My African Ancestry DNA Results - Am I originally from Africa?

[@Nasute]

"To be African american is to be African without memory and to be american without privilege" Powerful and profound. Do you know the source of this quote?

[@BrianSapp945]

In the 1400s it was documented that the so called "blacks" residing in West Africa were Hebrews. They were eventually sold by their Hamite brothers (Africans) into the hands of the Spaniards, Portuguese, and later the British/British Colonists. The slaves had Hebrew names with the word Yah in their names.

[@tommyj.pearson502]

@Zeeqtee Prn thank you , bc they dont understand they are african we didnt have slavery like middle eastern and European people. No matter social class you could become a king. We are African we are more than what a book tells us.

[@bunbyondge146]

@@BrianSapp945 shut your dumb ass up

[@thecraplordsell4575]

Mr. D we are not Hebrews you dumbass. Where’s your proof

[@walwaal3533]

Ellis Abram Check my somali dna result kzbin.info/www/bejne/kF61pX1qeL2Gh6c

[@njeridiva85]

As a continental African i would like to say that you are my brother separated from us by the cruel hand of slavery. You have always been my brother and you are family.

[@BrandonBarryBrown]

njeridiva thank you my brother!!

[@philipii5386]

So why the blacks sell his forefathers.

[@njeridiva85]

@@philipii5386 You're an idiot.

[@houseofaboriginal]

All of us did not get to America via slavery. Most of us have always been in the Americas

[@petercampbell949]

Makes me cry to see were your ancestors came from so happy for you

[@Moonbaby001]

Im Nigerian and I have been watching these African Ancestry videos all day and have been tearing up and excited to find out ur roots along with u guys. I love seeing u guys so excited and happy to find out ur tribes...it makes my heart so happy.

[@amandaeguale1641]

Me too

[@amandaeguale1641]

I have met few people here in the US and I am so excited

[@Jah_Nzola]

Thank you🙏🏾 Many of us are coming home!❤️🖤💚

[@Darnell]

Congrats! It is blows your mind when you find out! I did both tests. My paternal side is Yoruba from Nigeria. My maternal side is: Mandinka from Senegal, Fula from Guinea-Bissau, Mende & Temne from Sierra Leone, & Kpelle from Liberia. If you are able I would recommend traveling to Cameroon as well as learning the language of your tribe. Be blessed!

[@BrandonBarryBrown]

thank you! I plan on making a trip over there soon

[@jerrimuhammad2308]

I did the test and my maternal lineage is from Yoruba people in Nigeria... trying to get my brother to do the patriclan test

[@ContetorTV]

good to know u are from Yoruba tribe try to learn more about them I'm from Nigerian from Igbo tribe but my wife is from Yoruba tribe we address ourselves as Naija very hardworking, smart and intelligent people Naija we don't come last

[@jerrimuhammad2308]

Labourer 11 Media thank you. I’m learning the Yoruba language and I called my son Aaron Aaroni as a pet name not knowing its Yoruba for Aaron... I wear my headscarf similar to Yoruba women and did not know.. my roommate in college was/Igbo and she was like my sister... it’s a blessing to know

[@jungzjackie9562]

@Ant Nam He is lucky! Don't nobody want any european blood in them if they don't have to.

[@cocoaLIB]

That’s amazing! My mother also got Cameroon in her DNA. My father is from Liberia. Makes me so happy and almost emotional to see these videos! Welcome home, brother ✊🏿

[@yudahel8521]

😂😂😂

[@araps4w354]

I like that quote “To be African American is to be African without memory and American without privilege “.. definitely after taking the test, you can restore and reconnect with your historical memory, and gain the privilege of knowing who you really are. Kudos man!

[@xsamurai8206]

Awwn we Africans love you African Americans . Thank God you are now embracing your African side instead of calling yourselves Native Americans

[@LilliLamour]

Ella Samurai We love you too. And I couldn't agree more.

[@americanroots9774]

We not native Americans most of us are the original inhabitants of america

[@xsamurai8206]

american Roots so how come when most of you take the DNA test it shows mostly sub Saharan DNA

[@misscocobrown376]

I'm Black American..I wasn't born in Africa and neither were my ancestors.

