I'M NOT DANISH?! | DNA TEST RESULTS

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Hi there beautiful face. My name is Louise but you can just call me Kelly. Why? Well, because in third grade I had a secret Destiny's Child band with two of my friends and naturally the name stuck with me throughout my childhood, teen years and all the way into adulthood - thank you Kelly Rowland. I started this channel in late 2007 because I wanted somewhere to upload the back-then-oh-so-serious "Proof videos" because I had a popular myspace account under the name of Kelly Killjoy. I had weird hair and swore a lot and I guess people liked that or just loved to hate it. I really shouldn't put "swore" in past tense. Anyway, I came back to the channel in 2013 and started loosely making videos and after a while I was like: hey this is actually pretty cool, so from early 2015 I started doing videos once a week, and I have no idea what I'm doing! Welcome to the channel: / kellyxkilljoy

[@monakuoppamaa5909]

😎 Be proud, you are 4,5% Finn! Best genes. You are welcome. Lots of love from Helsinki!

[@mericevros3319]

@Maya Yeel no

[@31gamenation]

English and Spanish people have finnish heritage as well, that means that most of american continent have a bit finnish

[@shakejuntti8872]

Yep. And Finnish people are the original people in Northern Scandinavia. There are actually two completely different Finnish groups: Western and Eastern Finns. German and British/Irish people are genetically more close from each others. It´s because Western Finns lived around the old Swedish borders and the Eastern Finns lived in the lake areas and Karelia.

[@shakejuntti8872]

​@@31gamenation It´s weird that Basque and Finnish people can share similar mother lines. Don´t know the reason for that.

[@shakejuntti8872]

​@@Q8sbss Sweden actually had a national project to prove that Finnish people (people from Norrland) belongs to a Mongol race but they failed. Racial doctors measured huge amount of skulls to clarify the Aryan pureness of Southern Swedes. It was not easy because Himmel had a link to Finland and believed that Finnish Kalevala Saga was an ancient story of Aryans.

[@TazmanFyn]

TERRIBLE pun time!!! ;D “Are you finished?” “No, I’m danish.” ( *badum-tssssssss* ) ;P

[@lisaolsen001]

I laughed , omg. ahah

[@mintucola]

As a finn i get this ”super funny” joke all the time....

[@homeopathicfossil-fuels4789]

We(my dad and I) actually pulled that one in the arrival security checkpoint in one of New York's airports, for two seconds the TSA agent stared at us like we were idiots, then she finally got it and everyone in that room laughed to the point of tears.

[@cannibalmilk]

Actually these tests have some problems with Germanic people because of the genetic similarities. In my test it appears West and North European and on my sister's say she is British and Scandinavian. But we are both only of German descent. And I know more German people that appear only Scandinavian or English. So in your test it actually trying to say that you're Germanic....

[@jono8884]

Ancestry calls my German Scandinavian - the closest are some ancestors from Holstein.....My Heritage was more accurate on that part but it did not have the Irish info...each company will give somewhat different results. For me, FT DNA was the most inaccurate. Paper ancestry is still important.

[@TheGangstor]

I am nearly 70% English, if it comes to my heritage. But I am from Lower Saxony and not from England.

[@nenaj1]

It depends on migrations routes and who your ancestors fucked. Ethnicity and nationality are two different things.

[@amalievels2234]

Milton Waldow thats actually really normal so it isn't the thing thats wrong or broken thats just how genes Work (づ￣ ³￣)づ

[@resonantdave]

So.... Danish?

[@captaiinpotato]

Looking forward to the first Schnitzel cooking video!

[@Fabinho204]

Schnitzel is austrian, i feel offended, but you could be from Vorarlberg which is the tiny part of austria in the purple "cloud" :D

[@peder6909]

Well she is austrian

[@Fabinho204]

Ýmir she is danish :)

[@peder6909]

The dna test shows something else, And Austrians are Germans btw to

[@Fabinho204]

Ýmir oh zorry i thought you meant her actual nationality, by dna the only austrian part which is shown is vorarlberg, but its still Austria

[@michelleg7816]

you are so beautiful! your hair is literally GOALS

[@abigailhollyoake1040]

I started to watch you because my nan is danish but she moved to england when she was 3 but I wanted to know more about the culture. Your videos are really funny and they have taught me a lot... I instantly subscribed😂

[@Kasarii]

Schleswig-Holstein was Danish territory for ages, so it's not that out there. There's also a whole pocket of French descendants in Fredericia (Jutland, West Denmark for the uninitiated), a city which a Danish king built to house Huguenot refugees after the catholic/protestant thing went sour in France.

