HAITIAN MAN Takes African Ancestry Test & Get's UNBELIEVABLE RESULTS!

[@Dje8888]

Man this was a very rewarding and emotional roller coaster low key. I'm glad to be sharing this intimate moment with ya'll. It's crazy all of the stuff my ancestors went through. I'm thankful for everyone who paid the ultimate price for me to be here today and have some of the luxuries that I do. WOW. The next step is for me to reconnect with my people. 👇🏾 Become a Real Life James Bond 👇🏾: dudleyedouardbrand.systeme.io/moderndayrenaissanceman 📲Book a consultation:calendly.com/dudleyjedouard

[@melissawilliams6194]

My son is Gabonese on his father side from the same ethnic group.

[@Amandabeeee]

🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾✨✨✨ Now this is beautiful... Ase’ Yasss we must show Love ❤️ and send thanks 🙏🏾 to Our ancestors they paved the way... I been wanting to do this for awhile myself... thanks for sharing this✨✨✨ And you speak a different language..lawddd take the wheel🙏🏾💕✨

[@leeantony]

You are eligible for citizenship in Sierra Leone. The process is very easy but it does require a trip to Freetown. If you would like to know how to go about, I can provide you with the necessary info. I went to Freetown earlier this year. The people were amazing and the beaches are stunning.

[@1CreativeMonkey]

Congratulations my brother.

[@thefreckledafrikan]

I figured the order experience would be that way. Bc I’m like - I’ve been wanting this test going on like 5 years now and bc it’s so pricey, I’ve tried to prequalify with Affirm. I was like Affirm always approves me no matter what but with the African Ancestry website...NOPE! Fast forward to 2021, Affirm is approving me NO PROBLEM 😉 with any and everything else but when I try to use it for AA, NOPE AGAIN AND AGAIN. So I feel like this company is facetious. I feel like they greedy. I feel like they don’t wanna give ppl a break. As far as I know, they’ve never had a 50% off sale or no coupon/discount code...NOTHING. And I don’t like that crap when black ppl are involved.

[@missjuneplum1]

Before we became Jamaican, Haitian, Barbadian, Cuban Afro this and Afro that, we were ALL AFRICANS and we are still Africans. We can not deny our ROOTS.

[@adlenaijomah3646]

Exactly, Correct. If you are a Black Man, you are an African. Periodt!!!

[@missjuneplum1]

@@adlenaijomah3646 👍🏽💯

[@tashacapgoddessmelanin9760]

Yes ma’am

[@senpai704]

Hell yes

[@fisherprice6012]

Do realize Africa is named after a white man.. so call the land its natural name

[@maatatoure9602]

I'm from west Africa, I was born in Abidjan in the Ivory coast and I'm very happy to see how my Brothers and Sisters in the diaspora are reconnecting with our motherland🌍 I Love you all💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖💕💖

[@adlenaijomah3646]

We Love you to Mahata Toure'. I am African American lady, married to Nigerian. I have Nigerian & Ghanaian Ancestry. I have been to Nigeria. I hope to visit Ghana, next year September.

[@maatatoure9602]

@@adlenaijomah3646 Akwaba my sister, Farafina/ Kamita/ kamita is your home👸🏾🌍💕 I have a Ghanaian ancestry too, because my Father is Alladian tribe in Ivory coast, some of our ancestors moved from Ghana, the Ashanti population to visit Ivory coast and they built Family there, we are all the same people! I love the Nigerian strength and ingenuity, they make west Africa move forward despite the pitfalls of Western imperialism. Enjoy your African culture and people, Akwaba my Sister.

[@adlenaijomah3646]

Thank You So Much My Sister !! 💜💙💚💛💕

[@Layla-fr7mf]

Ivory Coast is beautiful

[@maatatoure9602]

@@Layla-fr7mf Thank you 😘 My town is surrounded by the Atlantic ocean and Laguna where we recently discovered the finest quality of oil and natural gases.. .ever since, my hometown is surrounded by the french army 😳

[@samtislorh8529]

One thing I do know is that your ancestors will be dancing and jubilant for what you’ve done bro. Am Nigerian and as an African am happy to have you back home bro

[@Shen559]

@Sexi Beehive bro what? how tf is he lying?

[@cynthiapierre7906]

@Sexi Beehive theirs always that one with that type of mind set ignore them

[@abayomialao4916]

I say from the story we heard in my country Nigeria is that most of the people in Haiti Jamaica Brazil Cuba Elsavador north Carolina Texas

[@abayomialao4916]

I say from the story we heard in my country Nigeria is that most of the people in Haiti Jamaica Brazil Cuba Elsavador north Carolina Texas

[@TheOnlyLadyBella]

I am African American. My African heritage includes: Nigeria, Ivory Coast & Ghana, Cameroon, Congo & Western Banti, Mali, Benin & Togo, & Senegal. I may not know the tribe but I am proud to be a descendant of these warriors. May their memory continue to live on through me and my children ✊🏾

[@asakeogunwusi7790]

Awesome so am I...and 77% West African. We may be connected...blessings to you. Ase!

