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[@shelliepowers2660]

Right now ancestry dna on sale $69!!!

[@rantsinpatwa]

shellie powers I just got in got $54 on Amazon

[@lisettebrown8317]

shellie powers Ive heard a large pharmaceutical company recently purchased 23and me dna.which means the dna company has the right to sell your dna to the pharmaceutical company. Id be careful giving away my dna to strangers.who knows what else they will use your dna For

[@cocolyndon4604]

Now $59!!!!

[@honeybee2356]

Lisette Brown Yeesss yes that was my exact concern! Smh, there's always an intention other than helping the people. That's why I have not done mine. Its Kool because God loves me. God bless you all ❤

[@Towoawawabo8]

Billion dollar business

[@kimberley3577]

*It warms my heart whenever I watch these videos and people are so excited to be from my country, Ghana. Makes me feel so proud and happy to be connected with them*

[@kriskorankye9154]

kim berley Kim where are you?

[@ShaunnCasselle]

I am 38% Ivory Coast/Ghana! Hey family!

[@loriparis25]

My results stated I was 34% Ivory Coast/Ghana. I am so happy, I've always wanted to know where in Africa my ancestors are from. I've been reading about the culture and history.

[@osceliacoleman3511]

I feel exotic now. 🤗 According to Ancestry, I am 50% Cameroon, Congo, and Southern Bantu 16% Benin/Togo 12% England,Wales 11% Ivory Coast/Ghana 6% Mali 2% Ireland and Scotland 1% Nigeria 1% Africa South-Central Hunters-Gatherers 1% Sweden The best part of this was finding out who I am. I never knew my father but thru the test, I can say that after 44 years of life I have finally met cousins on that side. I also met a 3rd cousin who has been searching for family after being given up for adoption 28 years ago. Well, whoever she is, she has me now!! It's definitely a life changer.

[@teresaevans4840]

Beautiful people they are😍

[@naiomiscocoon8217]

Your bed, It's so unique!

[@JasmineRose]

Thank you!

[@studmalexy]

@@JasmineRose do you give a shit about your Scottish heritage? Scotland has a better history than Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Ghana and Congo combined. Most enlightenment thinkers and inventers came from Scotland (like your James Clerk Maxwells, father of electromagnetic theories and inventor of colour photography) Or you have Adam Smith,,father of modern day capitalism. I cant name a single Nigerian or Ghanan invention or inventor. Personally id be more proud of my 2% Scottish heritage.

[@journeybeyondthesea]

Naiomis' Cocoon exactly 😍😍😍

[@harlemantoinetterisingfrom4639]

Naiomis' Cocoon I really love it too

[@jackieandrea]

@@studmalexy from all she said, the only thing you "heard" is her "insulting" Scotland. In a post about her great bed. So sensitive....are you pissy about that scene in "Trainspotting" where the main protagonist basically says the Scotland is seen like shit by other countries in GB? You trying to foist your low self esteem might on someone you think gives a shit?

[@Goldette]

Jasmine, this hairstyle is POPPIN though!!! 💁🏽‍♀️

[@dawnsunrise1981]

Goldette yes doesn’t she have beautiful hair

[@promisehubbert4947]

Girl! The hair is on point! You're beautiful sis, love the vid.😊

[@octaviaeguabor9516]

I’m African America.... My highest was Nigerian second highest Ghana then Cameroon/Congo, Benin, and South Eastern Bantu.... Some more countries lol.... You really look Ghanaian though....... I’m excited for ya babe!

[@blessedhonored3363]

Hi Octavia I've noticed that the dominant ancestry in all the tests i've seen is Nigerian and Ghana which are not far apart and I believe that they were the 1st "invaded" by settlers and traded which is why most of your results have more percentage of the two than any other African countries that are central or southern .

[@fartun7815]

Octavia Smith OMG!!! You got South eastern Bantu too🙌🏾

[@chantaybrown5032]

@@blessedhonored3363 My highest is Cameroon, Congo, & Southern Bantu (44%). Second, Benin/Togo (34%). Then, Ivory Coast/Ghana (11%).

[@blessedhonored3363]

Chantay Brown Welcome home girl

[@hembafantilley-gyado9168]

@@fartun7815 I am from Nigeria. Benue state. Tiv tribe in particular. We migrated from Congo and are part of the Bantu according to history. Funny thing is we still have similar words with the Zulus

[@MichelleNgozi]

I love that she's excited to have some Nigerian in there ayye!

[@Addi_Teacha509]

We Haitians are always proud to represent Africa as a whole.. only United can we achieve our true worth

[@Caring4You33]

Michelle Ngozi Poor Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@seby826]

at the same time i am hope she is careful when she is visiting africa, especially in somalia

[@mepierre661]

So nobody gonna talk about her hair .Mwen renmen chevew .

[@JasmineRose]

Merci Cherie! It's a fingercomber unit :)

[@faa_b]

AKA ISSA WIG! WOW I LOVE IT!

[@chasedadolla2479]

Farrah Blanca don't forget her nose it's to die for flawless

[@rachelfaith3578]

It's popping!