[@pelontorjunta]

The Finnish (or better Finno-Ugric) ancestry results is perhaps the most reliable of all European ancestries. According genetic studies the change that your Finnish percentage (about 4-5%) is correct is 96% while if they are suggesting Swedish/Norwegian share their reliability is just 46%. So almost everybody having that Finnish ancestry tracked can be pretty sure that it not some "statistical noise".

[@moisuomi]

Finnish DNA as a whole is a mix of 50% Scandinavian, 40% Baltic, and of course 5-10 percent Siberian.

[@bookmilla8616]

Well then...TIME TO REBRAND!

[@darylflanagan]

I agree! Casper has to do the test as well to ascertain your roots! X

[@phantomreddeath777]

Maybe you should try a different test. 23&me shows my dna as being 31% Scandinavian, whilst MyHeritage shows Scandinavian as being 72%... also you and your brother only share around 50% of the same dna.. soo his results will be similar but different. Your channel is awesome, thanks for the awesome content!!! :D

[@moalhaimy1]

"This is my brother Casper". You could've fool me, I can see through him!

[@nicolebyard7287]

Thanks for the coupon code! I just signed up. Takk :)

[@nathanappleby5767]

Omg I Love This!

[@isaacx6560]

It makes sense because of the close connection between Scandinavian and Germany.

[@Nubianette]

Your brother should do it too. The variations are interesting. Just like siblings look different, they get different proportions of genes. Some of the lesser markers may not show in another sibling.

[@RiffsandBridges]

It's important to note that 'danish DNA' is normally determined by the genetic haplogroups I-1/I-1d/I1d1/I2 or R1-b/R1-a. That test really doesn't show you al that much in depth about your genetic origins. I took one myself (I'm Danish, by the way), but not on MyHeritage though. I got the I-M253, which originates in Denmark/Scandinavia, but a vast majority of my genetic matches were in the UK, Germany and some in Norway. This doesn't mean I have family or descendency from any of these countries BUT combine it with church records, and then you can make a reasonable conclusion.

[@mintucola]

Im impressed that Kasper knew about santa in Finland!! All other danes ive met believe he lives in greenland! Thanks for that fellow finns haha💙

[@KellyLouiseKilljoy]

mintucola Oh he knows a lot of random stuff. His catchphrase is literally “Did you know....” 😂

[@xq6136]

I have 93,2 % germanic and 6,8% irish & scottish. I made my DNA-TEST by LIVING DNA-Company, costs 120 €. I waited for 3,5 months for getting my results.

[@juliaisafilmbuff123]

Makes sense given that Jylland was shuffled between Denmark and Germany.

[@KellyLouiseKilljoy]

But.. I'm actually from Sjælland (Zealand). I just live in Jylland.

[@lrkenielsen5250]

Jutland not Jylland, Jutland is english, Jylland is Danish

[@SIG442]

Your DNA is different from your brothers DNA, they may have some rough similarities but could be very different at the same time. He will need to do his own test and you will see what I mean. There are more siblings, even twins that came out completely different. For your Danish part, you may be southern Danish which may be faling under the German/French part. Also the Danish part could be mistaken for Dutch indeed. You may want to dig in the ancestry archives to figure out more about your family and where they were from. The Americas basically means North and South America, as continents and not as in country. The country is often called America, but not the real name. it should be the United States of America (USA). A common mistake many people make. I am more Danish and Norwegian then you and my family lived in the Netherlands for about 300 years!

[@May04bwu]

How could Danes be mistaken for Dutch people? Isn't this based on markers?

[@SIG442]

You clearly didn't look into history much ;)

[@krisoller6276]

You're not Daning right. 😉

[@lifeisarhyme1]

This is so funny! Stumbled upon your channel.....looks like you have a whole new channel rebrand in the future!! German and French!

[@Gwenhwyfar7]

This is actually kind of surprising. My grandmother comes from Schleswig-Holstein area and even she passed down a pretty high percentage of Scandinavian down to us.

[@jono8884]

The border between Germany and Denmark is very fluid.....