[@Waterbaby-b2t]

Me too I have all them show up I am happy have Haitian decent

[@dawnhewitt1]

I'm Jamaican with ancestry from Ghana, Nigeria, and many more West African groups. I have always wanted to do the African Ancestry test as well, I'm so happy for you, I felt the joy and excitement in your reaction.

[@fisherprice6012]

From a decendant of beautiful people

[@alcaneusyorro4881]

Congratulations Bro. I too am 100 percent Haitian but my lineage goes back to Ghana and Senegal. It's a powerful feeling.

[@DieGeneral]

One of the things we have to take into consideration is the "Berlin Conference 1884". Europe divided Africa among themselves, cut it up into what it is today. There was no Senegal, Ghana, Nigeria etc.. Those demarcation lines, borders didn't exist. It was kingdoms. And they did migrate and marry into onto tribes.

[@realcheychey]

So nice me too but am Jamaican

[@babsjob8729]

Tu es bienvenue au Sénégal

[@mamejoe2043]

Welcome to Ghana

[@teebee7374]

Mon frère you are to be commended for making the effort to know your identity. I have struggled with the unanswered from puberty, so many questions! Not least Who are my my Afrikan Ancestors, Creator Blessings Sir! 🙏🏾✊🏾🔥

[@alexandrahenderson4368]

I forget that haiti isn't an African country. Haiti makes African ancestors proud.

[@collinhenry9996]

I like African Ancestry because there show particularly ethnic groups while Ancestry show what percentage of nationality your ancestors from. My father male line is Yoruba while on mother female line are Bubi and Tikar

[@cyd282]

Hey Cousins! LOL my maternal line is Bubi as well!

[@Shortyjored88]

Are you in E1b1a7a?

[@MercyAlwyz23]

You can actually use GEDmatch to find the tribes you are more closely related to without African Ancestry. It is basically doing the same thing they are doing with haplogroups. Just be sure to upload your mtDNA or Y-DNA results for accuracy of tribes on your maternal/paternal side.

[@amandaeguale1641]

🇳🇬❤️

[@AllBrightColors]

You can find your African ethnicity through Ancestry if you focus on filtering your matches. You will find far MORE lines of your ancestors with autosomal testing than you will testing only 2 lineages on AA

[@mj34]

When you were honouring your ancestor's it made me cry. Well done brother for taking this step welcome home bro we love you from a Ghanaian sister ❤️❤️❤️

[@jubernardi23]

Honor the people that sold your own people?

[@patiencekonney4922]

@@jubernardi23 but you marry and date the people that rape your ancestor and even defend them and is very quick to claim white smh.

[@jamespatterson7773]

The Taino and Arawak are not of African decent, and Indian is not a incorrect term. Indian was term that the indigenous people of America used them self’s, The country of India was originally called Hindustan, not India until far after.

[@patriciataylor1386]

NOt True everybody is a desendant from Africa and African People weren,t called African. India was called greater Ethiopia. Even the Mongoloids have to this day African Ancestry Budda was black also. Chinese Scientist confims this. All Men and Women originated from the Black Man and Woman. Albinism is where White or light skin arose. You Folk have seem proven facts time and time again. That is your ignorance. You don,t see Asian People looking like Native People Dna shows they came they came and mixed with Black People. The spears and feathers they wore are the same hailing from the ALkebulan, hence Africa was renamed, just like you or where you come from by Colonizers which started this racial devide putting People into various racial groups. Theres one race only

[@jamespatterson7773]

@@patriciataylor1386 What documentation or migration patterns prove all of those people came from that continent though? And what year was India called greater Ethiopia?! (It’s not true). It’s about genealogy not critical race theory ideology that can’t be proven definitively.

[@marciastx4540]

@@jamespatterson7773 at one time, historically Indians were referred to as Eastern Ethiopians. Also everyone is always quick to try to distance themselves from Africa or being African.

[@jamespatterson7773]

@@marciastx4540 There are people who disregard peoples culture and history by misclassifying their origins to Africa and not everyone’s origin is Africa.

[@bayyinahzhaxx7620]

The name india came from Hindustan. Indi/Hindi . Taino's are not Hindi.

[@Barbiette123]

You are a great example of Pan-Africanism to speak all these African languages like Ibo, e.t.c. You do look like a Panya man (local slang for peeps from Eq. Guinea). I know your Afro-Haitian ancestors are proud of you

[@YawAsafo]

You can get citizenship in Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 with your Maternal lineage.

[@marzouk6270]

Can I since we are all technically grom Africa?