[@crazojw]

Mwen aussi...belle cheveu 😍

[@Misscreole21]

I had the same issue with 23ndme... I paid 100$ to be told that I was 92% African... seriously? Anyways, I'm going to try Ancestry DNA... btw I'm haitian too! :) thank you for the feedback

[@JasmineRose]

Johanna D. Yea I was kinda disappointed about 23&me. Lemme know what u get for ancestry dna!

[@abc1908]

But you do get your haplogroups though... with that you can identify which specific group you are a direct descendent of... check out africanancestry dot com

[@MariE-bz2eq]

Johanna D. 23andme have you tried uploading your raw dna to gedmatch and dna.land?

[@robertmoon9756]

Johanna D. Yes African Ancestry DNA test will be more pacific

[@TheEternalGospelOfJesusChrist]

Yeah it gave me 40 norwegien. Rest of it was hazy basically all of europe. Not a good test

[@001islandprincess]

Greetings. You are mistaken in your beliefs about your results. You took the autosomal test which means your ancestral makeup is from both your parents. You inherit 50% from each parent (and consequently, there is another 50% you did NOT inherit from each parent). If you want to learn about your maternal line that is called the mtDNA; this test only accounts for less than 2% of your genome. The same applies for the paternal line test called Y-DNA, which of course, females have to have their father or paternal brother, uncle to take to learn of their paternal line. The autosomal test will provide you with estimates of your ancestral makeup contributed by both your parents.

[@simonemunoz6108]

can you use hair of your parents cause i want to know and mine do not have bro and sis

[@lil_weasel219]

Mitochondrial DNA is not YOUR genome, its the genome of mitochondria. Mitochondria are cellular organelles of bacterial origin and their genome is tiny

[@alimamykargbo9464]

The Temne came Ethiopia moved Congo, Guinea Bissau and finally sierra leone. But there Temne people from Zambia call lemba Temne they also from Judah

[@vibezmissi]

I’m Jamaican by the way and they told us in history class in Jamaica that most of us cane from Ghana the Ashanti tribe.

[@cincybest]

vibez missi YES THE BEAUTIFUL ASHANTI PEOPLE. KUMASI IS AN AMAZING PLACE . IF U HAVE A CHANCE YOU SHOULD GO. I PLAN TO MAKE IT MY HOME SOON!

[@sheastar05]

This was not the case for my or my mother, we are both Jamaicans. I have a video of my results up.

[@Atlas24gh]

maybe Akan but not Ashanti. Ashanti are part of a larger ethnic group called the Akan. Akan in Jamaica are not mostty Ashanti but Fante from the Koromante section of the central region of Ghana. many Akan slaves also came from the region known today as Ivory Coast. Folks, there is a reason why Ghana and Ivory Coast are put together.

[@kellyappiah3945]

I’m glad they told you that because it’s nothing but the truth ☺️

[@AAA-we2st]

That’s really incorrect, Jamaicans do come from Ghana but from the Fanti tribe Ashanti’s fought the British so fortunately for them they weren’t sold

[@Cynnas]

Keep in mind that each companies uses their own database so the results only refect the customers in their database. And, the results are constantly being updated as their database get bigger.

[@LAFONESS]

😂😂😂😂 even though it was just 7% ... that reaction for being from Nigeria was priceless 🤣🤣🤣

[@DreCleveland]

I took this test. We are cousins! I have mostly Ghana and Cameroon also, as well as Nigeria. I also took African Ancestry and learned the Ghanaian part is my direct paternal line (my brother did that one) and Cameroon is my direct maternal line. It's important to remember that we all have a lot more than what African Ancestry will give you because each of our parents, and their parents, and so on will always have another line to add. So for direct results, AfricanAncestry.com is best. For the overall picture, definitely Ancestry.com

[@LynetteDenise]

This is an autosomal DNA test; therefore, it gives you a full picture. This test includes what you received from both parents. You are speaking of the patrilineal test. For that test, you would need a male relative. This test is very different from a patrilineal test.

[@abc1908]

L lg it all depends on what your looking for. Both are important, unfortunately ancestry no longer give out haplogroups

[@alimamykargbo9464]

I am a sierrleonean from the Temne people (people from the lion of Judah) you need to praud of sierra Leone, bukman is Temne. Sierra Leone have Irish in them and Portuguese.

[@zanguiza]

I'm glad you're happy with your African ancestry. Embracing who you are is liberating!

[@pohcp3]

Jasmine I feel you on the results... I just received my results... we kinda related. Crazy... Ancestry.com results... 25% Cameroon/Congo 21% Ivory Coast/Ghana 17% Benin/Togo 15% Nigeria 7% Senegal 6% Ireland/Scotland/Wales

[@SisiYemmieTV]

Lol I knew there was some Naija in there!!! If you're coming to Africa, come to Lagos!

[@LekeMadeIt]

SisiYemmieTV Yass!!! Like, Naija girl popping! Give them!

[@JasmineRose]

I would LOVE to Sisi! :)

[@alexzander1839]

I'm Jamaican and found some Nigerian DNA in me as well...and I actually plan a Lagos trip...so look out for me.

