My DNA Results - Two Test

[@ACEDTVL]

Updates: I'm planning to reach out to my distant relatives, I'm talking about relatives from different countries like the United Kingdom possibly Germany, Colombia, and more I go on in detail in this video how I plan on doing it so if you want to see that subscribe today. keep in mind guys I would prefer you to watch the whole thing so you can have more pretext I see a lot of people asking me questions that were clearly answered, anyways hope you enjoy this DNA Video

[@h3nrymartinex1987]

😂

[@judah2423]

Haiti and the Dominican republic is technically one big island.

[@FreeMindedMe]

@ ace Hati was colonized by the French so that was kinda obvious lol 😅 both or your teat match within the same region. And don't get carried away wee aren't no Jews stop it 😂😂

[@Pulsonar]

😂

[@gonewin]

@FreeMindedMe but we actually are..the real Israelites at that, not the converts. Start your history lesson by studying what happened on the islands of Sao Tome and Príncipe right before the Trans Atlantic enslaved trade. Thank me later..

[@dukex9269]

Your Africa series is LOOOOOOOOOONNNGG overdue Ace

[@Changamira]

And a collab with Wodemaya

[@Seeta_sa_gauta]

He is scared ​@@Changamira

[@arabaemelife7810]

​@@Seeta_sa_gauta😂😂😂 i think so too man... he concentrates on the white side..🙄🤦🏿‍♀️ our people are in trouble... too brainwashed. Smh

[@David-1390]

@@arabaemelife7810 Everywhere he goes he highlights the African/Black people there. Let the man operate on his own timing and appreciate his works please.

[@arabaemelife7810]

@David-1390 I DO appreciate the brother, and all OUR people he shows everywhere. I have said that to him on many of his travel vlogs. All I was doing was reminding him to be MINDFUL to touch base with HOME. Okay????? Blessings🙏🏿

[@chyllhollywood]

Igbo and Yoruba here. We are all cousins. This should bring us all closer together all over wherever we were scatter to. ❣

[@SohoJoe202]

Yes. Many tribes are sub clans of a bigger tribe scattered by the lines of demarcation, Bantu expansion, desertification, war , famine and slave trades. Shalom

[@Cinquemendy9906]

We are mainly Bantu at the core, Khoisan and other groups are smaller in size in Africa.

[@sharondeshay5734]

That's facts ❤❤

[@AequitasArdor]

Mine is primarily Yoruba also! ❤ But my ancestry is all over the map! My people were being moved all over, bless them!

[@AlasoBala7]

Sadly yall sold us willingly 😭

[@benebr1978]

Ivorian here. Nice to hear that. I love my Haitian brothers and sisters ❤

[@felixluabo5781]

I’m from east Africa (Mozambique). All Africa is proud and graceful of you brother Ace. Big up!

[@Wealthy_Iam]

Lol, Mozambique is a Sadc country!!

[@EtienneBraslSr]

Ace, you are truly all over the map. I took the same test. I am mostly Cameroon 🇨🇲 & Nigerian 🇳🇬 Wonderful discoveries. ✊🏿

[@Dashdaddy1]

I am 100 percent descendant of Akan of Ghana. I am descendant of slaves from South Carolina.

[@DFL_iBAIP]

Me too i'm that too. I'm Jewish and Egyptian also

[@EtienneBraslSr]

@@Dashdaddy1 Wow! I wonder how many 100% DNA there are.

[@dragontiger6923]

@@Dashdaddy1 same here but not 💯% 💜🙏🏾✌🏾

[@dragontiger6923]

@@DFL_iBAIP and me 2 . 🤣I’m such a Jewish mutt 🤦🏾‍♂️Shalom aleichem primo

[@jackjames3190]

ACE! Hello from London ❤ I am your brother from an Irish mother (and father) 😂 awe Ace - this video just shows me how you are a force for good - and I LOVE you for it ❤ x 🎉🎉🎉 BRAVO xx

[@A-ID-A-M]

Hey! Great video. White guy here -- I took ancestry and also have a chunk of Benin/Togo. My mom and sister have it as well. It's likely from my mom's Louisiana side. I think people from present-day Benin and Togo were taken all across the French speaking world. I know my grandpa spoke Cajun French and Creole and that his parents used to work in the 'black district' of their city in Louisiana at the General Store they ran.