[@fnsilly8983]

Paternal too

[@imanifavors4351]

@Dan2Jokes I just received my results and my maternal lineage is The Fulani and Hausa people in Nigeria does Nigeria have a similar process

[@angelsalwayswithme1]

@@imanifavors4351 Thats nice im fulani from Mali 🇲🇱 im happy for you 🥰

[@thatGuyQuincy]

Imani Favors nah naija is more complicated with that process from what i been reading ...salone(sierra leone) is more easier with the process,probably the easiest country in west africa

[@jodom2225]

Man that video gave me chills. Thanks for sharing. I was born in Okap , raised in Florida . I'm 31 years old and still feel like I don't know who I am as a person because I'm not sure where my people originated from when they were brought to Hispaniola. This inspired me to invest in myself and get that test for my mental and emotional well-being.

[@jolainedecoste4686]

Love this!!!

[@remy1717]

I am Haitian, I did a dna test with My Ancestry and one with My Heritage. They both reveal that I have roots mostly in Nigeria and Cameroon.

[@GrowwithNaomie]

Hmmm. That's interesting.

[@amandaeguale1641]

You are welcome home 🇳🇬

[@blkqueen6201]

Yes our people majority will be in West Africa. Some in Congo. I haven’t done mine yet.

[@AllBrightColors]

You should find common surnames of the major ethnic groups of those countries and start searching for them among your cousin matches. Reach out to them and ask them what their ethnicities are if you see that their DNA shows 100% African ethnicities.

[@blkqueen6201]

@av SCompact Okay, okay I got you on all that. I concur with you on the last part my spirit told me that years ago. I’m first generation American have visited Haiti only a few times in my life. Was deliberately kept away from the culture because the skeletons in my mothers closet. You can only imagine the hell my siblings and I have been thru. Anyways we are carrying our cross.

[@gigial2659]

🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱 greatness Haiti 🇭🇹 I am from Sierra Leone and so happy for you welcome my brother. Someday I want to travel to Haiti, I’ve read about greatness Haiti and it’s contribution to Latin America. I love Haiti 🇭🇹!!!!

[@labelle8110]

We love Africa 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🤌🏿🤌🏿

[@zak8997]

May God bless all my african bros out of Africa. I love you like my family because you are. God doesn't allow anything useless, so never be ashamed to be non african black cause you might be more faithful to our culture than us un Africa. Our continent is rising for all of us. Love y'all from Mali 🇲🇱

[@Im.Etheric]

My DNA test came back from Gabon 🇬🇦 but I have 3 lineages Bakota, Tsogo, Ateke my mother Yoruba & Fulani

[@carlosmartin5406]

I also took both African Ancestry tests in 2020. It took 3 months to get the results but there was also a delay in the mail system. I am thankful I chose to do this. My Maternal line went to the Balanta people for Guinea Bissau and I traveled there in 2021. Paternal results lead to the Tchöghö people of Gabon where I will visit sometime in the near future. I found Africa to be very relaxed and the food very fresh and tasty. I would love to spend more time there, and looking forward to many more trips.

[@erelahbahtlevi7268]

This is by far the best DNA test video I hv watched on KZbin. Good Job! I m a proud Haitian too

[@reneepulliam8423]

You still could be Ibo from your other grandmothers & grandfathers of your indirect bloodlines. For instance, your fathers mother. I have always been drawn to Haiti. I rep the Haitian flag. This is giving me chills.

[@nextup8598]

Yeah I'll find more energy representing these slave holding places other than Africa

[@AllBrightColors]

Shoot! His mothers father or even his grandmother’s father could have been Igbo through either or his parents

[@RealityStand]

Most Haitians are Igbo.

[@iamaNubianqueen]

I'm just waiting on my results. Should be any day now. I was shaky when mine came in the mail too. I should have recorded my journey

[@ezechiele.6001]

@@iamaNubianqueen The results please ?

[@msappolonia]

Congratulations!! Welcome to the Beti_Fang family!!! I am Beti from Cameroon. When I first saw you, I said that you look like my cousin Serge... Not knowing that we share Beti-Fang DNA!🙂

[@reneepulliam8423]

I am Tikar in the USA. I had African ancestry do my mothers bloodline. My sons friend is Haitian & his mother’s bloodline is also Tikar. I believe I have Haitian roots.💯❤️🙏🏾🇺🇸

[@evertonprince2176]

Jamaica in the building! I didnt even know this was available. Appreciate this video!

[@nantashawheeler8942]

I can't wait unto I have this done. Being from America, I know that I have a lot of things inside of me. This doesn't stop me wanting to know what tribes my ancestors are from.

[@JP-hj1il]

Don't waste your money and do your research before hand. There is no such thing as DNA test that's backed by sciencetific methods. Even those that's for your medical records through your lineage doesn't exist. All you're doing is help the system kill all of us off.