[@americanroots9774]

Because most of know our lineage on paper and Documented birth certificates my family was not slaves I got pic of my lineage so far to 1800s and we owned land my great great grandfather had a huge farm in Paris Texas and I got a black and white pic of him with my great Grand father on a horse and that the 1800s and he didn't look African he was sue and on my mother side side my great Grand father which is this avator you looking at was a native he had land in marked tree Arkansas and bulit a home by his own hand there I got my lineage through my grand parents photo's and Mississippi events they been through just track there name down where your family what ever state they came out of. By they last names and you will find the tribal Baskets linked to there names my family coming out of Marked tree Arkansas and Paris Texas and those are Indian territory so far no African Names or any link

[@crystalo1561]

Can't wait to take my test! My husband is Igbo and he calls me his Igbo wife, but i'm African American and i would LOVE to know my specifics! Thank you brotha for sharing,(i almost got emotional with you) ❤❤❤my people

[@Bizz2k]

Congrats....I'm Yoruba from Nigeria and though we are from different tribal cultures, we all lived side by side.

[@smithdaylight2990]

Congrats bro , so far I’m Cameroonian and we welcome you . And so far from all the results I have watched Cameroon has the most . 💪🏿

[@famu87]

Welcome to the family. The Tikar people have a fascinating history and culture. They were one of the largest kingdoms on the continent prior to colonization. The only reason they were colonized is b/c they were fighting multiple wars at one time. The Tikar is a tight knit community. There is semi-annual homecoming for the descendants of the Tikar people. We are offering reparations in the form of land as sign of solidarity and welcoming you back home. Let me know if you are learning Tikar history and meeting your cousins.

[@BlubberInJeKontx]

@Culture Freedom What about them?

[@fastandfurious3751]

You have Cameroonian features. I'm not surprised.

[@yudahel8521]

No he doesn't, he doesn't look African at all

[@ndonuetakwi3463]

@@yudahel8521 he does

[@wopdusaa]

Yudah El are you dumb? so what does he look like...? European???

[@RalphJones121792]

Congratulations brother, you have relieved part of the 400 year mystery of ancestry. I have done my dad side of the family but never my mother but I will accomplish both thanks to this video

[@clintonmax823]

Love and respect brother. Am a Tikar from Cameroon 🇨🇲.

[@candiceaddison4632]

Brandon your skin is so pretty.. Melanin poppin. .. do it for the culture..

[@BrandonBarryBrown]

Candice Addison thank you!!

[@fifimpia7372]

Yes he does have lovely skin 👍🏾🤗

[@walwaal3533]

Candice Addison Check my somali dna result kzbin.info/www/bejne/kF61pX1qeL2Gh6c

[@williamdevonish4266]

@@BrandonBarryBrown I think your t shirt may be offensive towards blacks of slavery or at least to me.. because your bragging of being exactly what it says... and that is actually offensive towards those that wish to not be affiliated with slavery. Just my opinion

[@allaboutafrica6274]

Congrats on your Cameroonian results fam! I'm getting my maternal and paternal results soon, hopefully next week. I'm 97% African according to Ancestry DNA so hopefully they come back African and more importantly, Tikar or Bamileke from Cameroon like you.

[@allaboutafrica6274]

@Welcome's House No I was born in the states, Michigan to be specific. But to my knowledge, my ancestors came from Georgia and South Carolina.

[@Littlething41]

@@allaboutafrica6274 Pretty cool! Please share your results! I believe southern blacks definitely have a higher African percentage. My paternal granddad is from South Carolina and I've traced his first and last name that he shared with his father to who I'm assuming was my ggfather's owner? But my grandmother is mixed so I might have more success with my mother's side. Her grandmother migrated from Jamaica.

[@allaboutafrica6274]

@@Littlething41 Yes ma'am. And my results are on my youtube channel right now for both parents.