[@Matstarx25]

a lot of my ancestors are from the southern part of denmark very close to germany. And they are still 80% scandinavian.

[@Matstarx25]

It´s true. Denmark used to have two more regions south of its borders today. They were called Schleswig and Holstein. Mainly consisting of german minded people throughout history actually. The regions were lost in 1864, yes.

[@linajurgensen4698]

I‘m german (Coming from Schleswig-Holstein) the most northern part (Bundesland) of germany (Schleswig-Holstein) was actually much longer Danish than german.

[@TheCerealluvr]

Agreed

[@inbloom7908]

Yess new video😍

[@TenderAce]

Hi Killjoy, I'm part Finnish myself and I can see this in you...Regardless, you're very beautiful and have a strikingly lovely Danish disposition. You're welcome

[@kylejdahl5358]

Had an older gentleman on a service call look at my blue eyes and asked if I was Finnish. I said 'No, I just got here ' - he used that joke at his card parties for the next year. 😁

[@Kornzz555666]

It's always funny when you get a shock I did this and I come to find out I'm mostly French good amount of German and a small percentage of Scandinavian

[@steveabitante8220]

NICELY DONE YOU ARE GORGEOUS!

[@invalidemailaddress8520]

i did the same thing when i found out that i was not what i thought i was. i am actually a small percentage finnish as well and i looked up traditional finnish music when i got my results.

[@RapunzelASMR]

Lol I am from belgium and got 36% irish english 34% german french and the rest northwest european. And last 200 years dna comes from belgium, germany and netherlands.

[@lil_weasel219]

its the continental celts

[@kristenmalick-hatta4300]

Definitely try submitting your dna to ancestry. My results for heritage dna were very different to my ancestry dna results which for the most part better follow my family’s knowledge of our ancestry. However heritage dna did give me the nice chunk of Scandinavian I feel like I deserve (both of my mom’s great grandparents were from Norway so I would have expected mine to be maybe 25% but ancestry only gave me 8%!). But my ancestry dna shows me as being half German which is quite accurate since i have many ancestors from there while heritage gave me no northwest european ancestry at all!) I really wonder which test out there is the most accurate~ ah also a lot of people have told me I look Dutch too! 🤣 Could be because everything is so close! Loved the video ❤️❤️

[@miikavanne4940]

As a Finn it was fun to watch this :D but I have to say that we do have homework. And yes Santa Claus lives in Korvatunturi which is in Lapland. Hyvä Suomi! :D

[@ian2083]

The disclaimer!😂🤣

[@nicolasfrebillot7899]

Hi, I’m French, I’m not an expert in genetics but I know that you share in average 50% of your genetics with your brother, furthermore you are girl so you are XX, your brother is XY. Really funny and genuine video! TAK! Best

[@JokesterVids]

You’re a little bit Finnish! Congrats and welcome to the fam! Greetings from a Finn 🇫🇮❤️

[@rominamilenova5854]

Welcome to my channel ! 😊 I think that there you'll be find something interesing ! 😉

[@AkkayHT228]

Lol, 4.5% is nothing..

[@kieli.]

I like you both collaborating you guys are just fun lol

[@Korruptor711]

I was told my dad's side was 100% Spaniard, so I was surprised when I did a DNA test for myself and my dad. Then on my mom's side I was told British and German. It turns out that my paternal grandfather is Native American and my grandmother is mostly Spaniard, but a few other things. I'm also 12% Danish! I was not expecting that at all. Maybe I need to make a Danish KZbin channel now lol

[@quakmy2446]

My mother was sent Myheritage package like this. I hope it arrives soon because I WANT TO KNOW IF I HAVE FAMILY IN GERMANY!!!

[@quakmy2446]

It would be really sad if they died out in the war😢

[@diegobadauka9944]

Congratulations! From my Father side I share DNA with the Swedish "Rus" Vikings

[@khs17]

You are Danish to me Louise and Kaspar born in Denmark 🇩🇰 😊❤️👍

[@wildcorn5443]

English, Germans, and Danes all have very similar DNA markers. MyHeritage DNA has a problem telling apart basic ethnicities such as telling Germans apart from Brits, French apart from Spanish, or Siberian apart from Native South American. I suggest you do a more reliable test, like AncestryDNA or 23andme. They have a much larger database than MyHeritage does, so they will be able to tell apart Scandinavian people from Germans or Brits. After that, you can download your raw data and upload it to a free site called "Gedmatch.com", and you can screw around with that site a little bit.