[@JP-hj1il]

@Black Magic come back when you learn not to deflect and stay on subject. I don't deal with reactionaries like yourself. Come with that science then come back, while you're at it since you are so stuck. I'm black and I could careless what black capitalism, pimpology you put in front of me. Now go do whatever soda research you have to do then respond with modicum of maturity and intellect.

[@bigman7185]

Hopefully you will be an Igbo woman. We love you already!

[@desharajohnson321]

Mende people were captured and were brought to Hispaniola in the 19th century and were brought on la amistad. Makes sense that you are Haitian and so proud you should be! Your ancestors had one of the most rewarding stories watch the movie amistad of you haven’t already. I am Dominican and African American and want to take this test I believe my people are Mende as well

[@asabifatosin1150]

My maternal side has 💯 percent match to the Mende of Sierra Leone. Paternal side next. I’m born & raised in USA .

[@sinalydembele4245]

I am not sure whether or not the Mende people he is talking about are the same as the Mande people. The Mande is the original name of Mali, which became an empire covering most of West Africa. A Mali emperor called Mansa Abubakar II saled to the Americas in the early 14th century, aroun 1304. His successor , Mansa Musa, is better known by people because of his pilgrimage to Mecca and the gold his distributed throughout his journey. Some historians claim that Mansa Bukary II and his crew made it to the Americas. They say that Christopher Columbus actually found some black men in the West Indies. If this is true, his ancestry might not be only from the salve trade. However, I admit that the slave trade brought more people to the Americas than the 2 thousand exploration boats of Mansa Bukary II did. Thanks

[@mbaindukemokai9426]

Your welcome sis, im half Mende from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱

[@asabifatosin1150]

My maternal match via AA is 💯 percent Mende of Sierra Leone ♥️

[@ninelaivz4334]

They were captured by other Africans or Muslims and sold to the Europeans who took them to America. They were dealt really bad cards but at least in the end the Brits and French left their descendants with the entire Caribbean. Although it is true that the Haitians had to pay for Haiti. The French should return every penny of that money.

[@Hamza7308]

Thank you for this man. I’m proud to be Haitian as well but I’ve always had a longing to find out where my lineage goes back to. This was very inspirational ✊🏿

[@yango213]

From sudanese welcome to the nilotic family.

[@kongowea9903]

I'm 26% Sierra Leone, Congratulations 🎉 I truly enjoyed your DNA reveal.

[@KikiRissa]

Africa loves you too You have found yourself by finding your ancestry The soil is now calling you. When you get a chance, go there to visit

[@rokhayapouye9037]

Welcome Welcome brother. Africa is yearning and longing to reunite with his children we never abandoned you. And do love you no matter what they said. The truth is here we are one come back brothers and sisters together we are strong 💪❤

[@LynnaeaEmber]

I'm a white lady in the US and I an interested in genealogy. I think one of the very worst things about the slavery years was it took away people's identity and their connection to their ancestors. I am so happy for you finding out who your people are. Sending love.

[@bedinabebe4521]

Wow! Thank you for sharing this special experience & accomplishment. I've only witnessed one lady reveal her African Ancestry results but because females can only test matrilenial, she presented half. Your lineages are intriguing. I'm well impressed with your presentation & translation. My own research reveals that some Igbos have migrated to Equitorial Guinea, they may be friends or family. Yes your people are I deed beautiful. 🎊CONGRATULATIONS🎊Blessings...

[@truth2635]

Congratulations!!!!! 100% African!!!!! You can now apply for automatic citizenship in Sierra Leone!!

[@Dje8888]

Wow didnt know that!

[@LeeSamba22]

@@Dje8888 yes absolutely

[@serenity4ever2010]

Oh wow..I want a citizenship from a country of Africa

[@rablasaid2839]

As a Oromo , from “ Ethiopia” it’s really not Ethiopia 😤 we Kush people - I would just like to say to you all WELCOME HOME -- glad to witness you who are proactive & responsible enough to connect the dots & liberate more of thyself . I’m a Oromo woman who grew up here in Amerikkka & it’s always been lonely to be among such richness of blackness & them not realize how beautiful they are . I’ve always been considered the pretty, weird African girl because of the way my eyes glow for our people & how humbled and at home I feel around our people ( the Melanie race ) -- thank you for doing the work required to bend all time & space for the pursuit of Ancestry , pure happiness.

[@achayootto4221]

I love Oromo people❤...Ugandan 🇺🇬 sister here

[@btzbtz4083]

Merci miss oromo m'a femme est oromo elle est de adama moi je suis peuls de l'Afrique de l'ouest

[@isaiahmwereru8833]

Borana❤

[@PrLeveilleforIBC]

Mostly because of your video I have taken the decision to explore my African ancestry. I am originally from Haiti, lived in Dakar, Senegal, and currently in the U.S. Thanks again for sharing.

[@babsjob8729]

Sak passé je suis sénégalais je vois très rarement des Haïtiens ici a Dakar je me demande pourquoi ? J'aime beaucoup Haiti et je rêve de visiter un jour.