[@G-Man78]

Sometimes I laugh when people claim slavery happened years ago and we should forget about it. That's until you find half 2nd cousins in a completely different continent that have been there at the very least before the 1890s. Meaning we shared the same great grandfather. Even though it was legally abolished after the civil war, slaves were still getting imported illegally years after

[@YTWorldTraveler]

My youngest son's barber is Haitian. A hard-working, beautil poeple. I had a Haitian girlfriend in the 1990's. She was a fireball. I still miss her.

[@jahfreep]

If you’re of Haitian ancestry, Benin and Togo usually shows up. Interestingly, a lot of Dominicans also have high numbers of Benin and Togo. Reason being, the Spanish colony at the time wasn’t heavily supported by Spain seeing that it was considered Christoper Columbus’ colony and Spain was mainly concentrating on South America. The colony in DR traded enslaved Africans heavily from the French.

[@lboogie1207]

Thanks for that. I have B&T in me.

[@alexisantoniolopez1002]

Spain did not trade in slaves, nor did France usually buy them from the Portuguese and English.

[@livelife7552]

Stop spreading lies. Christopher colombus wasn’t even alive when the French took over the western side of the island in 1697.

[@culturesandcontinents3407]

I am really looking forward to your DNA tours and you connecting with your Relatives. That is going to be so informative and a life-changing experience for you!!

[@agritude101weekly2]

Kenya here! 🙋 Everyone should visit Kenya.

[@ronintravelers]

I found my Mother's family at the Time she was 70 yrs old. She was stolen by her Foster Family from her real Mother, through Ancestry DNA. The family one her real mother's side knew her name and the story. Found her father's side and he never had any known children but looks exactly 💯 like her father. We all look a like in the family which incredible.

[@ACEDTVL]

thanks for sharing your story

[@genevievedolan1288]

Another thing to think about in interpreting your African dna results is that the countries you name like Nigeria, Togo etc were part of cultures and civilizations that existed under different names before the colonial period

[@jhova6542]

Yep majority of African countries are less than 100yrs old

[@Joooonya]

Results came back, and you're 100% London

[@larry_saytee]

lol!

[@Lifeisgood-bv2tg]

Which is sad when u realise britain invented 55% of the worlds inventions and yet has such a negative stigma​@@gullyhart2029

[@gullyhart2029]

Are you 100% sure he wants to be British?

[@James-p4w]

😂😂😂

[@dragontiger6923]

@@Joooonya ITS ALL GOOD 👍🏾 we can graft you in homie 🤣🤣🤣💜Judah

[@bediennoko6370]

Welcome home (Cameroon)🇨🇲With Southern Bantu and Eastern Bantu, you really really got everything.👍🏾👍🏾

[@zeeqq105]

I’m African American. I’m 92% African, 2% Asian and 6% European. According to 23 and me I have 4th cousins in St Elizabeth Jamaica, Uk, Canadian and NY( Jamaicans) I have no recent Jamaican family so it’s prolly from slavery. 🤷🏽‍♀️🤣 My family dates back to the late 1600s according to 23 and me. African Hunter gather is the oldest dna to date. It includes the Khoisan people. I have that dna as well. I’m so proud of this dna most of all.

[@jboss729]

@@zeeqq105 ancestry is inherited 50 50 but also randomly meaning that you Def have more miced race ancestors than that. In other words, in practice you may be about that much African but its in theory ess than that bc of how we inherit genes.

[@Johnisjohn3092]

🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹 Biologically, Haitians are mostly from West African coastal countries of Ivory Coast (Côte d’Ivoire), Nigeria, Cameroon (Cameroun), Togo, Benin. Culturally, the Igbo tribe of Nigeria seems to have had the largest impact.

