European-Descended Lands Outside of Europe (that you've Probably Never Heard of)

Let's talk about some of the European-descended lands outside of Europe, most of which you've probably never heard of. Everyone knows about the USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand; the Anglo cousins who arguably dominate the image of the European diaspora worldwide, but how many other countries and territories worldwide also have a large population or even a majority European-descended population?
Today, we will be discussing some of the other "White" countries and territories outside of Europe that most people don't really know about, yet are quite fascinating examples of cultures far removed from their homeland. Thanks for watching!

[@moseyburns1614]

I'm from Newfoundland and always get a kick when I see a vehicle with EU license plates over shopping from St. Pierre et Miquelon. Theres a ferry, on a clear day you can see France from Canada lol. Booze is so much cheaper there too.

[@kleinjahr]

Screech!!

[@sohopedeco]

Masaman: "It might surprise many that the whitest country in the Western Hemisphere is not the USA or Canada but actually lies in South America..." Argentina: *Smiles proudly* Masaman: "The small Spanish-speaking country of Uruguay" Argentina: *angry Spanish noises*

[@LCdic09]

Lol Angry boludo noises xD

[@forthepotentates7526]

South american 'whites' aren't really white (unless they are exapts). They all have black and amerindian genes un their blood.

[@pablo8286]

@@forthepotentates7526 Yeah cause migrating to Latin America automatically puts some pachamama into your blood while migrating to North America protects you from Satan and blacks, are you stupid?

[@itsfinnickbitch63]

Pedro Marcelino don’t Argentiniens speak mexican?

[@forthepotentates7526]

@Sharon Cato Those stats are for the US only. Fail

[@jonsacro8464]

Speaking of white diaspora, I just found out that South Africa has a bigger white population than New Zealand! I know it is a bigger country but I am curious to find out if there are any other bigger Caucasian diasporas in today's modern time elsewhere in Africa aside from South Africa. Thanks for your videos!

[@jamesturner4478]

That's true. We used to have Rhodesia, Namibia and Mozambique too. But today the majority of Whites in Africa are within South Africa. You can find sizable communities in Angola and Namibia still, but most of them are shrinking.

[@belstar1128]

New zealand is super sparsely populated so lame.

[@lennydale92]

There are very few white peoples left in Mozambique and Zimbabwe. Though they obviously played a huge part in the make up of those countries.

[@patrickmccutcheon9361]

Saw some stats on rugby playing populations. South Africa has nearly four times as many players as NZ and, despite the game originating in England, both are regarded as the spiritual homes of the game. Not for nothing have they won 2/3 of the nine rugby world cups and are number 1 and 2 in the world rugby ranking.

[@gamermapper]

Stop saying "Caucasian". There are actual Caucasian ethnic groups, for example Circassian, Georgians, Chechens and Armenians. If anything, they're considered an ethnic minority in "white" Russia, as some of they have kinda browner skin and dark hair, similar to the people from the Middle East. It's just plain wrong to call ethnic Europeans "Caucasians". Especially if it came from a racist classification to caucasoid, nеgroid and mongoloid as the "only three races", yet most people don't call anyone nеgroid lmao

[@c_dubbzz6127]

"Thanks for watching everyone, I'll see you next time!" :continues talking about stuff lol

[@Inignot12]

Lol was waiting for it to be a blooper

[@yodorob]

It might have been a technical difficulty or mistake.

[@BestKCL]

That’s what happens when you make your videos on iMovie lol

[@epg96]

Masaman, please make videos about what did happen to Hayato people, the Austronesians in Japan? Or How Austronesians are Japaneses? Thanks

[@belstar1128]

So we can trigger Japanese people

[@TheJenniferKK]

@Malak Ben Hur DNA shows that the majority of Palestinians is descendant from Crete/Greece. But they are mentioned in the Old Testament, so they have definitely been around for longer than modern day Israelis. Over time Arabs from surrounding countries got mixed in with them, but that's not the bulk. The bulk is Greek/Aegean. The problem with "Jewishness" is that there is no specific gene that distinguishes it from Arabness or "Middle Easternness", and yet many Israeli geneticists have admitted that Palestinians are likely to be the Biblical tribe of Israel, who later converted to Islam.

[@bigsouth010]

@@TheJenniferKK lol nice way to make the original jews european. None of them are the original people of that land

[@deanfirnatine7814]

@@TheJenniferKK By that way of thinking the English need to evacuate England since they only arrived 1500 years ago

[@kivloli8385]

Those Jew call themselves Jew-ish not for nothing.