[@PrLeveilleforIBC]

@@babsjob8729 Il y en a pas beaucoup mais il y en a quelqu' uns. J'y ai passe plus de 10 ans. J'adore Senegal et mes villes preferees sont Dakar, Saint Louis, Thies, et Touba. I can't wait to go back...

[@Dje8888]

@@babsjob8729 Je prévois d'aller au Sénégal bientôt j'espère que cette année

[@babsjob8729]

@@Dje8888 Tu es le bienvenue bro you are at home here.

[@sheilavil3244]

@@babsjob8729 Yes tu peux aller en Haïti quand tu veux !

[@bigbass647]

I admire your enthusiasm and dedication towards your personal growth. You have such positive energy and surely are making all your ancestors proud in the way you honor them. 🙏🏾

[@stephane_aroundtheworld9094]

Im from the south cameroon we are cousin, the fang language is mostly similar to my language 😉

[@kingdenzel777]

Which tribe in South Cameroon are you from ?

[@ruthgee7975]

Yesss, I am so happy for you ❤️! Like, I wanted to cry just now when you gave thanks to your Fang ancestors, because no one should have went through what those people went through smh. With that being said, big ups to Ayiti 🇭🇹 where my man’s family is from and my mother is from the Mande tribe of Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 and Liberia 🇱🇷 too. She even speaks the language fluently, so WELCOME BACK HOME🥳!!

[@cherylperkins6253]

Unfortunately I have found that due to COVID there have been delays and shortened available staff who are at times overwhelmed. This pandemic has caused losses and heart ache, which have affected so many. We have to keep things in perspective and be more considerate and understanding in general. Thank you for your historic information and for sharing this video Bless you my brother.

[@leahjohn7175]

I’m Sierra Leonean American and my grandma was from the Mende tribe. Her last name Masaquoi is very common among the Mende tribe. That was an amazing video and I’m glad you found out who you are. It gives you a great sense of pride and belonging. Stay blessed and be blessed always my new found brother.

[@Curiousviewer22]

Leah John, you must read Destined to Witness, the story of Hans Massequoi whose grandfather was a Consulate General from Liberia and who was a boy living in Nazi Germany. He later became a senior editor of Ebony magazine.

[@leahjohn7175]

@@Curiousviewer22 Do you know the irony of that? My grandmother’s last name was Massaquoi . I’m definitely going to get it . Thank you!

[@africanroots_kingjoseph]

@Dudleydudzz, I just watched your African Ancestry revels . You presented it very well . Congrats on finding your African ancestry .

[@vivian8639]

From Ghana. Love you guys. Welcome to your roots.

[@victorsam-king1383]

I am Mende and we love you too. Mendes are known to be the most welcoming and accommodating tribe in Sierra Leone. You are Mende so, automatically you are entitled to your ancestry family "land". Mendes are also the most educated in Sierra Leone and the diaspora, including myself, an Engineer.

[@Mamba0809]

Congratulations to my African brother 👏 🙌 🙏.

[@nikkichristinar]

Wow they did not tell us about the african navigator. That's crazy. Much appreciation for sharing this with us 👍🏿.

[@elleyonaspg9580]

All came from Egypt and migrated west.

[@westindianmalkah8570]

Beautiful results! My maternal line is 99.2% Mendes as well. I haven't done my dad's because he refuses to he's against DNA tests lol both of my parents are Jamaican on gedmatvh I consistently get the Bamoun, fang Yoruba, and mandinka I think it's a combination of ethnic groups mixing

[@Dje8888]

Thank you for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed the content

[@oumlowe8885]

U most be very strong 💪

[@marshat8657]

Congratulations on knowing where you're coming from. I can well imagine how you are feeling knowing your ancestors and the traits you share. I just purchased a DNA kit for my brother's birthday present because he had been wanting to do our father's genetic lineage for awhile. He just sent it off in this week on his birthday Jan 8th. We're from Jamaica and I learned that my mother's DNA is Fulani from Senegal and Congo. I feel proud to be Fulani and started researching immediately. We plan on visiting Africa this year 2021 by the grace of God! Thanks for sharing!

[@jl2284123]

Congrats on your results ; so you are Mende that's cool I am igbo on maternal side from Nigeria and Hausas and mbenzele of Cameroon on my father side. It's good we are finding our roots

[@amandaeguale1641]

🇳🇬❤️

[@RealityStand]

I'm proudly Igbo.

[@cfus8987]

This product review was fantastic Dudley Edouard! I am Haitian & also share the same last name as yourself, my name is Ronald Edouard. What is even more fascinating I lived in Libreville, Gabon for several years as a boy because my father, Serge Edouard was a civil engineer & he was contracted to supervise the construction of the railroad system in Gabon. I have befriended many people from the Fang tribe, they are a proud & very honored people back home in Gabon.