[@frogsmith9578]

@@allaboutafrica6274 mines from georgia too but idk about south carolina

[@AyahSaidIt]

Thanks for sharing this with people. It means a lot to someone who may want to do this. And it may help someone of non-african decent to sympathize.

[@zahmuisms]

I had the pleasure of opening my African Ancestry DNA results with my siblings and my 88-year-old mom on Mother's Day! My maternal grandparents immigrated to the USA from the Caribbean from a small island called Nevis in the early 1900s. Our results told me a lot about how our ancestors were enslaved ALL over the Western Hemisphere! (Drumroll...LOL) Well, my brother, I share maternal genetic ancestry with the Bubi people living in Bioko Island (right off the coast of the Cameroon,) and the Tikar, Hausa, and Fulani people living in the CAMEROON!! Wow! It really does give us a different perspective, like filling in a blank that some don't even recognize they have..... My next major travel mission is to the Cameroon and Bioko Island to connect with the culture and spirit of the people there. Thank you www.AfricanAncestry.com for opening up this new chapter that my children's, children will never have to guess or wonder about anymore!

[@art4therapy57]

So many people here are making this a fight instead of just focusing on Brandon and being happy he got some awesome results!

[@BrandonBarryBrown]

Art4Therapy thank you!! Well said

[@zweeterion]

Congrats Bro! Now you gotta bring out your soccer genes and learn that game! Cameroon is a soccer powerhouse!

[@ansh0133]

lololololololololololol hahahhahahhahah

[@africanroots_kingjoseph]

@Brandon , like you said . That's dope . Congratulations my brother. In finding out your African roots . I rencently took my African ancestry DNA tests for my mother side and father side . Now I am patiently waiting for my results. I too found about African ancestry from watching the Breakfasts Club. I said to myself , this DNA test is a great investment in myself. My parents never talked about Africa. They just told me to go to school , get a job and take care of mysel . Lol 😂😂 😂

[@aushmarie]

I almost shed a tear with you!!!! I’m so motivated to take this test for myself. Thanks for sharing.

[@changes649]

Congrats! I am from West Africa. Welcome to the family!

[@afroaztecamestizo8697]

I’m Mexican of Cameroon descent

[@martiwaterman1437]

Much rich history in your bloodlines.

[@gilliang6531]

That is so coolll mate

[@samreynolds3789]

AfroAzteca Mestizo Ma Shaa ALLAAH!

[@jazmynbrown6820]

Wow! Awesome!

[@AfricanProudVillageWomanJuju]

AfroAzteca Mestizo Pretty much you’re not african anymore lmao

[@mskeepitreal74]

Thank you for sharing such a beautiful quote it speaks to me in so many ways

[@BrandonBarryBrown]

thank you for watching!

[@rolanddiom8283]

When I looked at you, I knew you were my brother! Welcome home brother. Cameroon awaits you!!

[@SierraTayDavis]

hi Brandon

[@xr2kid]

Not anymore sis lol

[@porshecreatives1661]

Arreis Sivad really?! With the killing of Anglo Cameroon citizens?

[@veinsofafricanblood7519]

They having political violence right now...common African thing

[@xr2kid]

@@veinsofafricanblood7519 its actually not that common any more. 7 out of 56 countries is not common lol

[@clintonmax823]

Arreis Sivad it was until the Tikar people messed up that title in late 2016. Tikars are the most rebellious people group in Cameroon (Bamenda)

[@fruitsarelife148]

Don't worry, I shed a tear for you 👍😁 Congratulations, you are part of the best continent on earth 🌐🌍🌐🌄🌵🌴🌺👑💎

[@barbarabailey3205]

That made me teary eyed when you looked at that certificate. I am so happy for you!

[@Applesonthelawn]

This is so emotional to watch 😊

[@lorriet2922]

Hey cousin! My maternal dna is from the Bubi people of Bioko Island and the TIKAR, Hausa, and Fulani people of Cameroon. And you said it ‘WOW’!

