British Girl Takes a DNA Test! SHOCKING Results… 23andMe DNA Test LIVE Reaction - Where Am I From??

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British Girl Takes a DNA Test! SHOCKING Results… 23andMe DNA Test LIVE Reaction - Where Am I From??
For my 21st birthday, my dad bought me a 23andMe DNA Testing Kit for Ancestry and Health, and I knew I had to film the process, with the results at the end. They were most definitely not what I was expecting!!
I documented the process from start to finish, taking the at home testing kit, and spitting into the little test-tube, to showing my live reaction to the results!!! The test revealed where in the world my DNA is from, along with some traits I'm likely to have - like sticky earwax lol. But it did also tell me I had a 95% chance of not having red hair 👀
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[@hobi1kenobi112]

It's pretty simple, Europeans basically came from the Levant, North Africa (Berber type peoples), Eurasia and the near East. That's why you have fairly close up markers of them.

[@blazer9547]

There's no Berber markers in European dna.

[@lennoxpriddle9900]

Big up irek and the chewing sounds

[@niatreasure]

👀

[@cowlo9990]

British is not just british. The irish, the scots and the welsh are a very celtic population why the english tend to be more of germanic ancestry. in early ancient times only britons lived in the isles, they were a celtic group of people who came from gallia. then the romans took britian in the first century and romaniced the britonic population. but when rome fell in the 5th century the germanic peoples also known as the anglo saxons from northern germany and denmark migrated to the isle and build the english kingdoms where england comes from. They were pagan at first but then got christian. a low % of scandinavian is also really common in brits because of the vikings raids. but it could also be just a confusion because scandinavians are also germanic and not really that different. same things with continental west germanic populations like germans.

[@jackieblue1267]

Why do Irish, Scots and Welsh cluster with English then if one group is "very Celtic" and one more Germanic? They all just cluster in Northwestern Europe so they aren't that different. I wouldn't use Celtic to describe a population genetically because Continental Celts are an ancient population so what country today is like that? Also Irish, Scots and Welsh don't have much Continental Celtic dna. It is most probably southern English that have more "Celtic" dna due to French input. This was discussed in the recent genetic study "Despite the very high levels of continental northern European ancestry in the early medieval English samples, they found that this ancestry accounted for only about 40 per cent of the DNA of English people today. About 20-40 per cent of their remaining ancestry derives from the Romano-British population and a further 20-40 per cent from people genetically close to the Iron Age population of France. The study indicates that this French-like ancestry came to Britain after the Roman period and is most likely to be the result of various waves of migration, including Frankish immigration to Kent in the Anglo-Saxon period and migration from France and surrounding regions following the Norman Conquest.".

[@hobi1kenobi112]

@@jackieblue1267 Because basically it's all the same. Tribes moving from east to west across Europe all split up and branched off. Really there's not that great a genetic gulf between someone from Western Ireland and someone from Kent tbh. Just varying amounts of the same thing.

[@marijabu]

Thanks for that description. My DNA read very similar to this video. Now I understand more fully.

[@hwgray]

@@jackieblue1267 Why is this so hard for you to understand that the British Isles were once fully Celtic? Nothing that you cite contradicts this standard assertion.

[@jackieblue1267]

@@hwgray Celtic languages but not Celtic genetically. This is well established by genetic studies. Genetically people in the Isles are descended from Bronze Age Bell Beakers. They aren't descended from people from Hallstatt and La Tene or even Gauls. The only people with significant French like ancestry in the Isles are the Southern English. There are genetic studies available on this. Anyone interested in genetics knows this.

[@hiddengem4293]

Wow! Amazing results! North Africa is very vast, so cool! Are you gonna try new recipes 😋 lol.

[@niatreasure]

Yeah, SO cool! What should I try?

[@Carole.P]

This is your DNA it will not be the same as other family members. 0.1% means you are not this, basically

[@niatreasure]

lol 0.1% is hardly anything - just wasn’t expecting it!

[@audreyroche9490]

And we all have neolithic and hubter gathers in dna

[@audreyroche9490]

Am irish hun from limerick city in Ireland also look up spainish basque tribe in northern Spain archaeologist have found spainish bones all over Ireland going back to neolithic hunter gathers old tribe still alive

[@Trout34]

0.1% trace result could easily be a misread I would not put any weight on it. Be proud to be European and learn more of your history!

[@NighDarke]

I did one of those and figured I would come up with a lot of Irish due to the fact that I have flaming red hair, green eyes, and pale skin. Of course I did, very high percentage, but I also came up with 23% German which I did not expect.