[@Roseau112]

I know I am going off the subject but my ghosh, you are so handsome 😍

[@ryanvelez6762]

This is awesome & inspiring 👏🏽 laughed so hard at the “2000 years later “ lol

[@daughterofmosthigh8074]

Oh my word!!!! LOLOL! You are so cute!!! So funny! I love your accent in Kreyol!!! You are SO getting my subscription my Haitian brother! Lots of love your way!!!.! I am dying to do this too! Congratulations bro! This is REALLY significant!!!

[@owiseathena]

The Mendes are very kind people. My maternal grandmother was Mende so I know firsthand. Congratulations and welcome.

[@austinhoward299]

So excited for you! I believe knowing our ancestral lineage is truly revolutionary & gives us a profound meaning that we’ve never known before. That means that you will have to go and spend some time in each country and absorb the culture and find more of yourself. Can’t wait until my results return. Much love.

[@KingKwabe]

Love your videos man! My test should be here any day now! Sent mine in September 12th. I only bought the matriclan test. Definitely plan on buying the paternal test soon. My mom is from LA but most of her family is from the south. Louisiana and Mississippi. And my dad and Abuelo are from Cuba. My Abuelo’s parents are from Jamaica so definitely excited to see my results. With everything going on in the world rn affecting our brothers and sisters made me want to dig deep in my African ancestry! They don’t want us to know who we are! It’s up to us in order to find out✊🏾✊🏿💯💯💯

[@KingKwabe]

I’m trying to get my dad to take the maternity test too😂😂 my Abuela who still lives in Cuba had parents from Barbados! So it would just be dope to kinda put everything together🙏🏾

[@prodbyandley4636]

You mom probably has haitian ancestry

[@KingKwabe]

@@prodbyandley4636 Well I learned my maternal lineage actually traces back to three different tribes. Masa, Mafa, & Kotoko people living in Cameroon🇨🇲

[@prodbyandley4636]

@@KingKwabe nice nice

[@ericstrickland9866]

Amazing. This African Ancestry is very detailed. I'm a black american. I use to have a beautiful girlfriend who was mande tribe from Sierra Leone. I use to go to some Sierra Leone parties Georgia. Sierra Leone people are nice, and their food is so delicious

[@Jmxd21]

Wow my dads side of the family is from Guyana. My results said I am Fang as well. If you dig deeper, you will find out we descend from the tribe of Mannesah. I can give you an informative video about the Fang if you would like.

[@Dje8888]

Thank you for sharing. Please send it over.

[@Jmxd21]

@Unknown User the link is above

[@melissawilliams6194]

@@Jmxd21 I watched the video regarding the fang i know they are israelites but how are you so sure they are mannesah ????

[@fightingspirit3512]

@@melissawilliams6194 West and central aficans are not israelites. They not Semitic(Afro-Asiatic)

[@marciastx4540]

@@fightingspirit3512 yes they are.

[@muhammadrobinson1563]

I am from the United Kingdom My ancestors are Native American and West African We were captured then Enslaved by the British Europeans For Generations

[@ryanshaw4250]

This was cool dude. I think one of the things that's going to come out of a lot of this DNA is understanding not just the lineage but also the cultures of our ancient people. You mentioned a fondness for herbs and agriculture and mother Earth but there's also a lot to be said about polygamy, nomadic lifestyle and the societal norms that all of our ancestors lived in.

[@adlenaijomah3646]

Yes, as an African American lady, there are many aspects of various African cultures that I like & can use. However, polygamy is one of the aspects of some African societies that I hate & can not use.

[@spiritualelitecandle]

Loved watching your video I'm definitely about to take my African Ancestor test too and I did my DNA test and found out I'm from West African my Ancestors so now I'm ready to know the tribes too so will be purchasing the test by next week I can't wait....

[@blackmagic6]

How did it go? Have you seen your results yet?

[@clementgavi7290]

That's great. We all have inherited from the only and same God. We all have received Africa as a common good. Therefore there must be a place for you. This is why we all must be humble so God's blessings reach everyone of us. You are very welcome.

[@MichaelMengo]

I need to introduce you to my Ugandan friend based in the U.S. You two look so similar

[@abdulrahmanraheem423]

I love that u keep saying "I gotta learn the language!" Do it!

[@keithjackson9141]

Love this video brother, I’m awaiting my father’s side now praying it opens The door to continue my journey.

[@DrJDurr81]

My Fathers Side: MY Results: Fang/Benga People from GABON 🇬🇦 Hello 👋🏾 Family

[@yasssmine6487]

Thank you for being diligent and taking the maternal AND paternal tests!

[@sonnymartinez3051]

I am full Dominican, and my DNA composition is 53% caucasian (mostly Iberian), 40% negro/black (mostly Bantu), and 7% indigenous or aborigen. Interesting results because much of the recorded history I read narrates the majority of Haitians to descend from the Fon people of Benin, or at least they were the dominant group of slaves in the colony of Saint Domingue.