[@Haitian_Vagabond]

Haitians has nothing to do w/ Nigeria. 😅

[@leslysaint-louis4405]

Haitian are Igbo, Lemba, Bantu => Israelites

[@Haitian_Vagabond]

@@leslysaint-louis4405 we have nothing to do we self loathing buffoons Nigerian

[@ZonaCero-lo4il]

@@leslysaint-louis4405😂😂😂😂😂 para nada.

[@BAghz00]

@@Haitian_Vagabondnonsense. Loads of igbos were taking to Haiti

[@Nooticus]

Absolutely love ancestry test videos, and as a fan of your UK series im very interested to watch this :)

[@NovemberReigne]

I love his UK videos a lot

[@sidvicious647]

Research The Slave Coast So named by the colonial powers Who knew its true Name was The Kingdom of Juda and that's a FACT .

[@Nooticus]

@@sidvicious647 uhh no. the kingdom of judah was in modern day Israel. that isn’t a theory but is just fact. there are literally artefacts from there that state it.

[@sidvicious647]

@@Nooticus LOL ✌️

[@talishak100]

I found out I have a whole sister that my dad never mentioned. He was a Navy cook and he passed away 5 years ago. This girl looks just like me and she was on my DNA panel right below my aunt/dad's sister! Skeletons flew all out of the closet.

[@Sherryrice4149]

23andMe is great this is how my grandson found me. 🙆🏽‍♀️👏🏽👏🏽 And I was able to find out a lot of things about my family tree some of them I did already know. He wanted to know who was the Caucasian person. Oh that is your great-grandfather. Native American😮. I'm thinking about getting my own kit this Christmas. Hopefully they will be on sale.

[@blackpanthertchallalem8522]

Your DNA is pretty much all of sub Sahara Africa. That’s amazing bro

[@deneenjohnson9576]

Nice. I should try 23 and Me. Well, I did AncestryDNA in December 2019. My results came in February 2020. What I discovered was a shocker. I'm actually Bahamian, even though I grew up African American. Finally, a 42 year old mystery solved. So, I asked my mother who my biological father was and she told me the truth. It wasn't my Dad. In addition, I received DMs from a niece, which led to connections with half siblings on social media. Hopefully, in the future, I will officially met them. Unfortunately, my biological father died in 2019.

[@creekyknee]

Quel surprise, a black American discovers that their biological father is not who they thought it was. Wouldn't it be nice if we heard of a Black person discovering that the person who they thought was their father actually was !

[@MixedChick1]

Cool you have caribbean background too. It's sad that your bio dad died.

[@deneenjohnson9576]

@MixedChick1 Yep. Growing up my mother would take me to see him, calling him, her "Special Friend." Unbeknownst to me, I was visiting my biological father all along.

[@illitrait]

@@deneenjohnson9576 ...this is deep and poignant. I cannot even begin to think of the circumstances that may have driven the events resulting in you and your upbringing. Shout out to your mother - I don't know, but she must have been carrying a very heavy cross for a long time.

[@deneenjohnson9576]

@illitrait Thank you. She passed on July 16th at the age of 80. I was glad that she told me the truth. By the way, my mother was married at the time of my birth and so was my biological father. You can draw a conclusion from there.

[@jannynash3293]

I lot of people seem to think Haitians are straight Africans with no mixing like they forgot the island of Hispaniola had tainos on all of the islands before it was split like they think tainos only mixed with Spaniards and slaves from only half of the island 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@yoliebee9176]

@@jannynash3293 Lol. I never thought that. Wherever man goes there will “begotten “.

[@zajinramirez2780]

To be fair,Haitians arent nearly as taino as dominicans or puerto ricans as tainos were killed off quicker on the haitian side of hispaniola, but we do indeed have some european and native mixing

[@jonir.2044]

@@zajinramirez2780: Please name your research were all the Tainos were historically wiped out. Where are the mass graves site? The indigenous people and the Africans got together to fight off the oppressors all the different voodoo techniques like veve are from the indigenous. Tainos taught the people in bondage the art of poisons and were to hides. Because the Tainos knew the layout of the land. They will tell them where to trap the evil masters so stop talking what you don’t know my mother‘s people are indigenous to the land.

[@Tee-kc3pn]

Knock it off.....Hatians have very little if any Taino.....