[@Macwizzard]

Siblings could potentially share no DNA. On average, you'll share between 1/2 and 1/4 autosomal DNA. Also, run your data through GedMatch and a few different models and you could get different results. MyHeritage has a relatively small database.

[@annaroitman4765]

Will be interesting to take it one day , some Israelis found out they have been Italians all along.

[@michaelterry1000]

My mother did this and we expected her to be mostly German and British. The results were 25% Scandinavian which we did not expect at all.

[@cinaedmacseamas2978]

Aha! You are Kelt! Keltannach!

[@trenchrock]

My test said I was 22% Scandinavian, haha. I think the western Europe includes part of Denmark though because it overlaps in the northern sections. I'm also 34% Western European, 6 % Irish and the rest is Eastern European.

[@RobertHeslop]

I'm curious about these DNA tests now because my whole life I've lived in the UK, I only know that I have UK family dating back to late 1900s from family tree research apart from my great-grandma from Ireland. So would I just be literally 100% British or would I actually have Scandinavian DNA because I live in North-East England where Vikings invaded and there's a wall built that ends in my city which was during the time of Roman invasions... so I'm curious.

[@johnfisher8972]

Anglo-Saxons came from that peninsula. Prussians were trading throughout that area too, centuries later.

[@AnzoAnzoh]

Please do a review of the new Netflix series The Rain. It would be really fun to hear how 'Danish' you think it is :)

[@aLejoejonas992]

I wonder how interesting mine would be since I am Colombian and with the colonization and all of that I may have lots of surprises🤔

[@Lydia.94]

Wow. And i thought i was too low, being only 72%Greek when i thought im 100%. But i saw that northwestern dna expands till denmark so i think you're Danish in the end lol.

[@louder2344]

Lydia94 Πως κάνουμε αυτό το τεστ;

[@Fabinho204]

Finally 😍

[@m.s.r.s-9495]

There was continental european migration in Scandinavia during bronze and iron age. This explains even the presence of a celtic tribe Cimbri in jutland in the time of the roman empire. Europe have a huge long history of interactions anyways .

[@linajurgensen4698]

I‘m german and pls don’t forget that „Schleswig-Holstein“ in Germany was part of Denmark for nearly 1000 years same with half of Poland actually was always Prussian/German... for a much longer time than it was slavic.

[@deadleafecho800]

I tested my DNA recently and was surprised to find out I'm 4% Scandinavian. I'm super surprised than I'm more Scandinavian than you! ;) But seriously, do you think your test was accurate? Has it changed how you view yourself?

[@jemand3101]

Welcome to the German side of KZbin xD, I never did a test but both my parents come completely from Germany so I think so

[@ericpfeiffer3463]

Actually, knowing what I know of my tree, MyHeritage has proven to be the closest. My results came back to almost around 50% scandinavian and 50% Scottish/Irish half/half just about. My great grandmother was a Nielsen and her mother, Kristine Knudsen and father Niels Nielsen immigrated from Lyngholm Thisted in the "Tyr" region of NW Jutland Denmark in late 1900s. My great grandmother Nielsen married a Moriarty from county Kerry Ireland. My fathers father is Norwegian/Irish and my mother is confirmed through geneaology Scottish/English. My norwegian line is from Trondheim area of Nord Trondelag in western Norway.....seens to fit my MyHeritage results pretty well

[@shellycarney4041]

Hajjaj the rain comment!! My brother and I took one to our percentages were different he was 60% Irish 20 French 5 Scandinavian and the other 15 was small mixes of other European cultures, o was 50 Irish 25 French and 25 Scandinavian flat 😂😂

[@ubellubo]

Scandinavians and Germans are very closely related. There is a theory that Scandinavia used to experience population explosions from time to time and people would have to leave Scandinavia to find new lands to live in, such as Germany; hence the Goths (who helped invade the Western Roman Empire) for example take their name from a region in modern Sweden. And of course those same Scandinavian/Germanic people ended up moving into Northern France too (and indeed all of Europe to some extent).

[@hannahbrewer2197]

You guys need to redo this and take an Ancestry test. They are far more accurate than MyHeritage, and they are way more precise in their region differentiation.