[@INGEN_Dahnie-el-aha-ha]

There is not a such thing as "full Dominican" because "Dominican" is not a race; it only describes the place you come from (the Dominican Republic). ...Just thought I'd tell you that. Blessings!

[@vaimende]

@@INGEN_Dahnie-el-aha-ha sonny meant that all his family and obviously grandparents Nd great grandparents were all born in Dominica and he also pointed out his ancestry so I'm sure he's aware.

[@INGEN_Dahnie-el-aha-ha]

@@vaimende "I AM FULL DOMINICAN" ....Is what Sonny said. If he/she would like to clarify, im all ears ;)

[@Bantuqueen01]

@Sonny Martinez so you re mainly caucasian..i sure wouldnt want mine to come back with all that caucasian..lol

[@vaimende]

@@INGEN_Dahnie-el-aha-ha yes full dominican as thats all he she is aware of, his parents and grandparents and so on. the same way some americans may say they are full american but like i pointed out they put out their dna lol not sure what the argument is lol. someone may claim to be full nigerian and then do a dna, its not that serious chill

[@markaubert1521]

Hey Brother, Congratulations on finding your ancestry. I know exactly how you feel. Anyway I just wanted to let you know that you share ancestry on your mother's side with actors Michael K. Williams, he played Omar, on the TV series, The Wire and Isaiah Washington and Idris Elba. So the next time you see these brothers, know you could be looking at possible family members. Again, Congratulations Family, I am Happy 4U. Peace!!!!!

[@willmartinez5496]

Nilotics are more like the Sudanese, tall and slim, dark and yes they have an Egyptian connection.

[@mhizummy2091]

I’m Igbo from Nigeria brother one love ❤❤l love Gabon people every igbos that knows history will love Gabon 🇬🇦 people very good people ❤

[@cindymcsmith1198]

Thank you so much I am Haitian and I am lookin forward to this… ✊🏾

[@Darnell]

I just saw your video! You can obtain citizenship in both countries, but it is easier in Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 (they have a formal process) as Gabon 🇬🇦 is at the whim of the President (Samuel L. Jackson received his citizenship in Gabon).

[@yosoydiamond]

congrats 💕🙌🏾this is so awesome! i cant wait to take my test

[@Joyinthemorn]

Glad you found your history. This inspires me to look up my African Ancestry soon.

[@valeriecarre8967]

We Haitians are always trying to learn many languages. unlike many of our neighbors in the Americas. I know 4, but I think that is a basic standard in Haiti, : Spanish,French, Creole, English. I want to lear Manadarin, korean, Portugese and Italian. used to want to know Arabic. Now I am learning Portuguese and mandarine, I always wanted to learn igbo.

[@GreaterEthio]

North, south, central America and Caribbean

[@valeriecarre8967]

@@Thatdudekay2 north America Carribean

[@blkqueen6201]

@@valeriecarre8967 Go for Igbo and Swahili. They are beautiful languages.

[@RealityStand]

Most Haitians are Igbo. Learn Igbo language, although Igbo is one of hardest language to learn because one word can mean 4 different things but it has things like dash and dots to differentiate it which people doesn't put when writing Igbo in English form. E.g: Akwa ( means: egg, bed, clothe, cry). Pronounced differently.

[@sheilavil3244]

@@RealityStand no we are not at all ! Keep your delusion out off here !

[@jadakissable9]

I need to do this one im from barbados and my mother is panamanian

[@Nutty151]

Both Barbados and Panama are Black nations so there will be a lot of African genetics for sure. Probably West African and similar results to him.

[@jadakissable9]

@@Nutty151 yea I have nigeria cameroon and benin togo... Benin and togo being the highest

[@Nutty151]

@@jadakissable9 Very interesting results! It's always a surprise to know where you really come from.

[@davidcomma1930]

Most Barbados ancestors where from the Igbo or Ebo tribe of Nigeria

[@timm.5403]

14:45-15:08 man that was powerful, I felt that in my soul man

[@quelquun2018]

💯💯💯💯💯💯🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

[@RwandasAngel]

Wow boo! I got chills just watching and listening to you read the results, I got that feeling in my stomach and it was awesome!! for real though I got to get this done, I've been researching this for the past year now and now i know it time wow! thank you I will definitely share this video. God Bless you.

[@asiaticlion9892]

Peace brother interesting shout out 🇭🇹 grew up with Haitian brothers . A Mende/Yoruba is symmetrical with a Natufian a population found in the mideast and west Asia 12,000 bc . We could say an African people who went out of Africa settled the mid east , sat about 100,000 years , built the Arabia Nubia Complex, then come back in waves . Obviously all the way west . Same population was indeed on Giza plateau . I'm talking about a time period prior to 6,000 years , everyone was various types of African we might say .