[@clintonmax823]

Respect from Bamenda home of the Tikars

[@kofirey6752]

"Congratulations " African Americans USA: 47% Cameroon/Congo 14% Ghana/Ivory Coast 8% Senegal 7% Benin/Togo 2% Nigeria 2% Trace Region

[@clintonmax823]

Why do you put Ghana and Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 before your high confidence region. Disrespect from Cameroon 🇨🇲

[@safilynn1563]

Mbote

[@yudahel8521]

Lol

[@fathymusa530]

Because the most slaves who are taken from Africa were from ghana and cell was build in ghana coast

[@danielkyles3361]

Great results, I'm also Tikar, welcome home cousin

[@demotherboyz]

Welcome home

[@MYTMIC]

I'm realizing that if Black Americans knew our roots and our true homelands in Africa we would be less stressed, restless, and combative in America.

[@Blackfitbrogi89]

I just came back from Ghana a few days ago! You should definitely take a trip some day

[@NelsonLilTV]

We Africans love ❤️ you all African Americans, we are all brothers and sisters, I am watching from Cameroon 🇨🇲

[@magnussullendefru6095]

I am a tikar guy from Cameroon. I know alot about tikar. our major city is Bamenda very beautiful city. our music is bottle dance. we eat Achu.fufu corn and vegetable soup

[@blackpixels]

Man... I'm happy for you... I need to do this... it's Overdue. Thanks for Sharing, peace from London UK.

[@josweetlove1537]

Great video. You had me emotional too. Proud of you young man !

[@mikeaskme3530]

Congrats Brandon, i am doing mine next this December it is going to be a birthday present to myself. I hope you visit Cameroon and learn some of the traditions and cultural interactions of your ancestors. Oh and ignore the haters.

[@vicky_uche8349]

Cool results thank you for sharing them.

[@BrandonBarryBrown]

thank you for watching!

[@lindagorim85]

Welcome Bro. I am currently from the Tikar tribe

[@bobbye.wright4424]

Congrats brotha im happy for you

[@heknows9441]

He Brandon go and check out a KZbin page called "Native Borne". They just did a DNA reveal and you and his wife are from the same tribe.

[@ezenkeeishere3693]

The answer to the title is yes. It is impossible to look like you do as a Black American and not be African. We are more similar than different and we need to stick together.

[@danielle9273]

I'm so jealous. I won't get results like this through this particular kit, given the fact that my mom is both Black and White. However, Ancestry.com tells me I'm 22% Cameroon/Congo, sooo.... what up, cuzz!!!! :)

[@Intellectualrigor]

If your mother had a Black mother, you can still take the test.

[@danielle9273]

@@Intellectualrigor Nope. Doesn't apply to me. My grandmother is white.

[@Intellectualrigor]

@@danielle9273, understood. I have the same issue.

[@obiyanko2019]

So happy for you!!! Wherever you are you are AFRICAN! No one can take that away. Africa is BORN IN YOU! Whether from Brazil, USA, Haiti, Caribbean...

[@folarinafolayan1086]

Congrats Bro! Welcome to the Tikar family.

[@adamamunu3046]

Congrats on getting your results bro ....@2:11 and yes.... you are African- the roots don't rinse.

[@lisahair2love]

Oddly enough I was just studying a little on the Cameroon Tribe. I was drawn to them because I found out that this tribe was more of a peaceable one. That’s probably why your ancestors were such an easy target to fall prey to being kidnapped and sold into slavery. I understand that the culture was also rich in religion. I will be getting an Ancestry DNA very soon and I hope that I will be apart of your tribe as well❤️

[@clintonmax823]

Lisa Hair2Love nope am a Tikar we love justice

[@YosephBeneYahYashrael]

MUCH RESPECT ✊🏿🤴🏿

[@IAmSk8tes]

Congratulations. I found the same results Bro!

[@onicamatidze5547]

congratulations bro! Africa is your home

[@ndonuetakwi3463]

Am a Tikar from Bamenda Cameroon< some schools of thought say we are the most rebellious people in Cameroon. hope u dont tolerate injustice

[@AishaLaDon]

Thanks for sharing your results. It's really interesting to dig into these things. Love your shirt BTW

[@tshiololiai6135]

RIP Chadwick Boseman ❤️

[@qoako9695]

I'm curious to know why all the videos on the tests are based on the maternal and not paternal?