[@cerenalasse]

You should totally talk about the common names in Denmark :D I feel like if I yell Kasper in the middle of the city at least 15 will answer :D

[@pagteneie5104]

Idk why, but I laughed a little when I saw it said "Scandinavian 0%"

[@schaumi396]

Haha, that's really funny! I'm German and I'm only 53,7% NW European - so you're more German than me! But I have 4 more ethnicities including 9,8% Scandinavian - so I'm more Scandinavian than you are!? I'm puzzled.

[@jono8884]

Don't feel bad, my German ancestry is called Scandinavian! The closest to Scandinavia is Holstein. So, yes, it may be that the populations are too close to separate out. Plus, the estimates are based on more distant dna results.

[@Kasarii]

Holstein was Danish territory for ages, so some "blending" would be expected. It's like telling Danes and Jutes apart - way too late, though they were originally two tribes.

[@ericpfeiffer3463]

Like I said in the other video. MyHeritage gave me almost 50% Scandinavian, the rest Scottish and Irish and then a little English like 5% or something. Makes sense cause I have Danish ( 2nd great grandparents ) and Norwegian ancestry. My Danish lines are from the islands of Bornholm and Fyn in Denmark. My Norwegian lines immigrated from Trondheim. My Danish ancestral surnames are Knudsen, Rasmussen, Jourgensen and Christiansen.

[@ericpfeiffer3463]

Quick check of my Danish tree: my great great grandmother Knudsen was from Thisted in NW Jutland and her father was from Viborg. My Grandmother Knudsen immigrated to Chicago around 1900

[@allies7184]

now upload all your results to gedmatch and wegene to find more detailed answers to your results. Both companies use more ancient forms of DNA to tell you your results.

[@anneh6864]

You can make videos about all the countries!

[@judithbakker92]

You guys look pretty Dutch (i'm Dutch too)

[@thaleis]

Nationality and DNA are 2 different things. If some of your ancestry members was part of the protestant people from western european countries then, they could have been chased by catholic church back in the middle age (heretic wars) or even later during reformation (in the 16th century)... they probably have been part of the wave of new protestant settlers from the french Cathars or germanic Lutherian community in northern countries, from Holland to Scandinavia. You also have finnish roots... maybe some mix with co-religionaries here ?

[@cariocabassa]

Nice!!

[@linaliebendorfer9617]

cool t-shirt!

[@jonathansports1036]

7:29 Yes, you can say “peoples.” I know it sounds weird and even a bit wrong, but you use it when talking about various races, ethnicities and nationalities. If you’re just talking about a group of individuals, you would use the word “people.”

[@yoandez300]

So if you need French lessons I'm here ^^ By the way we also have frikadelle in Northern France...

[@Hansen710]

Så blev i klogere på hvor jeres postbud kom fra 😂 Det kalder på næste show handler om hollandsk ost og coffeshops

[@bartakstergart2982]

hahahahah.... we can not listen to medina anymore.... "synd for dig!" shit! i died!

[@jokuvain9162]

Tervetuloa kerhoon! = Welcome to the club!

[@fiduzen6528]

I have polish great-grandparents aswell, who integrated to Lolland.

[@pvtrowden]

Actually with the way DNA works you and you're brother might be similar but you wont have the same DNA, say one parent is 50%Danish 50%German, and the other parent is 50%Danish 50%Russian. That means you could be 100%Danish and you brother could be 50%German 50%Russian. While you do get 50% of your genes from each parent the genes passed on aren't always the same you can have a little bit of each side but not always. It's actually pretty cool how genetics actually works and I suggest having your parents and brother take a test as well so you can see just how different you really are.

[@martha-lisaflinsch4354]

I can tell you this about ancestry dna, I think they leave some smaller countries out because their people have DNA from nearby countries. Example: My Father’s Mother was born in Denmark. His Father was born in the USA from Swedish parents. My Father and I do not have Denmark listed. We have Norway, Sweden and Germany and Northwest Europe. So do our cousins. Oh, a little bit of Finland. On my Mother’s side it should be Germany and Switzerland. But no, Just Germany and Western Europe. A little Poland that was Prussia. What about Denmark and Switzerland???