[@queenniyah3346]

Alex Zander my Mother is from Jamaica 🇯🇲 & Father from St Vincent 🇻🇨 I did my ancestry dna & I’m 64% Nigerian 🇳🇬💚 it makes sense why I love all things Naija 😀. I’m hoping to learn Yoruba I hope you get to visit Nigeria you would love it!

[@knightvalor8744]

@@queenniyah3346 wow... amazing!

[@farticust123]

Right now ancestry dna is on sale $59 until Nov 27, 2019!

[@lorinemontez4432]

farticust123 yes! Waiting on my kit!

[@odyssey9637]

I’m waiting in my kit from myheritage. I’m excited.

[@gifty2595]

I always thought you were GHANAIAN so I'm not surprised with the results

[@Terry-Oppong-RN]

Gifi Amo thankyou sister

[@funsahara]

@@Terry-Oppong-RN eeiii Ghanafuo

[@motherofallemails]

she's too pretty to be Ghanaian

[@ekni7743]

Definitely see Ghanaian. I knew it before she even read results. She looks like a typical beautiful Ghanaian

[@junelast5955]

@@funsahara 😀😀

[@SusanBame]

Your surroundings and your visual presentation are just beautiful.

[@ajaa3808]

I love the reaction you gave when you saw you were part Nigerian. it makes me feel proud to be a 100% Nigerian

[@taina_christina]

All Haitians are cousins, lol. HI COUSIN

[@JasmineRose]

Hey Cuz!!!!

[@billyg3254]

I'm trini... hey cousin twice removed

[@taina_christina]

hey cousin

[@mikakay5186]

Couz-Couz! 😂

[@Towoawawabo8]

Wi hi kouzin

[@williamamponsah4188]

Girl, when I first saw you, even before you read the DNA results, I said this lady looks more Ghanaian or Ivorian, so I wasn't surprised the greater part of your DNA comes from Ghana. You look much more Ghanaian than where you currently reside, trust me. We love you and we will be happy to welcome you back home in Ghana soon. I am happy for you.

[@justimagine346]

Your complexion is BEAUTIFUL 🙌🏽 please always take care of your skin! And rock that beautiful hair sis ✊🏽

[@eagleeyegordon9368]

Mine changed recently and my Nigeria went up 32% and it made me very happy.

[@mokie00]

My heritage dna does a similar break down. I'm 44% Nigerian and then etc

[@ShadowDwellerPsalm91]

I like how your results seemed to make you so happy. That's great!

[@CheriSTJohn-mh8wz]

My African Heritage came all from one place. I am 42% African and all Ghana. I did 23 and me and then had my DNA test done at Yale New Haven Lab for health issues. It was almost exactly the same percentages. Wonderful. 👍🏼

[@cowlico]

You are 42% African and all Ghana? Ghana is in Africa. So you are Ghanaian and that makes you an African from the country of Ghana. Cool part is if there are other countries on the continent in your DNA, the bottom line is that you are AFRICAN PURE!!! Blessings to you

[@THEE.apples]

What's the other 58%?

[@Gmystycal]

@@cowlico You misunderstood what she wrote. That 43% is from Ghana

[@cowlico]

@@GmystycalGot it and my apologies, but maybe Ghana and a few other places, African continent being so vast. I was talking to a guy from the Ivory Coast and he mostly spoke French. As my French is crappy, he was also half Somali. Mines is Angolan and Cuban (Yoruba peoples) and I speak Spanish and some Portuguese, as Angolans speak Portuguese.

[@CheriSTJohn-mh8wz]

ii Marquise ii ii Marquise ii Hi. The other percentages are 25%Native American, 42% Ghana, 15% Germany, 10%Melanesia, 5% Chinese/Indonesia, 3% unassigned. The surprise for me was Melanesia and Asian. We all have Sandy colored hair. We all belong to the Cherokee nation in Virginia since birth. Our eyes run from blue to gray to hazel. My older brother has dark brown eyes. We were told that our sandy to blondish hair came from my great grandma. She came from Melanesia. But we never knew what % Melanesian she was.

[@Lionsden49]

My AncestryDNA Test Results 32% Benin/Togo 26% Cameroon, Congo, & Southern Bantu Peoples 20% England, Wales, & Northwestern Europe 9% Mali 5% Ivory Coast/Ghana 3% Nigeria 3% Ireland & Scotland 1% Senegal 1% Norway

[@isrealnation7524]

So you red🤔

[@missbadwolf7689]

Oh my gosh!! You’re so beautiful!! Loved this video ❤️

[@IrisheyesonJesus]

Very exciting I could see those ethnic groups just by looking at you I can see Irish and English and Nigerian Cameroon and Congo based upon Africans I have known over the years you share similar features 💃🏾

[@OrangeMilkBlossom]

I loooove your bed. Where did you get it from?

[@BabyMuDinero616]

I was born in Sierra Leone (mothers from Liberia's, father is Sierre leone) and I'm of the mende tribe. I speak mende, vi, and kriole which is broken English. I came here to America when I was 1 years old back in 2006 because Sierra leon broke out into war... that's crazy we are related some way and the fact that my ancestors missed the ships and yours did make me... I dont know and I am so happy that you are sooo happy to be from Sierra Leone!!!!

