]

You are gorgeous wow

[@HealthyKyla]

Thanks you! ☺️ Just did a update 2 years later. Let me know what you think!

[@personifiedape5347]

Polynesian isn't Filipino. This test is misleading suggesting that, as Polynesia is quite distinct genetically from the Philippines even though it's suggested Polynesians migrated more than 3000 years ago from ghe Philippines. These tests dont ho back that far. Polynesia is 1000s of miles away from the Philippines. The biggest country Polynesian islands are close to would be New Zealand, still hundreds of miles away. Polynesia is a chain of small islands in the South Pacific and the Philippines is in the East China Sea/North Pacific.

[@HealthyKyla]

Oh wow!! Thanks for the insight... I didn’t know that.

[@olumuyiwaojo3532]

Wow! You're a Nigerian as revealed by the DNA result. Congrats, you're OMO NAIJA ...

[@HealthyKyla]

Thank you!! 🤗🤗

[@HealthyKyla]

Hey! Just did an update video! Would love to know what you think. ☺️