[@kevremelieu6459]

Qoako Coz they got white dad ancestors master slave

[@anthonywilliams3517]

For black men 65% of the time the results come back European or Portuguese because of the events that happened in slavery.

[@thecharm5868]

@@anthonywilliams3517 no I don't understand why it won't take our father's side considering the fact results show we only have 10-15% European in us. Your masculine side is your inheritance

[@naeysp]

@@thecharm5868 Even though the European percentage is small, Y-chromosomes never change. So even if a African American man is only 5% white, he can still have a European y chromosome.

[@thecharm5868]

@@naeysp all of us have a white grandfather so it's know way we can trace our paternal lineage. It's going to show europe everytime

[@Mamba0809]

Welcome to the group Brandon. I love seeing my African American friends with their DNA tests results. It shows that we are all one people. I am Togolese from West Africa.

[@ContetorTV]

I'm happy for u Brandon there is nothing like knowing your identity a closure of your ancestors from the part of Cameroon you come from they speak English and French

[@clintonmax823]

Labourer 11 Media we Tikars (Bamenda people) speak English

[@ndonuetakwi3463]

the tikar people are english speaking bamenda people

[@TotallyAwwwesome]

4:35 had me cracking up. I had to pause the video because I was laughing so hard lol

[@Passportbros8]

I am from Cameroon. Welcome, My Brother. You are truly welcome, to visit, to stay, and to invest. the people and kings will see you and be truly happy.

[@Jackrobert28]

African ancestry is pretty much the same as 23&me. You should have gotten both maternal and paternal haplogroup. Paternal haplogroup 65% of African American are African usually E1b1a. Problem with this test is you can't use the data to access more information on haplogroups and Ancestry/ethnicity

[@yaramyahawa6729]

Have courage and take the Paternal Line Test

[@mwadiyakin-malebo4135]

Great you have invested in yourself to find out your family history. I love that quote you shared. Love the Tshirt.

[@ruthwright6247]

Love the Tshirt... I'm getting my African Anrcstry this weekend. So excited about it !!!!

[@jazzic3024]

My dad side is more black than my moms side so I think I want to do fathers side. My great great maternal grandma was from Sicily Italy so I already know most of my mothers lineage.

[@pierretoussaint8426]

This is for people with black mothers because the ancestry never changes

[@jazzic3024]

Pierre Toussaint my mother is black. Just a distant great grandmother that is Italian. Not sure if it’ll be a waste because of that. I’m gonna try 23&me if the percentage is high enough I’ll try this.

[@pierretoussaint8426]

@@jazzic3024 if your great-grandmother is from Italy your mother's is not going to be African that's what most black people take the mother side because most likely their ancestry is going to be African didn't you hear what he just said

[@jazzic3024]

Pierre Toussaint it’s my mothers mothers fathers mother that is Italian. This test shows your mothers mothers mothers mother etc. so I think it will show.

[@LikangelOfficial]

This is cool--do you feel different since you've found out? Do you plan on visiting soon?

[@laudospag4750]

I really have problems with the African ancestry result. Most of the results i have witnessed always traced the individual to the tika tribe of Cameroon which I personally find it problematic! In fact, I suggest more research should be done to the dna database

[@clintonmax823]

LAUD OSPAG am a Tikar, do you’re research we are fighters. I mean our strong hold in Cameroon is the north west region (Bamenda) that’s the chief town of the Tikars. We have been fighting wars since from the 16 century we migrated from Sudan to north Cameroon and later the north west region (grassland) . Right up to this day inter tribal wars is still a thing. Our history holds that more that 70% of native tikars we capture and sold into slavery. We are not Bantus. We are Nilots, traditional steel fabrication ( farm tools and den Guns ) are made locally. We are use to fighting wars. Very strong and resilient people. We will die for justice. Bamenda (grassfield) people as it’s called in Cameroon 🇨🇲 are the most rebellious people in the country. The strong hold of the opposition party. We are the artist and the craft men in Cameroon (one of the only 2 English speaking regions in Cameroon 🇨🇲. A former British protectorate(British southern Cameroon) . Why do you think most actors musicians get a higher percentages of the ancestry from the Tikars. Today there is a civil war going on in Cameroon (since late 2016 ) initiated by the Tikar people. Love and respect from the home of the tikars (Bamenda North west >Cameroon.we are English speaking