[@mariaseidi4764]

Me too ,I'm from Guine-Bissau ,watching this DNA test I see many people with Guine-Bissau tribes in their dna ,I didn't know ...Hope one day they came to home it's so good important to know your ancestry ,culture it really guive you a sense of pride and belonging.

[@coppertone29ferdinandburke11]

You ain't looking nothing like those Nigerians 🙄you are 💯 % Ghanaian woman! Black and beautiful, proud and naturally radiant!!!

[@ninoshugar4788]

Copper tone29 Ferdinand Burke Nigerians are unique bro. Don’t hate. Being Nigerian is awesome.

[@marcrubin8844]

My sistah when you mentioned Haiti, I remembered a Haitian friend who also did an ancestry test and discovered that she is a quarter Polish. Which makes sense because of Polish soldiers helped the Haitians obtained independence.

[@carm7518]

My greatgrandfather is AfroPolish from Haiti. So yeah it is not uncommon

[@visionquest7870]

African Ancestry only tested one line in your family. They just tested your direct maternal line, which is your mother and her mother and her mother and so on. They didn't look at the DNA of any of the men in your family. They just looked at the women in a straight line going back in time. 23andme and African Ancestry on the other hand tested all the lines of your whole family, which included the men. They tested all the regions that you are from. They didn't just test one specific line that came back to one specific group. So in case you didn't realize it; you took two separate types of tests, which tested two different things. So African Ancestry gave you your specific tribe. Your high Ivory Coast and Ghana test score on Ancestry DNA looks like it actually confirms you African Ancestry maternal line results of being from Sierra Leone. AncestryDNA does not test in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia; so the Ivory Coast and Ghana is used as something like a substitute. But keep in mind that your test results are for different things, but they ended up supporting one another. If you get the chance you need to do some research on the Mande people, which is the group that the Mende belong to. The Mande include the Bambara, Soninke and the Mandingos, who are the founders of the Empires of Ghana, Mali and Songhay. So you belong to a very incredible ethnic group.

[@Mariah203]

Does this mean that you and your mother should have the same or similar results?

[@anyaw340]

Mariah203, Yes. Because mtDNA is inherited from your mother, your results would be the same as hers. (It's the same with yDNA for males; they inherit their yDNA from their fathers.)

[@AmericanAfrikan-BurkinaFaso]

I love u sista! You are absolutely beautiful!! Love that you are proud to be Black and African and glad you're finally beginning to understand your roots and ancestry! Just embracing yourself and realizing how special Africa is and how therapeutic it is to finally know where you're from and begin to unpack who you are! CONGRATS!

[@MzblkChin]

Its sad that you weren’t this happy when it said you were from Sierra Leone but it looks like you wanted to be from the popular places like Nigeria and Ghana ..Maybe if you google Sierra Leone you’d see how beautiful it is

[@sherryroberts234]

So true. I wonder why because they all seem beautiful with a rich history.

[@Angbwillinspireu]

_IshaBabii My Gullah Gheechee are from Sierra Leone

[@claudiasmile4469]

she doesn't wants to be part of Sierra Leone .it cool

[@mustafadagreat1031]

Y'all doing too much..she wasn't upset about the results she was only frustrated because she wanted to know more of her ancestry and that DNA company only told her about one line.y'all trying to make something out of nothing

[@claudiasmile4469]

Terrence Scott That look on her face when she said Sierra Leone and the look on her face when she said Nigerian.... you can tell that she'll be Glad to be More of Nigerian

[@wandametcalf9162]

I just can't get over how gorgeous she is. I literally gasped when the video started. Does she model? Can we petition to get her a contract? Somebody?

[@cashcarti4life]

You are always welcome to Ghana. 😍

[@isrealnation7524]

You sound so much like me I've been wanting so badly to know what tribe I am from because of my beautiful dark skin and also my features are unique and I've been told that I look like the back-in-the-day people ☺️🥰😍

[@ModestNea]

Your hair is gorgeous 😍

[@TRUTHTEACHER2007]

African Ancestry has a far more extensive collection of samples from Africa, so they have information that Ancestry doesn't. African Ancestry can give you a specific ethnic group following your maternal line whereas the other companies can only give geographic regions and present day countries.

[@nicolette100]

I just got back my DNA on my Mom's side is Cameroonian-Congolese. I'm just waiting for my Dad now to take his test.

[@AmeliaProudFinn]

AncestryDNA is a autosomal DNA test. It actually gives you DNA from both of your parents not just your moms side. MtDNA tests are specifically for your maternal haplogroup which will show you where your female line began thousands of years ago. You can do a MtDNA test at FTDNA. Ancestry does not do MtDNA.

[@TheSankapan]

It seems like out of all of the tests you took this was the most detailed. I’ve been wanting to do this since I’m adopted so I don’t know anything about my roots but I’ve been debating which is the best. This video just helped me decide. 🙏🏿🙌🏿

[@JasmineRose]

I hope you are able to find answers!

[@faa_b]

Your personality is everything!! Your Jamaican commentary killed me.