[@Demographiaanthropology]

It's weird how the moment you speak Spanish, your European blood magically disappears Edit: Wow, so many likes and replies. Thanks so much! If you like the videos Demographia is the place for you!

[@cult8625]

FACTS

[@Fordragon]

@@HeavenlyRainPath you don't have to be so sensitive about it. Why would you expect everyone to spend time explaining the entirety of their background when they are mostly one thing? Why should someone who is vast majority white have to say anything but that just to protect your feelings?

[@jennypai1776]

@@HeavenlyRainPath that's because of the one drop rule. There was even a case of a 7/8 white 1/8 black who was considered black because he wasn't pure white. Latin America has a less rigid definition of blanco and it's more of a cultural and skin color identification than anything else

[@Fordragon]

@@HeavenlyRainPath again, you're being super sensitive. Trust me, the average person doesn't give enough of a shit about you to try to steal your identity. This isn't brown peoples' attempt to steal whiteness from you. Don't be one of those whacky "only Swedes are *really* white" people. When it comes down to it, someone who is 70+% white might as well just say that one thing. It makes way more sense than someone who is 10% black, 10% native, and 80% white going into the minute details. Especially since most census reports only allow a person to have one "race." If you can only pick one, it's only rational to pick the biggest one.

[@eligenauer9656]

jenny pai it depends on the country in the southern cone (Uruguay, Argentina and southern Brazil) most people has no single drop of non European blood because of recent immigration that populate those countries nevertheless they are considered les white than than German or Italian cousins born in the USA

[@be2Gee]

Maybe a video on the history of the Germans who settled down in China in late 1800's. They even founded the Tsingtao Beer, now China's second largest beer company. Another interesting group are the Russians who live "on the wrong side of the border" in Northern China. A third interesting group are the Europeans living in South Africa, Botswana etc. A fourth, I guess are the European settlers in South America, which seems to be scattered all over the continent. Especially German settlers seems to have had quite some influence in parts of the region long before the Nazis arrived. Lots of villages, buildings, German language, place names and not to mention people's last names are German, especially in Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay but also in Peru, Chile and Paraguay, and lots of people with German descent hold top positions in governments and corporations.

[@jrt818]

How about the Chinese who lived on the wrong side of the border in far eastern Siberia?

[@chillaxo9863]

@Jeremiah Peterson nah

[@indranilbose9454]

Chile is Germany 2.0

[@cassiopesysg5423]

@@jrt818 Russian get that piece of land from Qing dynasty, so its not so surprising at all.

[@swisshummingbird]

The island of Réunion is a French department. It belongs to France. Flying there from Paris means you're on a domestic flight. The island is therefore part of the EU and its inhabitants take part in the election of the European Parliament, a privilege I, as a Swiss citizen don't have, as we are not a member of the EU. Réunion has the Euro as their currency, language, road signs, car tags are like in the rest of France. I visited, it's a fascinating place, fascinating blend of cultures on a beautiful island.

[@keithtonkin6959]

As a New Zealander I often wonder about New Caledonia and Tahiti? I think they are French Departments too but it seems weird that after such a long time they are not independent nations like most other Pacific Islands apart from US possessions, Eastern Samoa, Hawaii and Guam and Easter Island belonging to Chile and NZ helping to administer some. However they are at least Pacific nations too but France is not.

[@theyoshi202]

@Keith Tonkin To answer your question about why they aren’t independent, they had independence referendums and chose to stay in France.

[@keithtonkin6959]

@@theyoshi202 Who voted? It would be interesting to know how the Kanaks and the Native Tahitians, Marquesans voted. I'm aware that both groups have been agitating for independence for a long time. At some points quite violently.

[@mattbab9268]

@@keithtonkin6959 New Caledonia and Polynesia have a special status, these region are not proper french department like Réunion, and others (Guadeloupe, Martinique, Guyane and Mayotte). They have an autonomy and they elect their own government, but they vote for french president and have MP in the french assembly. About Kanaks, there is a profound movement of independance and that was quite violent (the repression of the state too) in the past until 1989. Then, there is an agreement with the state which planned referendums in order to gain the independance, but unionist won, until now (others referendums are planned in the future). The isles of the North (Ouvéa) are very independantists, unionists are mostly near Nouméa the capital.

[@bluesupremacist3085]

@@keithtonkin6959 well today New Caledonia is mainly populated by europeans. And if you look at what cities voted remain and what cities voted leave then you see that kanaks wants to leave France and european populations want to stay french

[@Connor-ug8dj]

I'd like to see a video about the ethnic background of Portugal, because they have a unique look and culture compared to other European Countries and also, how they also migrated all around the world. For such a small country they have an interesting world history.