[@alexisantoniolopez1002]

People who think that are not entirely wrong. They investigate what the devastations of Osorio were.

[@tahliah6691]

Always be proud of your Haitian 🇭🇹 roots no matter where you travel in this world or are born in this world or Live…. 🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 proud Jamaican 🇯🇲 in the house ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@monjue55]

The area in Africa, Benin and Togo, that your DNA is from, was known as the Slave Coast during the Trans-Atlantic enslavement of Africans.

[@mayulindaespecial487]

I really enjoyed this video. I’m from San Andrés Colombia but my family are mostly European, India and 15 % African Is really good to know where you’re from ❤

[@NovemberReigne]

I am Black American and I did the Ancestry DNA and 23andMe 6 years ago; they pretty much had almost the same results: my dna is 83.5% West African. I am interested in trying the African Ancestry dna too, theirs is $299.99.

[@patrickfontaine142]

Right now African DNA is more a clumping result then specific... Try to ask them what is their sampling rate if it us only in the colony then this is 2 % of 4.3 billion people that needs to also be added to the diaspora. 1.2 billion around the world...

[@alfonsom8286]

@@NovemberReigne $299.99 for a dna test is outrageous. AA also lobbied the Government of Sierra Leone to mandate that Diaspora can only use AA test results as proof of their Sierra Leonean ancestry 😡

[@971thecoolkid]

African Ancestry are the best I tried so far

[@orangemoonglows2692]

i really don't believe the results for african ancestry. it's weird how so many people, including someone from my family, get hits in sierra leone. results were different from the spread from ancestry and another company were completely different.

[@971thecoolkid]

@@orangemoonglows2692 Ok I understand but mine an my family and many other friends were really accurate. Also I like about them that in thier contract it's written that they wont be selling you dna to anyone including corporations and pharmaceutical companies and only be using it for the time to do our ancestry and correspondance with other people in the world. When I decided to do my ancestry I did my research and found out other companies sell your dna and that African Ancestries were the first to begin doing ancestry since the 90s and their level of expertise was unmatched. That's why I did it with them but to each his onw right

[@MrgoogleSearcher-d5v]

Benin and Togo is the region that a lot of Haitians came from especially Aja, Fon, and Yoruba tribes

[@Mary_305]

Great content! I did my ancestry DNA back in 2015. I was excited about where my ancestors came from. We are all mixed races people. 😊

[@carlosmartin5406]

Ace, interesting topic. I have also had both tests. if you are interested in isolating your maternal or paternal lines try African Ancestry. This one will give you a country and tribe, it led me to taking trips to Guinea Bissau and Gabon.

[@traveltheworldankreyol]

This DNA thing is really interesting. Thanks for sharing Ace!🇭🇹

[@jackieblue1267]

I've just been watching your two videos in Ireland. I'm really loving it.

[@PhillyDom]

Ace I need to take a DNA Test

[@Bossnj]

The territories of Africa are separated because of the Berlin's conference that's why we're from many countries often times the same tribes

[@ladymnoncent6805]

I love the joy in your voice just finding out who you are. I’m Haitian too so now I want an ancestry test. 😂

[@dragontiger6923]

@@ladymnoncent6805 Right !!! I was cheesing the whole video and lost it when he started calling out KODAC 😭😭😭

[@ronkali5365]

If you're Haitian you are Israelite plain and simple

[@borja6436]

??

[@sabrosurayque77]

Hi Ace, I'm going to send you my results, you're gonna be shocked to see my percentages...much love and respect!

[@franciscosanz5148]

ACE, it would nice if you could travel to all those places your ancestors were from.....

[@do-it-nita4real]

I was told by family that the region you come from was the ancient kingdom of Ghana which covered a large part of the west area back then!!

[@incubus_the_man]

Hey Ace, are you still in The UK? I've made 2 short visits there and watching your videos makes me want to go back. I just can't afford to go back because of time and money. It's an Amazing place, that is full of surprises.