[@minarichards9726]

You definitely look Ghanaian. Those features give you away. Welcome to the family 🤣😂🤣

[@tiffanyslc]

I did Ancestry DNA and I'm totally mixed! 20% Benin/Togo, 20% Native American, 18% Cameroon/Congo/Southern Bantu, 17% Spain/Portugal, and the rest are small amounts from 10 other regions! My Hispanic Grandmother tested before she passed away, and most of my matches are from her. I have 1,000+ matches with 4th cousins or closer! Who knows how many with the 5th-8th cousins...

[@RaMahUganda]

hunnuh deh Gullah!!! gladdi fuh meet mi sittah!!!!- (Sea Island Creole) so it seemsYour a Gullah Geechee like myself! nice to meet you my sistah!

[@vrjanice2]

Hi, my family also. From Burton, near Beaufort, on Port Royal Island.

[@TinaThompsonPlayingtheField]

I love that they breakdown the African DNA! Other tests just told me that I was 37% Sub-Saharan African. Ancestry showed 21% Benin/Togo, 12% Cameroon/Congo and 4% Mali. I can't do African Ancestry since they trace women through their mom's side and my dad is the one who is black, so this was a great discovery.

[@L-mo]

you misunderstood regarding your maternal line - ancestry shows both parents contributions

[@heatherr7378]

Your headboard is so pretty!

[@ireomitowoju7918]

Ayyeee Nigerian sistaaa!!

[@afthoniachavvah6466]

This is my new favourite thing to do on KZbin

[@Purpleeyes92]

Bel bagay😎! Love the shirt.

[@JasmineRose]

kermelle nelzy thank you! I forgot to link the shop! Will do when I get home!

[@Purpleeyes92]

Jasmine Rose Thank you!

[@nmort90]

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[@nmort90]

kermelle nelzy taptapteesapparel.com/

[@spt1020]

Congrats on your results. I did the my heritage dna test. I got 32% Nigerian. I also got some Cameroon. I got a few smaller amounts in other parts of Africa. I got 17% from Mali/ Mauritania area of Africa. The rest was mostly European. Iberian Peninsula, Italian, Scottish, Irish, Welsh.

[@mykiamoto7145]

Where did you get your bed frame?!

[@JasmineRose]

I found the headboard YEARS ago on etsy!

[@SKJEAN3107]

I've heard that the test changes with each timeyou take it depending on who interprets the results. Not that I'm trying to bust a bubble out anything but id live to get a test but I'm not believing in the results. Imagine for every move in the family tree your ancestors doubled. 2 parents 4 grandparents and so on for thousands of years. Amazing!

[@LeSweetpea]

LOLLLL this is so funny 😂😂😂 love your reactions!!

[@JasmineRose]

Thank you SweetPea!

[@mariamhandire1454]

Makes sense. Remember that prior to colonization there were no boarders and slaves came from different part of the coast and some aeven from the interior. Arab slave traders went considerably inland at the peak of the slave trade to get "cheaper" slaves as demand and prices at the coast grew. There were smaller slave ports besides the well known gold coast (Ghana port). East Africa also had a slave port in Mombasa. Ivory coast and the other very small coastal ports also did. Small groups of slaves would be moved in boats to the main ships at Gold Coast. So it's natural over 8/10 generations that DNA will reflect. The European comes through from slave traders and owners impregnating the female slaves.

[@Tessitura9]

I'm African American and my highest African count was Nigeria in the tests I took which is insane lol. I'm like super Naija apparently.

[@cierandelle498]

Same here, I'm African-American and I took 23 and Me and my Heritage DNA. For both of them my highest percentage for African Ancestry was Nigeria.

[@42Laj]

Your hair is on point. I got my results too, and I'm at 21 percent for Ghana. But Cameroon is my highest. It is so exciting to know this!! I plan on visiting Africa in 2020.

[@mzamaze4840]

5:25 you so CUTE! 😂 You’re beautiful & now you know where it REALLY comes from!

[@genewhite9408]

Mz Amaze Where's that?

[@MahoganyBelle]

Hi Thanks for sharing your results. It was a fun video to watch. I received my results in January and just noticed my results have been updated, which is why I am on YT so early in the morning 7 a.m. :) Supposedly everyone should have received an update. Not sure when they sent the update but it had to have been within a week or so because that's the last time I logged in. My results have been narrowed down to a more specific location. Super excited about that so if you or anyone else have not checked in within the past week, you might want to check because you may be in for a surprise. Good luck!

[@fullyfranchesca]

You should try uploading your data to MyHeritageDNA next to see how it differs 😁. They give 23andMe & AncestryDNA clients a free ethnicity estimate.

[@JasmineRose]

Cool! Thank you!

[@Nasute]

Whatever the combo, it created a beautiful angel.

[@dlx6028]

*Gorgeous sista! 🍫😍 Dam them results, hahaha! Nah. I've taken 3. All have been similar. Deep West African roots 🌱 all day er'day*

[@eagleeyegordon9368]

My Africa ranged pretty much all over. Was really happy about that.

[@annickaurelie3778]

My siiiiiiiissss. So happy that u are from ivory coast. I loved u before and now I love u more. I'll teach u French, don't worry.

[@alexzander1839]

Annick Aurelie, you won't have much to teach because Haitians also understand the French left their language there during colonization.

[@rosedalinevaletine6931]

@@alexzander1839 No, we don't. Haitian (Creole) is considered its own language for a reason.