[@YellowYoshi398]

As an Anglo-German-Norwegian-Ukrainian-Canadian-American, I like to think of myself as the net sum of my Old World ancestors on New World soil. I am really proud of my magnificent ancestors and their accomplishments :^)

[@user-lu4jn8mr2m]

yy by slaughtering natives

[@Seba00PL]

@@user-lu4jn8mr2m No, by inventing literally everything you and your people are using today, including your phone, Internet, alphabet, as well as other non-physical aspects such as basic manners, human rights and many more came out of Europe or their descendants around the world

[@user-lu4jn8mr2m]

Seba PL saying the ancestors not the decent

[@fuzzyvision138]

Seba PL you couldn’t have said it any better,👍🏻

[@user-lu4jn8mr2m]

Seba PL not only Europeans who made technical shit japan Korea China Singapore those Asian countries

[@DanielGalimidi]

>Falkland Islands >Never heard of before * *several Argentinians are typing "LAS MALVINAS SON ARGENTINAS"* *

[@francoislegallio4238]

En réalité, un jour ou l'autre les îles MALOUINES redeviendront FRANÇAISES 🇫🇷 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷

[@misoginainternalizadaopres7131]

@@francoislegallio4238 😂

[@francoislegallio4238]

@@misoginainternalizadaopres7131 les MALOUINES sont françaises et les Anglais en seront chassés bientôt.

[@misoginainternalizadaopres7131]

@@francoislegallio4238 You gave up the claim to spain before 1800's so you have no argument😂

[@francoislegallio4238]

@@misoginainternalizadaopres7131 thanks to us you destroyed their HMS Sheffield, so we should fight again against them and divide les Malouines between France and Argentina 🤣😂 ( what's more we have nuclear weapons to protect you 🤩)

[@aaronkolatch5211]

I'd like to learn more about the white South Africans!

[@jamesturner4478]

We're being targeted for extermination and all Whites across the world can learn some important lessons about ""diversity"" from our plight is what you should know.

[@jamesturner4478]

@@kivloli8385 South African land was completely unoccupied by the time the Boers established there. Bantus were a bit to the North still and trying to expand by genociding other African ethnicities (like the Khoisan).

[@kivloli8385]

@@jamesturner4478 i acknowlege that we came from North Africa and that we migrated to subsaharian Africa.

[@kivloli8385]

@@jamesturner4478 that's a genetic study confirming that us Bantus and Berber we originated in the Levant.

[@jamesturner4478]

@@kivloli8385 Yeah, you're right. So stop calling us invaders please.

[@Demographiaanthropology]

It's kind of cool how Europeans are native to the Pitcairn and Norfolk Islands

[@carstarsarstenstesenn]

Demographia That’s the only colonizing that I’m okay with

[@nejolo9563]

Those Polynesian traits in those girls make them attractive. Get some more melanin in those islands and we can work together.

[@nejolo9563]

Hugin Your idiot in charge is being impeached. Go waste your time somewhere else.

[@Max-ik7lb]

I have ancestry from pitcairn and Norfolk Island and I look 100% european

[@patrickmccutcheon9361]

@@Max-ik7lb if you have Pitcairn ancestry you must surely have some Polynesian DNA. I understood that the original inhabitants of Pitcairn island were on the male side some of the Bounty mutineers and on the female side Polynesian and that there were no white women among the first settlers on Pitcairn.

[@_Nohan_]

I think most people have heard of the Falklands because of the war.

[@TheKavo97]

Malvinas*

[@stephencrompton4352]

@@TheKavo97 that's what they're called in Argentina.

[@Miolnir3]

Stephen And in every other country that supports Argentina's claim.

[@stephencrompton4352]

@@Miolnir3 You can call it whatever you want, doesn't make a claim any more legitimate.

[@lennydale92]

@@charlieread2097 They are an arrogant people who think they could claim the Falklands despite it being settled by the British and French long before they were a country.

[@kuroazrem5376]

You have a problem at the end of the video

[@kuroazrem5376]

@@louiscarpenter7144 there is like a repetition after he ends the video

[@eb.3764]

When Canada first started as a country, Gaelic was being considered as a 3rd official language

[@oran9519]

Are you talking about irish gaelic or scottish gaelic

[@BestKCL]

That would’ve been dope. It’s too bad it’s looking more and more like it might be an endangered language at some point in the future. It sounds so cool

[@harfangbleu]

Nope it wasn't. At first, only English was official, and then It took time for French to become official. We French Canadians fought a lot for that. Gaelic was never official. It may had an important number of speakers, but never was official.