[@stop_lying_bro]

Thanks to My Heritage, a distant cousin from Germany reached out to me on social media. And because of that I checked back on the website for the first time in like 2 years and I had another new match. Turns out my dad….. was never my dad and I just found him! A little context, I’m African American, born and raised in Florida but I live in Switzerland since 9 years. Funny enough, being In Europe is bringing me closer to supposedly family here since I’m 12% Western European. It all started out as a bit of fun and now it’s changed my life 😅😂.

[@Christofurr]

@@stop_lying_bro crazy how often this happens... Friend of mine found out his dad wasn't actually his dad. He eventually found some cousins and turns out the real dad was his mom's former boss, who happened to be a fertility doctor 🤣... Him and his two older sisters were all fathered by this same doctor and his younger bro was fathered by another guy, none of which were the dad they were raised by... 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@YouGotOptions2]

@@stop_lying_bro nice

[@manofthefuture4914]

@@Christofurrwow that's insane

[@stopthecap4317]

@@Christofurr Maybe the dad was infertile and they tried keeping it lowkey?

[@Christofurr]

@@stopthecap4317 possibly, but the dad said he had no idea...The mom and the biological father were long gone already, so I guess they'll never know 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@NMiller80666]

Interesting, I am from the Caribbean and I have coptic egyptian and levatine ancestors too.

[@J_P1]

Awesome DNA results bro!! Hello from New Zealand 😊

[@hewhoknocks2880]

Im domincan but mixed with European But all of the African I have Is the same thing you have just in smaller numbers. Bro that’s why I tell everybody my Haitians are my brothers ! They bloood ❤❤ That’s my brother Ace, can’t wait to meet you along the way on my travels 💪

[@adam_turk]

Shows that the curiosity of Mankind and those that braved the unknow and explored shaped the world as we know it today; and as we can see we are all a mixture of the seven continents.

[@rommelmehari903]

Good time and amazing experience to visit Germany. Oktoberfest in Munich, Bavaria, is an event held from September 21, 2024, to October 6, 2024, in Munich, Bavaria.

[@QueenLadySummer329]

Imma pull up on the South like that's my home 😂😂😂 Loved that!!! I am also Southern Bantu Peoples, Senegal, Benin Togo, Ivory Coast, Scotland, Ireland, France, Germany, Nigerian (69 percent African continent) (31 percent European). I am Creole and Christian.

[@paulinehollomon7072]

You are amazing Ace I did my DNA and I was shocked

[@jimmystewart8553]

Really enjo your stuff ace just got watching you from your London videos crazy enough u have just my dna 2 weeks ago keep on what your doing amazing content

[@BaldEagle1400]

I got my AncestryDNA results last week and it came out 63% Native, 10% Western and Northern African and about 25% Southern European. I’m so proud I pulled so much from my dad side who was fully Native American, rest in peace my Indian warrior 🪶❤

[@JohnnyRingo-c5v]

Native what ?

[@BaldEagle1400]

@@JohnnyRingo-c5v Native American 🪶

[@kingofkampala4950]

@@BaldEagle1400 🤦🏾‍♂️🤣😭😭😭stop the madness

[@ZonaCero-lo4il]

AFRICANO!

[@iiiZokage]

Where is your family from?

[@mknuwtri3061]

My favourite video so far! Big up yourself. Mans an international citizen.

[@ketafromthebayarea]

I love watching you Ace. I been a fan for years. Miko World Wide came to my house to visit me. I saw some Louisiana Gumbo I cooked. We had a ball. I did the test I have tons of cousins in London.💜

[@tayinternational]

We already knew we was Fam without the DNA test .

[@PFGFILMS]

That part right there!!💯

[@SohoJoe202]

A lot of European admixture amongst the Diaspora comes from mixing with European Indentured Servants who were mixed as well. Especially the Scotch/Irish. And to add to that some of us (my family) came as Jewish Pirates and Explorers from Southern France, Spain and Portugal as Moors who were ousted during the inquisition. Shalom bro!

[@zeeqq105]

Let’s be real. Most of it comes from abuse. For you to literally ignore this fact and just acknowledge relationships between indentured servants is disrespectful and ignorant.