[@deloressullivan5561]

I did my ancestry dna and I'm 91% african! Wow!! Stands to reason, my dad was born in 1900, my grandmother 1865 her parents were slaves. Which makes me what, two generations from slavery! Not I'm stuck trying to trace grandfather! Did my mothers DNA before she pasted last year, glad I was able to do that!

[@joseph9531]

I did my paternal African ancestry and it was from Portugal.

[@marynjoka8581]

Welcome home son. I am a Tikar from the Nso Kingdom in Cameroon.

[@franklintony2258]

Most of black Americans came from Cameroon specialy those in( Virginia ) (Georgia )

[@danielle9273]

Me. 22%, that and 22% Benin/Togo

[@kieshagaskins7958]

My sister took the test and it came back 46% Cameroonian/Congo

[@jpat989]

Nigeria. Ibos. 🇳🇬 Book Read: Exchanging Our Country Marks, Michael Gomez

[@jpat989]

What sources do you base this on?

[@naeysp]

What about south carolina and florida?

[@Njoofene]

Do not be afraid to do the patrileage test as well. It is better to know than to not know. And not all African American men have direct European male ancestry despite the rape. By the way I'm 100 percent African, a pure Seereer on both my father and mother's line.

[@jamoni2410]

Welcome to the Bantu community bro!

[@jamoni2410]

@Soraya And no white people never categorized us as Bantus. The term Bantu means more than that, it is even in the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics . Why do you always accord the white man all your history , the term bantu is older than Europe itself , it has a spiritual attachment - historum.com/threads/the-ancient-egypt-nile-valley-origins-of-bantu-speakers.66233/

[@clintonmax823]

Jamoni Jamo we tikars are not Bantus , we are nilots we migrated from Sudan in the 16 century and later to north Cameroon and final to the north west region of Cameroon ( bamenda) we are fighters . Steel fabrication ( den guns farm tools etc) we are one of the only 3 groups of people in Cameroon 🇨🇲 who are not Bantus. Tikars, Bamilikes and fulanis

[@BlubberInJeKontx]

@@clintonmax823 No one in Cameroon is bantu and no one uses that term.

[@mikeaskme3530]

@@jamoni2410 actually, the word Bantu is a artificial term based on the reconstructed Proto-Ntu term for "people" or "humans". It was first introduced (as Bâ-ntu) by Wilhelm Bleek in 1857 or 1858, and popularised in his Comparative Grammar of 1862. So he is correct, the word did not exist until 1857-1858.

[@Itsvanessadove]

Loved this!

[@pattersondavies1547]

I'm so proud of you my brother, it's good to know exactly where you are from, and I can see the happiest from your voice and face. But plz don't forget to go to the Motherland and experience love and happiness. This December I will be going to pay a visit to West Africa ( Liberia 🇱🇷 ). Thanks

[@SandTHelp]

Mr. Brown, are you even acknowledging your comments on this video? If so, I would like to know what was specifically included in the kit that you ordered. Also, can you tell me why it took 4 months when the proposed time frame is within 8 weeks (roughly 2 months)? Please respond Sir. Thank you.

[@014jtr]

I also did the test and my maternal side is Tikar Cameroon. Cousin

[@memyself4ever1]

Congratulations brother. I took all three tests a few years ago.

[@melaninqueen111]

Took mines a while back. Love the shirt 👍🏾

[@victoriaieshia]

My matriclan results came back European with Haplogroup H9A and I’m shocked. I’m adopted so now I have questions for my biological family. Hopefully I can get someone from my biological father’s side to do the paternal results one day.