[@harfangbleu]

@Somali Kid my bad, read fast

[@eb.3764]

@@harfangbleu Ils l'ont considéré! Considéré cest le mot clé

[@hollys2778]

Franco Terre-Neuvien checking in here :) Cheers from Newfoundland Canada! Don't forget the French Shore of our province! Lots of St-Pierre Et Miquelon descendants this way! (like me!)

[@PSNzifrod]

Salut du Québec! ;)

[@arthur__lt]

@@PSNzifrod Et de France! ^^

[@theyoshi202]

Et des États-Unis!

[@francoislegallio4238]

Salut de France ! 🇫🇷 Mais quand même dommage que tu interviennes en anglais au lieu de choisir le français pour t'exprimer , tu devrais avoir à coeur de faire vivre la langue qui te vient de si loin dans l'espace et le temps. En tout cas, ici nous sommes fiers des francophones du Canada, vous êtes une partie de notre histoire et êtes en France CHEZ VOUS !

[@Raisonnance.]

Nos cousins. On vous adore ici !

[@greasher926]

Siberia and the Russian Far East is outside of Europe and is majority European, with not only Russians but also large populations of Ukrainians and Germans.

[@migkillerphantom]

Bro, I think Falklands are a bit better known than you imagine.

[@Dave_Sisson]

Actually, the Falklands are the richest country or self governing territory in the Americas per capita. But don't tell the Yanks that or they'll get all insecure and start posturing. ;)

[@francoislegallio4238]

En réalité les îles MALOUINES ( et non pas "Falklands ") devraient être françaises , j'espère au moins que les gens y apprennent le français à l'école...

[@oscarbosio9881]

@Ya Boii Un poco mas de respeto boludo,dedicate a los problemas de tu país.

[@jasonmarktobin]

Hey love the channel! Any plans on offering your wonderful content in 4K resolution? Thanks and keep up the great work! Certainly have learned alot!

[@Demographiaanthropology]

It's amazing how enormous the European diaspora

[@carstarsarstenstesenn]

¡ Yeb Bush ! fuck no its not.

[@AM-cm2kj]

Carsten Kuehn That’s racist!

[@johncalabria1607]

Carsten Kuehn why would you say such a racist thing?

[@ftlfrog8738]

Demographia there actually aren’t that many of us, we only are about 20 percent of the world population. And it’s projected to plummet as asia and African populations continue to skyrocket

[@cuahtemoc7642]

@@ftlfrog8738 Thats great. No one gives a fuck if all you go extinct.

[@misseli1]

I love studying obscure island territories like these. I would like to make a comprehensive list of these myself for the purpose of memorizing them.

[@agentsmith3874]

Other obscure Aus/NZ territories (except for the last one) include Macquarie Island (scientific base), Heard Island (scientific base), Antipodes Island (uninhabited), Auckland Island (uninhabited), Chatham Island (inhabited), Lord Howe Island (inhabited), Willis Island (meteorological base) and French Southern and Antarctic Lands (inhabited) to name a few.

[@HistoryHustle]

Really cool how you focus on these obscure topics. Keep it up!

[@ilikevideos4868]

Interesting as always! The one near Madacascar was really surprising tbh

[@sudhirvenkat8987]

Good work bro.I could learn about the diversity and ethnicity of people all round the world through your videos. Regards from India

[@nuclearcatbaby1131]

You can say that Europeans are technically indigenous to some of these places.

[@queirol2126]

From Uruguay: we are the natives now

[@nuclearcatbaby1131]

Queirol 21 I was talking more about places like the Falkland Islands which had never been settled before Europeans came there. Technically we’re indigenous to Greenland as well but it’s too cold for anybody but the Inuit to live there now. We’re also indigenous to Bermuda but that gene pool is half black now.

[@painxsavior7723]

Nuclear Cat Baby some of them

[@jamesturner4478]

@@nuclearcatbaby1131 We were also indigenous to South Africa

[@xXxSkyViperxXx]

in the future, maybe whoever makes the first permanent settlement on mars or the moon or any other planet could be indigenous to those places, but the arrangement could be like antarctica or svalbard though

[@wanderingwondering3437]

I love this video! So many interesting facts

[@TheLoneWolves9700]

Awesome vid massaman! I like to see a video on cocos and christmas islands

[@jontheb123]

Wow! I'd love to know more about the Indonesian Islands and surrounds - must be hundreds of people groups in the area! Fascinating stuff!