[@leopartanen9431]

Cool 4.5% Finnish :) In Finland it's surprising if you are under 90% Finnish :D

[@henjuhasa9311]

98,5% Finnish here! 👋😄

[@leopartanen9431]

@@henjuhasa9311 Damn, so close to 100% 😂👌🏻 Let me guess, are you 1,5% Scandinavian, Baltic, Central Asian, Eskimo or Native American? 💁‍♀️😅

[@PatchworkUSA]

This is interesting. I'm American. One of my great-grandmothers was 100% Danish. But, like you, my DNA results showed no Scandanavian at all. With Denmark attached to Western Europe geographically, is that why the DNA there is European instead of Scandanavian? I was disappointed, too, that I am not more diverse. Oh well...

[@SolSkinn]

Lol! I live in the states and my DNA is 70% Scandinavian :) My father is half Danish and my mom is Norwegian. We were supposed to be the rest German, but no... irish. Lol!

[@nepotiums]

By French, maybe it means Normans from Normandy? My ex is from Normandy, she has Nordic, German/Dutch and Celtic ancestry.

[@ember1794]

This is hilarious, you're Scandinavian and come back as North-West-European, and I'm German and I got ZERO North-West-European, but Scandinavian, British and Eastern European (this one is true)!! You could also pass for Germans or Eastern Europeans, I think!! - Jon Snow 😂😂!!

[@sleepingrosess]

Haha this was interesting! And yes Finland (I'm a Finn)!!😄🤘🏻

[@sleepingrosess]

And we do have homework, I don't know how much y'all have if our homework is not homework at all but😂😂

[@brasilianskkvinde]

I’m in Denmark, Was born in Brazil! My Chanel was about native Americans with I believed I was half and my DNA show 0% Native American and even 0% Brazilian :( I’m felling lost

[@Yandolito]

Tyrkisk Peber is now produced in Finland. If u like that.

[@blackcoffeebeans6100]

Turkish Pebers was invented by a Danish Guy Per Fjelsten. Fazer from Finland bought The rights to produce it.

[@leehallam9365]

I actually came out as more Scandinavian than you (3%) and I'm English! Like you I'm a bit Finnish too, and 57% Western Europe, though I have no connections there in my family tree, or in any of the surnames accociated with it. My theory is that I have more Anglo Saxon ancestry than is usual. All they actually do is compare your DNA with samples from different areas, so I have more matches with the areas my distant ancestors come from. I would guess what your results are telling you, is not that your family are new to Denmark, (other than the Polish connection), but that a long time ago they had their origins a litter further south than most Danes.

[@leehallam9365]

You could upload your raw data to another company, I uploaded my Ancestry data to My Heritage, miraculously I am now 83% English, plus 10% Scandinavian.

[@LoverGetamped]

i'm 96.9% English! i can trace my roots back all the way to anglo-saxon that came over to britain and create England :D I'm English btw

[@jono8884]

You will get different results with different testing companies too.

[@lloydrasmussen554]

That's funny, my mom thought she was French and German, and MyHeritage said she was 90.0% Scandanavian, 5% Spanish and 5% African.

[@chrismatthew8929]

top france is normandy right below england, so if your anscestors is from normandy witch is techneqly is denmark you are good to go, and tollo from denmark was a king ind france, and finish, so it indicates that you are pretty mutch scandic

[@emisstudying]

I’m Finnish, and we do indeed have a lot of homework, lol. :)

[@tiluriso]

Danes are a Germanic people, so West and North West Euro is a perfect match to your Danish peninsula origins - you probably cluster close to the English of 'Saxon/Juttish/Anglian stock - collectively know as 'Anglo Saxons' and who brought the North West Germanic/Frisian dialects to the British Isles and whose genetic imprint is, not surprisingly, strongest on Eastern British provinces of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Kent. The 'Scandinavians', though also Germanic and closely related too, likely developed slight genetic distinctions because they were somewhat isolated, being across the North and Baltic seas, whereas Danes have a bit more 'Continental' influences (that is, North West German, Frisian)

[@biochemdog5198]

And I'm Polish but my tests keep showing me 18% Danish lol. I don't know any Scandinavian ancestor at all in my genealogy.

[@nadialexa]

I'm surprised you didn't get any % of British! You look very British :)

[@rschool1669]

I thought you might be dutch because of your accent. You kind of sound like a Dutch person speaking English😂😂

[@TheresedeLemos]

Ej hvor vildt, jeg vil også prøve 😍

[@lifeinnature1916]

I really Want to try This 😅

[@youngkamisama]

You can still be spiritually Danish