[@Star-dn3bq]

Annick Aurelie we need to move away from our oppressors language....

[@SusanBame]

Interesting. I had a DNA test done in 2003 with GenElex; I'm not sure they even exist now, or maybe they exist by another name. I found out then that I have 93% European DNA (not surprised by that) of various descriptions, and 7% Native American DNA. That's what I was looking for: is there any Native DNA in there? I found out yes, there is. They couldn't identify the tribe, or the area of origin, just that there was Native DNA. Now that it's 15 years later and all this other research has been done, maybe it's time to do a different DNA test and see what else I can learn. Thanks for your comments on the different DNA testing companies.

[@chery_dominique]

Wonderful, I did African Ancestry and would like to do this one too. I’m Haitian as well so I’m excited to find out what it says for me. P.S. Mèsi pitit pou enfòmasyon SALE lan paske mwen pa vle peye plis pase $69 😂😂 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@JasmineRose]

You are most welcome sis!

[@user-yh3st1vt9z]

All that mixture create something beautiful and that result is YOU.

[@AH-qd7bt]

Immediately I saw you I said she looks Ghanaian. Welcome home sis

[@nkeiruka5930]

Jasmine Rose you will love it there in Africa, I'm from Nigeria. Africa are going to welcome you so back your thing and come join us we are waiting Africa and American!!

[@niparri4187]

What a beauty! 100% beautiful....

[@adammoore7059]

Yes ancestry DNA breaks down each country mine is from all over African and from England and Wales

[@endofdays9172]

When you have a large percentage of any country can I apply for citizenship there? DNA don't lie.

[@MansaNze]

5:20 Myself included! I see what you did there...lmao! I LOVE IT!

[@ammaafriyie4352]

Ghana gal ayyyyyeee🇬🇭🇬🇭 your analysis @ 7:12 😂. For real tho congrats on getting more info!

[@JasmineRose]

Thank you!!!!!!

[@iamamarie]

I just did mine and I had 32% Cameroon, 29% Nigeria, 18% Mali, Ireland 6%, England etc is %5 and Ghana, Norway and Senegal are 1% along with indigenous Americas Yucatan Peninsulas.

[@theparakeet2]

Your hair & skin color are pretty. Haitians features are gorgeous.

[@blackmermaid1]

Lala P Haitians don’t have the same features though lol

[@thebridge5483]

OceanBlue 😂😂😂🤭🔪

[@NaturelleetBelle]

My bf is African and several people think that he’s Haitian and the crazy thing is Haitians would literally come speak with him in creole so I’m gonna make him take this test. We are so excited

[@cindyarias9656]

Haitians are 100% African.

[@ihsanidy9311]

Haitians are Africans ...

[@Gmystycal]

@@cindyarias9656 false

[@kettlybelfort2960]