[@rilluma]

your video have two endings? why :D

[@philbewley7072]

Try your opinion of the Falkland Island population! 100% of which consider themselves be 100% British. No Spanish or Argentinian settlement has EVER existed there. By any measure Argentina's claim is Spurios. By not mentioning the invasion by Argentina in 1982, their treatment of the British settlers at the hands of Argentinian military and their subsequent defeat by British Forces is completley out of kilter with the detail Masa usually applies, perhaps theres a hint of an agenda - prejudiced opinion there?

[@chinmaychouthai5132]

This channel is a treasure of the world

[@Liphted]

Masa your videos are so badass kid!

[@jhaarbur]

I am glad you focused on places that where previously uninhabited before and examined the subject of these areas to help educate people about them in general. Some of my usual suggestions (and the list is getting shorter, so that is a good thing!): 1. Niue and Tokelau 2. Micronations and the ethnic populations of those regions (if you do, I'd also look at the Principality of Seborga within it) 3. Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Sao Tome and Principe 4. Seven Years War and Napoleonic Wars (aka. "World War 0" and "World War 1/2") What were some of the earlier world wars before the 20th century? 5. Something related to the Kerguelen Islands, whatever it maybe-that is one of the most fascinating remote places in the world to me that ws almost colonized. 6. Pan-Earth/Terran ethnic group in the future 7. Modern day peoples who are descended from specific ancient groups that have different names (specifically surprising examples people don't know about) *Note: I would look at the end of the video and see if you can re-cut is is slightly out of order.

[@user-xf6ty4iv9w]

"Τhe Mutt continent"

[@johnjonson2738]

Based

[@user-xf6ty4iv9w]

@@johnjonson2738 and dare i say redpilled.

[@Roca005]

Κώστας ο Ζέξη yes! The non inbred continent!

[@Roca005]

The Nova renaissance Alabama is beautiful! Visited the Gulf Coast last year...

[@r.282]

The next one will be Europe, you'll pay.

[@thedamnedatheist]

You should do an episode on The Cocos Islands. It was held by one family as an almost feudal state until the 70s. During the 80s a referendum was held for the islands' independence.

[@rajivmurkejee7498]

The Cocos were uninhabited and settled by a Scottish adventurer . The Malays were brought in for labour but they could always return to Malaya but life in the Cocos was better The Cocos- and Christmas island - were British and technically part of Singapore until transferred to Australia in the 1950s

[@mikewazowskisas1489]

Europeans a very beautiful & interesting people/culture

[@spookysenpai7642]

Very True and very interesting. Especially my favorite European culture, are Estonian, Mediterranean, Norwegian, dutch and Slavic.

[@petarmitkov1056]

@@spookysenpai7642 so all except for German and British

[@spookysenpai7642]

@@petarmitkov1056 It's just my opinion, British and German are good. It's just they're not my favorite. European culture is over all good, but I'm just expressing out my favorite ones.

[@petarmitkov1056]

@@spookysenpai7642 it's fine, you just listed basically all anyway -but yeah Britain sucks-

[@spookysenpai7642]

@@petarmitkov1056 The reason I didn't add Germany, Britian, and Sweden is because they are too PC! While Norway, doesn't embrace it too much. Denmark is the tougher brother of Norway, while Sweden is the hipster kind of brother or drug addict.

[@manuelxcool1997]

You should talk about the Paisa ragion in Colombia, is the part of the world with the highest dencity of Basque people outside the Basque Country.

[@elbentos7803]

manuelxcool1997 the islands of St. Pierre et Miquelon (4:20) also had a very high proportion of basque (northern) ancestry, probably the highest for a whole territory, though mixed with other western french (breton and normands) settlers

[@elbentos7803]

mPky1 indeed, and they specialised as whalers (and St. Pierre was also a large whaling base)

[@pablo-oq8is]

@@elbentos7803 Medellín has more Basque Ancestry then any other part in the world more then the Basque country it's self...

[@chessonso2610]

Thanks Masaman, i'm interested if you can create videos about the Philippines and its deep connections with the West, both Anglophone and Hispanic.

[@MrVincentTremblay]

Hey hey, Acadians are getting some love! Good video

[@paulovieira9481]

Love your stuff so much! Any chance you could do something similar on the Europeans of Africa? Many of whom have now created their own diasporas by moving on from that continent to the four corners of the world. And the African diasporas are now themselves also very interesting.

[@yodorob]

Perhaps Bermuda should have been included in this video as well, as its population is 40% white, including a significant Portuguese population. That's higher than any West Indian island (and no, Bermuda is not in the West Indies, at least not geographically). I think Greenland should also have been included, as its population is mainly a mix of Europeans (mainly Danes) and Inuit, and it has a significant minority of pure whites (again, mainly Danish).