[@MercyAlwyz23]

Oh the Fang don’t seem to think some of their people were captured and enslaved! I had a conversation with a Fang KZbinr who got irate because I stated how I’m related to Fang via DNA. Then she shares her DNA results and gets 1% European 🤦‍♀️. This hatred we have for each other runs too deep! I had to remind myself that it was some of the ancestors they descend from that helped the Europeans capture the ancestors of the diaspora. Yeah, I left her alone! 😅

[@megaoldskool76]

I don’t know why she would think that Fang ppl weren’t captured via slave trade. Glad you told her, maybe she’ll do her research

[@MarabouKreyol]

My brother the name of the island by our ancestors was Ayiti and also Quisqueya Bohio (my home). Columbus is the one who called it Hispagnola (little Spain) because he claimed it for Spain. When we continue to describe our land as the name of the colonizers, we agree and fall in line with them. The name of the entire island (the 5 caciquas) now known as Republique d'Haïti and Republica Dominicana is Ayiti (Ah-yeeh-tee).

[@Njoofene]

I'm interested in taking their DNA test but also quitely disappointed that they don't send you a hardcopy certificate like they used to do. The Mende are a large group and in the Gambia, they are called Mandingo/Mandinka.

[@TheSassiassi]

I disagree... the Mende are an ethnic group on their own, they are not found in Gambia !! Yes , they are from the Mande group, like many other west African tribes, but certainly the language is very different.

[@Njoofene]

@@TheSassiassi I was referring to the group as per my original post.

[@TheSassiassi]

Ah, I misunderstood your response. I'm from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱, that's why I felt the need to clarify. .. I'm sorry Tam

[@zeeqq105]

Good video. Good to see a fellow African of the diaspora from Haiti relate to other Africans in the diaspora and on the Continent. I’m African American. I found out I’m Igbo. I haven’t done African ancestry yet. Yes, there were Africans who were here already in the Americas. Africans predate the people labeled Native American in the Americas. I think all black people have an issue with customer service and lateness.😂 We need to work on that. Thanks for sharing❤️✊🏽

[@omotanwa2986]

Your ancestors are proud of you. Welcome home

[@wallacepatterson4113]

I am waiting to receive my test and to complete it and wait for my results,thank You so much for sharing everything that I would call in to ask questions,You Are “A GOOD BROTHER!”❤!”

[@Cavelierz]

Welcome to MENDE land 🇸🇱... you look like my cousin.its striking

[@Pices3370]

You know Ludacris's (the rapper)wife comes from Gabon.her name is Eudoxie.

[@erelahbahtlevi7268]

Wow, you inspire me. I too am Haitian from Gonaives. I m gonna do this

[@davgar4241]

Am jamaican and i want to take mine. We Jamaicans and Haitians have a strong retention of West African

[@blackmagic6]

Dats Rite!

[@t.dollar94]

This is amazing! Appreciate you for sharing this journey with us brother. The best way to know thy self is to find out what makes you who you are and that begins with our ancestors(in my opinion). I’ve been looking into doing a DNA ancestry test and this video was the affirmation I needed to pull the trigger. 👏🏼 Peace, blessings and continued enlightenment family 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Noorkauthar22]

Omg so happy for you

[@TRUTHTEACHER2007]

The Nile is one of the longest rivers in the World. Egypt is only where it ends. Upper Nile would be in Central Africa where the Nile begins.

[@Dje8888]

Hence why I put in text , "Sudan, Ethiopia etc."

[@jaye2420]

Shoutout to you bro! From a fellow Haitian

[@R1M1r1m1]

Time to take a trip to the Motherland.

[@Dje8888]

Facts 🛩

[@Windsingerful]

One thought. The matri- and patrilineal dna traces straight line ancestry back, but what it doesn’t account for are all the ancestors in between - your father’s mother’s father’s line is just as much a part of you as your father’s father’s line…they’re just not able to pull every thread of the complicated weaving that we are. So that Ibo connection can be just as legitimate as the Fang and Mende. Very interesting video! It lifts all Africans of the diaspora up as more and more threads are connected!

[@WordSeed100]

Bro you definitely have to visit Garbon or Sierra Leone, and visit the main tribe with your result. Stay for 1-2 months and get your citizenship with your result.

[@rjpineda1521]

I did my DNA test a while back...I am part Yoruba part Wolof...and if you did not know Dominicans is the name of the Catholic order that Bartolome de las Casas belonged to...de las Casas was pivotal in the launch of the Trans Atlantic Trade of Humans from Africa as slaves...Gariseke Foni

[@lovellesokan9107]

Mende one of the largest groups. I am from Liberia, so we have Mende too..because SierraLeone is next door neighbors. I speak Kru ( Klao language)...also found in SierraLeone where I have relatives S well.