[@AnnaC130]

I mean red haired Italians exists so that's not really a measurement to go by (anymore), I think 😉 😉

[@niatreasure]

Yeah it’s such a surprise! Defo not what I was expecting either :)

[@juanmanuelmoramontes3883]

​@@AnnaC130But it's far rarer than in Irish people, I mean, even central Asian can be red haired without European intervention.

[@weefish12]

English Girl takes a DNA Test............

[@paul1931-ef6bw]

the red-skinned or red-haired gene supposedly originates from ancient Carthage, today in Tunisia, after enslavement, the Carthaginians were sold as slaves throughout the Roman Empire...

[@munbruk]

I am from there and I did not know that.

[@gaynor1721]

Two natural blond(e)s are more likely to produce children with red hair. Many Vikings had red hair and natural blond haired men have red facial hair or public hair.

[@blazer9547]

It originated in central asia

[@mohamedkirgliz261]

I think you have Celtic ancestry

[@dorothysimpson2804]

The Vikings and Romans had business in North Africa.

[@audreyroche9490]

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[@audreyroche9490]

Moroccon arabs invaded northern Spain the irish are from northern Spain and Portugal

[@molecatcher3383]

0.1% North Aftrican is one part in a thousand, so basically nothing.

[@hawaii3231]

The North African is most likely just noise, but awesome results :)

[@niatreasure]

Haha 0.1% is hardly anything - was just so unexpected!

[@hobi1kenobi112]

@@niatreasure It's not likely to be modern North African, more ancient. Look up the Berbers.

[@harjad9546]

There is absolutely nothing shocking at all.😑

[@niatreasure]

lol, I definitely found it shocking!! :)

[@audreyroche9490]

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[@audreyroche9490]

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[@audreyroche9490]

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[@audreyroche9490]

Britain and irish people come from Europe hun

[@audreyroche9490]

Hunter garther

[@AnnaC130]

Yup that's roughly what I'd expect as a German who's as white as they come,burns in the sunlight like a cooked crab as well. Maybe a surprise Eastern European bc history ...Opposite to the USA inhabitants I'm aware so that's still a vast amount of language spoken in each of those countries and I suppose even if someone called a dish esesentially "british" there is no promise the Scottish Granny would have fixed it the same way as the Granny from Wales.

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

I bet like most British people, you never seen a Berber/Amazigh person from North Africa in your life, just read north "Africa" and wrongly assume black. Am I correct are you like 90% of every other British person ever? Lol jk it's just stereotypical observation. Hahaha I'm teasing you. 0.1% North African is interesting though.

[@Jewish.Redneck.Hybrid]

This is a weird comment.

[@jjwatcher]

That North Africa is only just noise, it doesn't really count.

[@peterp8911]

Not surprising results. The North African may be by way of ancient Carthage, which invaded ancient Rome but lost and then arrived in the British/Irish Isles by way of the Romans in the 3rd or 4th Century ACE. As for the Nordic results, the Vikings of Norway, Sweden and Denmark were known to raid and settle some parts of the British/Irish Isles during the Dark Ages.

[@gaynor1721]

Swedish Vikings didn't come to Britain and Norwegian Vikings only settled in the far north of Scotland such as the Orkneys or Dublin, Ireland. They mostly used the British Isles as a stepping stone, before moving onto North America, in particular Canada. It was Danish Vikings that settled in northern England.

[@audreyroche9490]

Moroccon people invaded north spain the basgue tribe who bones found all over Ireland especially ij newgrange tomb in Ireland

[@audreyroche9490]

Northern Spain were invaded by Moroccon

[@hiddengem4293]

John 3:3 Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. Mark 1:15 - “The time is fulfilled,” He said, “and the kingdom of God is near. Repent and believe in the gospel!”

[@user-vd7nf2vj5j]

Near??? Obvious a lie!

[@audreyroche9490]

The English are German and French lol and irish are spainish and Portuguese Morocco from spainish dna hunny

[@gaynor1721]

My mother was 100% English for generations and centuries with ancestors from all three Ridings of Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and County Durham, but she definitely isn't German or French. Her maiden surname was Anglo-Saxon, her mother's maiden name was Norman and her mother's mother's maiden surname was Anglo-Saxon. That means, like most English people, she had Danish DNA. The Normans weren't French, but 2nd and 3rd generation descendants of Danish Vikings and it was Danish Vikings that settled in the north of England such as Yorkshire.

[@audreyroche9490]

@@gaynor1721 thank u I know hun

[@audreyroche9490]

Celtic not a race a culture way of doing things look uo irish dna newgrange tomb hun