[@aaronmarks9366]

Mason, do you happen to know about the English/British people who settled in the Hudson Bay region during the early colonial period (16-1700s)? Are their descendants still there?

[@HarrDog]

Congrats on 300k!

[@AGirlWithoutAName]

This is sooo interesting 👏🏻 Hi from France

[@liongkienfai104]

What about Russians? They started in Eastern Europe, but now they border the Sea of Japan and beyond.

[@salutic.7544]

People always forget about Siberia

[@mr8282humble]

2:32 it's true guys, Antartica is very white

[@akai4942]

The first ever born baby in the antartica was white (and argentinean) So whites are the native population there

[@gong1616]

Antarctica is racist! Ha ha global warming will make it more diverse.

[@eltecnico9541]

The Argentines had children in Antarctica that is why it is considered White

[@idedimi]

I'd love to hear more about the people of Pitcairn Island and Norfolk Island!

[@Demographiaanthropology]

Norfolk Islands has such an interesting history and ancestry

[@allanrichardson1468]

As a US citizen, I didn’t know about any Norfolk other than the city on the coast of Virginia, known mostly for its large US Naval base. So I learned something new today! Thanks!

[@etho7351]

@@allanrichardson1468 I am an American as well knew of the one you were talking about and about the one in Canada but it still wasn't either.

[@allanrichardson1468]

Peter If not for Secretary of State William Seward, Alaska would still be Russian (which would have put both the US and Canada in grave danger during the Cold War!). The Czar’s reason for selling it to the US was the fear that Britain would seize it and occupy land too close to Russia; the US was not considered a threat in 1867.

[@Demographiaanthropology]

@Peter true

[@Demographiaanthropology]

@J S exactly

[@TheKeksadler]

I always love when Pitcairn gets mentioned in anyway shape or form. Its my favorite little pacific island

[@al-hullandi]

Masaman, can u please make a video about the Circassians from Caucasus. My bestfriend is Circassian and he actually knows nothing about it. His ancestors were refugees from the Russo-Circassian War and then settles in Turkey.

[@gabrielking1247]

Yes I want that Australia and New Zealand settlement video ASAP!!!!

[@Demographiaanthropology]

Almost 300,000 subscribers!

[@Demographiaanthropology]

At first I thought you were going to talk about Canada, the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Cuba or Costa Rica before I read the entire title

[@vernicejillmagsino9603]

Brazil has more European in population than the countries you comment except the United States

[@claudiofernando5896]

@@vernicejillmagsino9603 because in brazil they consider mulatos and pardos as white people 😒

[@smilingwomen3841]

​@@claudiofernando5896sorry no in Brazil about 47.8% of the population are white and 43.8% are Pardos no we don't consider Pardos as white and we considered white people of European descent

[@jackarrul8719]

"intermingling with the Africans was highly discouraged to say the least" I don't know why I found this funny 😂

[@barrytschirpig9328]

Norfolk Island in an Masaman video, what more you can you want! Its a lush little island that my mother managed to visit.

[@zoz4864]

You missed up the audio sections at the end, you talked about the Western of the Cocos Islands and then put the Eastern Island section after the outro.

[@user-te1eo8qv2l]

3:25-3:35 I have never heard somebody not considering Iceland to be part of Europe.

[@PzYcONBG]

Make a video on the Baloch people and their history

[@IvyANguyen]

I'd love to hear more about life in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon off the coast of Newfoundland. I heard that they use the UTC -3 time zone despite them being west of Newfoundland. Also 900 MHz for phones, Euros, and other stuff that is usually found in France & not in Canada. For us nerds, it's likely a cool place to check out.

[@thefifthhour45]

So close to 300K subscribers!

[@MestizoKarf]

Masaman videos are proof that Wednesday is Best Day.

[@alecity4877]

it si wednesday my dudes

[@toresagen7346]

Wednesday = Wōdanaz day!

[@Demographiaanthropology]

I found the story of Norfolk Island so interesting

[@James-lt9mh]

St. Pierre although French speaking had a large Basque speaking population up until a generation or two ago as well, but the language was socially frowned upon by the French establishment and was only spoken amongst family members at home or on the water fishing. The centre of the town square even has a large pelota court.

[@misseli1]

Was that bonus content after the outro?

[@JourneyLT]

Do a video on French Australia, otherwise known as New Caledonia. Like Australia, it was a giant prison. Yes really.