[@FlavoredGenuine]

You can also have a direct male or female relative of your biological father do the MatriClan test in addition to the PatriClan test to help trace the ethnic groups in the present day African countries.

[@blackmagic6]

Awesome results bruh.

[@fredericksmith7169]

Not to diminish the relevance of an MtDNA ancestor, but keep in mind that this is one line that happens to always pass down through the female of the couple each generation. So in other words, you could have one line that came down from Cameroon, but still be 98% from another part of Africa. It's probably not that lopsided, but I just use that example to illustrate a point. It's an interesting fact because it provides a pretty definitive link to a certain tribe/region, but doesn't mean your mostly from Cameroon. Only autosomal DNA will help break it down further and of course that's an inexact science and results are continually updated as the database of DNA samples increases. MtDNA is more exact, but only tells a small piece of the whole story.

[@erwinntakirutinka837]

Congratulations brother!

[@artisan_king460]

Congrats bruh!

[@albertnickol1751]

I am ethiopian and I wanna do those test to see where i am from.

[@mbundudna617]

Like the shirt. Take AncestryDNA and upload to GedMatch. Welcome to the Family.

[@andineveline2532]

CONGRATS BRO .I AM A CAMEROONIAN LIVING IN USA .

[@hannibal6265]

You taking my post down to bad you can’t catch me on Facebook lol

[@candicejoseph7411]

Love your shirt.

[@DaLane4real]

No matter how many times I see black people reading their results it’s always profoundly touching, people that are not black living in America it is something you just would not understand.

[@carstellamoore8425]

,Handsome Camaroon love and embrace your culture I'm proud for you

[@seemepaintflorida6496]

I thought it would be more detailed.

[@sulaimaanahmad]

i'm proud that some african americans are reclaiming their past. i'm descended from fairly recent immigrants, my dad is yoruba and my mother is mandinka. but, we're patrillineal therefore...i'm yoruba. i'm of nigerian paternity 🇳🇬 ghanaian maternity 🇬🇭 and some amazigh (berber) 🇲🇦 background, but...born and raised in america. 🇺🇸

[@nasinandi4521]

suleiman ahmed 👌

[@AntonsClass]

You may only be a small percentage Cameroonian, actually. The issue with that test is it only looks at a small segment of the DNA you've inherited from your mother's mother's mother's mother's mother, and so on. It doesn't look at the rest of your ancestry. So you may be majority Senegalese, but one of your female ancestors was from Cameroon.

[@pierretoussaint8426]

You should start you a DNA testing company

[@AKingZWldAQu33nZUnVZ]

THIS IS SO AWESOME I ABSOLUTELY CAN'T WAIT DO MINES!!!! GO AHEAD AND CRY I AM NOT JUDGING THIS IS A REAL HONOR TO KNOW WHO WHERE AND WHAT YOU FROM NO JUDGING HERECI KNOW I GOING TO CRY LIKE A CRYBABY!!!! I AM GOING TO GO AS FAR NOT TO JUST GET RESULTS AND DOCUMENTS BUT ALSO TAKE A TRIP SUPEREXCITED IT WILL BE LIKE A FAMILY REUNION THAT IS UNITED AND THIS TIME NOT DIVIDED NOW WE ARE WON(ONE)😉 I AM GLAD FOR YOU MOTHER AND FAMILY THIS IS SUPER AWESOME!!!!🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘

[@ieshanyokeh2127]

My family come from Barbados it was part of slave trade I'm going to do this but I know I have caucasian in me wonder if will still work

[@kailam.3163]

it should still work. There have been African Americans taking the test and we have some European ancestry

[@Intellectualrigor]

It works as long as you don't have a non-African female ancestor. In my case, my grandmother is Jewish, so it's not happening for me.

[@faithfirstfitness]

Turns out we're only a DNA swab from being connected back to each other. I'm Mixed 💜 My mum is from Chile of French, Italian, Spanish and apparently some native descent and my dad is from Imo State, Nigeria 🇳🇬.

[@Oae119]

Really happy for you big dawg