Yes, we have been divided, but we are one people: whether we are from Haiti, Jamaica, Puerto-Rico, Cuba, all over the Caribbeans, and not to exclude Parts of Africa. look it up, we have been scattered everywhere around the 4 corners of the world.. We are ONE PEOPLE. We are the people that have fulfilled this prophecy of the Bible Deuteronomy chapter 28, and pay attention to verse 68. where it says "No one will buy you, it literally means: "No one will redeem you" but our redemption is coming because Jesus is coming back to redeem the people of God that had been scattered all over the world. Yep, you may not want to believe it, we are the children of Jacob from the 12 Tribes of Jacob/Israel.. We have fulfilled all those prophecies, and now it's our time to wake up, because some big events are about to take place. we don't know when, and how, but it is written. What God had scattered, he will once again regather. Here is a summary of our history: also, do your own research: We've been lied to about our natural identity. We have been called Africans, but we are not Africans. the Africans people are: The Egyptians, the Ethiopians, (Some Ethiopians became Israelites thru intermarriages ) the Libyans, and the Canaanites. If we are not Africans, who are we? We are the Israelites, yes black Israelites from the 12 Tribes of Jacob/Israel. Jacob had 12 sons, and we are the descendants of the 12 tribes of Jacob. (Jacob was the twin brother of Esau, the son of Isaac, the grandson of Abraham. ) How did our ancestors get to Africa? They fled Israel during the Romans' persecution, in 70 A.D. where millions were massacred, and they ended up living there:central/west Africa until the real Africans started to sell them to the Europeans. they were selling the children of Jacob. Why did God allow that to happen? the children of Israel were disobedient. they were often called stiffnecked by God. God warned them that they would be scattered around the four corners of the earth. according to many scriptures in the bible. especially Deut. chapt 28: 68: the whole long chapter of Deut. 28 prophesied of the many things that would happen to our ancestors and it did. so God allowed them to be sold as stated in the book of Baruch. (not found in our present bible. cause some of the books were removed out of our present bible. the bible contains 80 books, not sixty six. the biblical Israelites were blacks, it is written all over the bible. the bible says they looked like the Egyptians. they could not tell them apart. In Amos 9:7, God says that his children look like the Ethiopians. Was Jesus a white man? look in the book of Revelation/Apocalypse 1:14, 15, Daniel 7:9, Daniel 10:6, the bible tells us that Jesus had hair like wool; (creole: linn mouton) his feet like burnt bronze. what color is bronze? The image that was given to us to represent Jesus is of a man called Cesare Borgia. (do research ...) If we are the people, who then are the people that live the land? read Revelation chapter 2 verse 9 and Revelation chapter 3 verse 9, Jesus told us exactly who they are. the story is very very long. information is available everywhere. As Jesus told us, every hidden thing will be manifested./revealed. THE BIBLE WAS NEVER INTENDED TO BE A RELIGIOUS BOOK, THIS IS OUR HISTORY BOOK. AND EVERYTHING WRITTEN are PROPHECIES THAT HAVE BEEN FULFILLED AND WILL BE FULFILLED TILL THE END OF TIME. IT IS TIME for US THE CHILDREN OF JACOB TO WAKE UP AND TO CRY OUT TO OUR GOD FOR DELIVERANCE. God promised to gather the children of Jacob that had been scattered around the four corners of the earth and to bring them back to their land. Now, this is our natural identity. It is important to know our natural identity, but it is of utmost importance to know our spiritual identity. that is we must be born again, born of the spirit of God. that is why God sent Jesus according to John chapter 3. what we could not do, he did it for us, he died for us, took our sins upon him. we must all repent of our sins for ALL HAVE SINNED AND COME SHORT OF THE GLORY OF GOD. THIS SPIRITUAL SALVATION IS NOT ONLY FOR THE NATURAL SEEDS/DESCENDANTS OF JACOB, BUT IT IS ALSO FOR OTHER NATIONS THAT COME TO GOD. In reference to the NATURAL DESCENDANTS OF ISRAEL, THE PEOPLE THAT WE CALL NATIVE AMERICANS/TAINOS/INDIANS, THEY ALSO ARE THE NATURAL DESCENDANTS OF JACOB/ISRAEL. THEY CAME FIRST TO THE AMERICAS in 721 B.C., after the Assyrians' captivity, THOUSANDS OF YEARS before the arrival of Columbus. (keep in mind that the original people were all blacks, the lighter skin colors is due to admixtures of white Europeans, history also has it that many women were raped.. (research) THEY WERE MADE SLAVE BEFORE THE SO-CALLED AFRICANS. IT IS AFTER THEIR GENOCIDES THAT THEY BEGAN TO TRANSPORT THE SO-CALLED AFRICANS TO THE AMERICAS THROUGH THE ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE. They are the 10 tribes of Israel and those taken from Africa are the 2 tribes Judah, Benjamin, and including the Levites. The Levites were priests, they were not counted as part of the tribes. but they are the descendants of Jacob. The Haitians are said to be of the tribe of Levi..We were all stripped off of everything; our names, our God, identity, culture, ect. ...The names of the first people brought to the Americas on slave ships began, or ended in "Yah" Jesus' name is YAH-USHUA. the letter "J" only came into existence about 300 years ago. Wow!! SHALOM!!

[@omoluabiekpe3765]

Welcome home my Congolese, Nigerian, Cameroonian, Togo, Ivorian/Ghanian sister . Upload your DNA onto GedMatch too!

[@RosePetal509]

Love your shirt bel bagay.

[@chasedadolla2479]

Just sent my ancestry DNA kit out today can't wait till it comes back 😀

[@chasedadolla2479]

DegeOnTap im more african then i thought some native american a tad bit of british

[@Okukuseku247]

Love from Ghana!

[@collinhenry12]

For my with African Ancestry did show me both which countries and ethnic group my ancestors come from, I surprise for you it just show Sierra Leone. On my father side DNA shows that I am Yoruba and mention Nigeria while on my mother side show both the Bubi people of Equatorial Guinea and the Tikar people located in Cameroon.

[@Khaasie87]

I kind of had a feeling from the first DNA test you took you weren’t happy with Sierra Leone. Aww that’s sad but nonetheless I’m happy you feel complete

[@Khaasie87]

Amina J indeed...I was a bit sad too... and they are Beautiful countries.

[@didi425]

she wanted to be from a popular/cool African country like Nigeria, so that she could claim nigerian.

[@rugsil78]

didi425 my sentiment exactly. I feel like the first test may have been more accurate. I don’t understand how they came up with 5-6 different countries, including Europe. Honestly if they could pinpoint specific tribes then I may believe a little.

[@Khaasie87]

@didi425 you hit the nail right on the head...I guess Sierra Leone is not cool enough or not on the map as it counterparts (Nigeria/Ghana ) Sierra Leone is a beautiful land that I love

[@didi425]

@Khaasie87 there's no doubt there. don't worry. as soon as Sierra Leone popularizes some lit music or dance, or better yet, when she finds some mega popular Sierra Leonian youtuber, she'll run over to claim it too.

[@Ceelle2]

As a friend of mine drom Ghana shared with me: African tribes were historically horizontal in nature...the Europeans drew country lines that were vertically based. Many tribes cross national boundaries.

[@matthewbowling8265]

You are a beautiful african queen 🌻

[@kdesi27]

Im also Haitian too and did Ancestry. I'm mostly Cameroon/Congo. Surprise also from Mali. Most were colonized by the French. I wanted more Ghana in me too only got like 5 %. But its cool get to learn about other cultures. Great video

[@JasmineRose]

Thank you!