[@JcDizon]

You said "I'll see you next time" at 10:50 yet you kept on talking for 40 more seconds.

[@mariokay9760]

9:10 that roof is trippy as hell

[@gorankoilic6571]

Can you make a video about Benin population?

[@gododoof]

Being a Newfoundlander, it's been convenient for me to visit Saint Pierre a few times. Great place, really is like a piece of France in my backyard. Norfolk looks like a cool place to visit too.

[@francoislegallio4238]

Et tu as appris un peu de français au moins ?

[@gododoof]

@@francoislegallio4238 Oui. Aussi en immersion française dans mon école. Ç'est la raison pour mes voyages.

[@Demographiaanthropology]

What's with the ending?

[@dirtymonkey55]

Thank you for saying British and Irish Isles, its a small detail but as an Irishman i'm grateful. Subscribed.

[@stevenrickett4333]

Except the island of Ireland is, geographically part of the British Isles. It's the ancient Greeks what did it. That Diodorus Siculus geezer. Our parents pick our names, we don't pick our own names. That's history.

[@Demographiaanthropology]

I already knew about St. Pierre and Miquelon and the Falkland Islands but I had never really heard of Norfolk Island

[@markcastro78]

lol, as if no-one's heard of the Falklands War...

[@Terence.McKenna]

The first 8 seconds aren't going to be true for very long lmao

[@billturner7363]

Breanna Tarbutton OMG that’s a comment and three and a half quarters

[@belstar1128]

Wow fascinating.

[@blackmexico5580]

Native American and African DNA is also found in all Latin America

[@murugesanperumal8386]

Europeans were forced to find a sea route, due to the close of land route through Constantinople to far East such as India and China. So it's not surprising that they're wide spread around the world,500 years and more is such a long time.

[@dylanmurphy9389]

Our population was growing the fastest at one point and our continent is the smallest. Asia is 4.4 times bigger. Africa is 3 times bigger.

[@aaronmarks9366]

I'd like to know more about the Falkland Islanders, and what made their ancestors decide to move there. Also, you mentioned they have some Spanish loanwords in their dialect of English, as a linguist that of course interests me ;)

[@raguelelnaqum]

Have you considered doing a video on Montserrat and it Hiberno-African people Masaman?

[@paununs8719]

3:47 She's the mayor of Barcelona, Ada Colau.

[@xaloc5004]

WHAHAHAHHAAHH

[@xaloc5004]

@Lord Farquaad worse maybe

[@eneko4098]

Me recuerda a la drogata de Cs

[@chrisliquier7928]

In my case of curious ascendece, my father was born in Constantine, French Algeria in the 30's son of a fenchman and a Maltese, and my mother is of Spanish Valencian descent. so I may have a high degree of Iberian admixture, a lot of French as well. Also Sephardic, Basque, Moor and Berber from my surnames and geographic origin. But my grandmother may have surprising origins since she was adopted by this Maltese family, she was white with fair eyes but she could have been from anywhere in the near mediterranean or even British. Only a dna test is gonna get me out of this enigma. So yeah Masaman your videos have given me a lot of perspective and make me wonder about my origins in a very positive way. I would like also to send a message of peace and conciliation, since the aspects that make us different are no reason to begin a dispute and even less to hate eachother. For a prosperous future for the people of the world!

[@pablo8286]

There's plenty of people with blue eyes, blonde hair and white skin in Spain, could be perfectly from Andalusia

[@chrisliquier7928]

@@pablo8286 I know, I was born in Spain and in my small village in Valencia almost 50% of the people have fair eyes which is curious. I do not follow any stereotype trust me ;)

[@chrisliquier7928]

and yeah who knows, she may have had Andalusian parents, but it's speculation at this point

[@finder4235]

Tu es descendant de pieds noirs?

[@kieranjohnson5722]

take the DNA test if you can! Even for me as a pretty boring background I was shocked at my results and found out a lot about more than expected.

[@tonysoprano12345]

Fascinating, had no idea about St. Pierre and MIquelon

[@edwardtuthill-jones1273]

Has no one else noticed the weird extra bit at the end?

[@MrAte-uo7yo]

Thirty percent of the Earth's population are Skrulls in disguise.

[@rickygrimshaw1255]

A friend of my mum is a falklands vetran 🇬🇧 He served in the British Army and protected our territory

[@oscarbosio9881]

El tió de mi señora era piloto de helicóptero de las fuerzas armadas Argentinas y murió a causa de informacion que le suministraron a los usurpadores desde Punta Arenas, de un pais que se había declarado neutral. Murió defendiendo su patria.