[@cornwall5334]

I'm 31% Ivory coast/Ghana

[@karentippets4285]

DNA analysis is always interesting, but that only tells a bit about who the ancestors are. You need to dig into the records to find out who the ancestors were. That's when it gets really interesting.

[@JohnDoe-nn3ib]

You get 50% of your DNA from your mother and 50% from your father, so your paternal ancestry is shown as well

[@greeny202ab]

No. She gets half of her DNA from her fathers X chromosome but we can only trace paternal ancestry by the Y chromosome and females do not have Y chromosomes.

[@Derellrassy87]

Yes u are right everybody should know that you get 50 percent of your dna from your mother and 50 percent from your father

[@greeny202ab]

@@Derellrassy87 Its not as simple as that, it depends on whether you are male or female. If you are female you will get 50 percent of both your mothers X chromosomes and 50% of your fathers single X chromosome but if you are male you will get 50% of one your mothers X chromosomes but 100% of your fathers Y chromosome.

[@Derellrassy87]

@@greeny202ab interesting since woman only carry xx chromosomes on males carry xandy chromosome, so a female will always will be identical 50 percent of her mother x chromosomes and basically on only from the x chromosomes from her dad still the y chromosomes might have dna lineage

[@greeny202ab]

@@Derellrassy87 Well not exactly. I suppose the best way to say it is that we inherti 50% of our chromosomes from our parents but it is a random process which of the genes within those chromosomes are actually inherited or expressed. The Y chromosome is much smaller than the X chromosome and is what we call the sex chromosome as obviously it determines whether a zygote will be male or female. Basically we all inherit half of our mothers X chromosome but females will actually inherit more of their fathers DNA than a male as the X chromosome has more DNA. This process is complicated even further by the fact that which genes are copied from the chromosomes inherited is random in the X chromosomes case but the Y chromosome is copied more or less unchanged from father. For this reason we use the Y chromosome to trace male ancetry but cannot use the X chromosome to trace female ancestry we must use Mitochondrial DNA which is only passed from the mother as the male mitochondrion DNA is used in the tail of the sperm to create the swimming energy and thus is left outside the egg during fertilization.

[@yolandarowe3094]

Ancestry tests what you inherit from all of your ancestors-- just like 23andMe and Family Tree DNA's Family Finder. Specifically, it tests the Chromosomes 1 - 22, aka the autosomes. Your brother can take Y-DNA test for direct paternal line. Either of you can take the direct maternal line test (mitochondrial (mtDNA) test).

[@vixi92]

THERE IS NO JEWISH DNA, in the sense of the mythical Jewish Diaspora 2000 years ago . Only the religious aspect being the mechanism that caused a genetic isolation / Mutation and because of this you can identify certain DNA markers that members of the Ashkenazi Jewish group have , that are not found in others not even with the original semitic Arab Jews or any Jews .The European Ashkenazi Jews only became separate from the rest of their population after converting to Judaism by marrying within their religious community , because of this close marriages within a community we can identify certain DNA markers in them . From a DNA standpoint, this means that all of the DNA came from a relatively small population. You could find this with any group that shared similar isolation characteristics . The Amish like the Eurooean converts to judaism would eventually end up with an isolated marker due to community mixing laws ( if they do DNA which they don't ). Even so these European Jews would still share other identical markers with their European Christian country men which means that people who get Jewish DNA in their tests more likely means that you and the Euroean Jews share DNA with the other Europeans . These companies could have just left it at just 'European DNA' but chose to creat a racial tribe and fool people into their Biblical ideology and to condone the theft of Palestine . They're also the same companies who test ancient Egyptian Pharoes and kings DNA then claim they were WHITES from EUROPE .

[@JackieLastrada]

So these Ashkenazi Jews are basically white folks from eastern Europe who CONVERTED to so-called Judaism. Sad. The real "Jews" DNA wise are found all up and down West Africa. Unfortunately, these DNA companies are not going to reveal this truth. But, TMH has revealed it for us.

[@demdarkon]

Most of what you said is either not true or very misleading. Ashkenazi, Saphardi and Mizrahi Jewish populations have specific dna that ties them to the Middle East or “Levant”. Modern Arabic Palestinians and Ashkenazi Euro Jews have more in common than they do with other Euro populations. So whilst politically I might agree with you on the state of Israel and the religious issues i think you are being very dishonest or at least you are misled.

[@ASD128London]

So it's a big conspiracy by these terrible companies with an ulterior motive. Your writing that undermines confidence in what ever else you say as you appear to have an axe to grind.

[@kairuannewambui8456]

Maximus Master what happen to 10 tribes of jews..we know like 2tribes jews i can be 50% jews dna who knows or who care..i wont stop enjoying being christian but annoyed coz God might curse me by not following jews customs..ew.

[@memewalkerb5305]

Thanks for the feedback about Sierra Leon. I was actually responding to another viewer who was misinformed about Sierra Leon and seemed to be confusing it with Liberia. The capital of Liberia, Monrovia, was named for James Monroe was the 5th president of the United States. He preferred repatriation to Africa to the emancipation of slaves.