[@francoislegallio4238]

La paix vaut mieux que la guerre 🇫🇷

[@francoislegallio4238]

@@oscarbosio9881 la paix vaut mieux que la guerre 🇫🇷

[@francoislegallio4238]

La paix vaut mieux que la guerre 🇫🇷

[@oscarbosio9881]

@@francoislegallio4238 Seguramente, nadie gana en una guerra. Pero esto no invalida que las Malvinas fueron y son argentinas, y los ingleses que mantuvieron una costumbre colonialista que se mantiene hasta estos días, la ocuparon por la fuerza en 1833.

[@jordanedmunds7273]

St Pierre et Miquelon is a beautiful island. Been there for highschool as I live in Newfoundland

[@LadyVLR]

Don't know if this is the right place to ask, but what happened to the comments on Masaman's videos more recent than this one? It says they're turned off.

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

St Pierre & Miquelon, I’ve been there! It’s quite a fascinating place. Once you take the ferry from Canada you no longer feel like you’re in Canada

[@yodorob]

The Canadian place nearest to St. Pierre & Miquelon is Newfoundland, and Newfoundland really doesn't even feel Canadian so much (even less so than Nova Scotia or what not), more like its own country. In fact, Newfoundland only joined Canada in 1949. As such, it's kind of like Alaska or Hawaii vis-a-vis the USA.

[@welp4576]

Do you have any pictures?

[@3dfxvoodoocards6]

Racially pure europeans are the most inventive intelligent creative productive progressive people on earth.

[@jamesjjames]

You missed an opportunity to mention the Caldoche population of New Caledonia in the South Pacific. They are French descended cowboys that make up a quarter of the population (the rest being native Melanesians.)

[@bluesupremacist3085]

The European descendants represents more than 50% of the population in New Caledonia now. France did a referendum in New Caledonia to know if the want to be independant and basically europeans populations said "no we want to be french" and the kanaks said "yes for indepence" but the European won cuz they are more numerous

[@jamesjjames]

@@bluesupremacist3085 interesting. I didn't know there were that many. I have also heard that some are descended from Arabs and Berbers exiled from the Maghrebi colonies.

[@thorts]

Have you done a video on Tristan Da Cunha?

[@kevinserna4600]

*Basques in Antioquia*

[@amberhon]

There's a mistake at the end of the video. Otherwise very interesting video

[@sammexp]

What is strange also about St-Pierre and Miquelon on the western side of it in the middle of the Gulf of St-Lawrence you can find the îles de la Madeleine which are basically an exclave of Quebec into the maritime provinces. you can access it only through the province of PEI by ferry. It's weird because it's like the version of St-Pierre and Miquelon that was annexed to Canada and St-Pierre was for a fishing right deal, it was unhabituated and settled latter with a permanent population from mainland France not really related to french Canadian. By the Way, their offer only flights to Montreal from St-Pierre. So there's no direct connexion from Paris to St-Pierre

[@roldanianmapping5357]

The thumbnail looks like a bunch of islands and then a Beatle listening to music in headphones

[@MN-xo1cj]

If I ever need to cross a mine field, I will call you for help because I don’t know how you manage to tiptoe through these sensitive racial topics on KZbin of all places without triggering a flame war in the comments section.

[@NotKimiRaikkonen]

Me, an Argentine: Oh, I've heard of the Falklands...

[@X.00896]

Well yes, Argentina invaded them in 1982

[@tommarch.4493]

me, as a french: i have heard of St-Pierre and Miquelon (because it was a french departement). And also every others ones, because i loves islands.

[@srsrikndadje448]

AHAHAHA

[@yayasolly7270]

Falkland island in spanish it's call Islas Maldivas

[@s4mur41RPG]

Yaya Solly don’t see any Spaniard

[@siyacer]

Interesting

[@Lemwell7]

Why’s the music sound like a 2004 sci-fi thriller?

[@DeskOfDean]

Majority of the population from Europe... let's check that in 50 years

[@michaelharder9737]

If you don't like it, be part of the solution to the developed world's demographic problem (people haven't had enough kids, and it will be difficult to support the aging population). This is the most innocent reason why large-scale immigration is happening.

[@sonikku956]

Afraid of going "extinct"? Have kids, you idiots.

[@michaelharder9737]

@Redsand the free market didn't displace them, governments did it.

[@kivloli8385]

Us bantus have a lot of babies.

[@michaelharder9737]

@@kivloli8385 Good for you. Maybe China will solve its own demographic issues by killing your men and kidnapping your women. It'll be wonderfully iron age.