[@Maria-qh5hr]

@@zeeqq105 He literally said he has family in France

[@iiiZokage]

​@@zeeqq105What do you mean

[@zeeqq105]

@@Maria-qh5hr Read the first sentence. Thats always the narrative and not the real reason most of the admixture is in some African Americans. It’s how we’ve been taught in the American education system. Softening what actually was happening during the system of chattel slavery in the Americas.

[@Maria-qh5hr]

@@zeeqq105 Seem like you are spreading false info on someones video who can explain their DNA

[@artsandadventures21]

Native American can also mean native Ayiti because there were some people living on the land before the slave arrived.

[@JAnii-k5d]

African Ancestry has the largest database in African DNA than any other company in this space… With DNA dating back to 5,000 years. And that’s who I used… Because they unlock the country and tribal customs in your heritage.

[@YouGotOptions2]

Bruh im ADOS and my African Ancestry Patriclan side came back from Portugal lol

[@Huhn-Bruh]

African ancestry doesn't give you an accurate picture of your ancestral makeup. For instance: they give you your haplo group ethnic relation but not taking into account that your ancestors that carried that marker could have been culturally with another ethnic group for several hundred years

[@FreeMindedMe]

​@ListwaLanyap1760 your haplo group is who you are . Genitc make up ... I don't know what you mean

[@FreeMindedMe]

​@@YouGotOptions2probably because one SNP did not yield data for the mother.

[@genevievedolan1288]

You may be from all these places, but you are one hundred percent an American in the way you talk!! Miami !!❤

[@SUNGODDESSMOONCHILD555]

im interested to know did you go travel everywhere but Africa? I found it interesting when you said you didnt know how to pronounce Benin and Togo. You pronounced it perfectly btw

[@1111DoubleOH7]

American Black Woman. I used 2 DNA companies also. DNA showed mainly Yoruban,Khoisan,Bantu. DNA also said my family also lived in Southern Levant and were Yehud. My DNA said I was of the line of Aron the broher of Moses. Also a descendant of Ramsees III...My DNA also matched victims of the Cocactin Iron Furnace Slave Trade Maryland. MyDNA truly reflects a people that were scattered and mixed alot. We are truly the descendants of the Hebrews. 💖🙏🏾

[@samanthajackson6968]

Hello what companies did you use to find out your line of Moses? I used 23and Me only. I didn't see such a detailed result with them.

[@ZonaCero-lo4il]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 LOCO.

[@MsLj-kk8ly]

😂😂😂Moses who?

[@blacksyrianiskenderunboi9388]

Yall believe anything them niggas send u 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@1111DoubleOH7]

I told no lies here. I was just as surprised as many y of you. I wish that I had the time to tell you all the Spiritual Journey that I went through before I was moved to donmy DNA. The Most High truly woke me up and he took his time moving in my life. I knew in my heart that I was A Hebrew before I did my DNA through my reading of the Scriptures with the direction of the Holy Spirit and not through a Religion. My DNA was simply the confirmation. There is an awakening and a sifting work that is happening. Instead of ridiculing what you don't understand...REPENT and Pray ask The Most High for discernment and his Blessing....Repent while there is still time. 🙏🏿

[@linzyl00]

Love your enthusiasm for knowledge, Ace. Re your "white heritage " if you are still in the UK. Check out the William Wilberforce museum in Hull. You may be related to him, he was one of the good guys? He was a member Parliament, in the 1700/1800 that spent many years fighting against slavery, I'm still sometimes surprised that black folk aren't always aware of their history, as I used to visit this place 60+ years ago. Enjoy your travels, it opens your mind, ❤

[@mr.e212]

I'm not surprised it's Benin & Togo because many Haitian customs and practices can be traced back to Benin & Togo. The western Bantu is probably Angola because of the Portuguese.

[@dabwayy4822]

broooo youre amazing!! AND you do travel vlogs!! instant subcribe! will you ever travel Asia, Indonesia in particular..?

[@stephenanderson1594]

Even though I am majority Nigerian and as an African American, I too am all over the African map from north to south (the Maghreb to the Cape) and east to west (Horn of Africa to Senegal). It's not just the slave trade but colonialism as well has added different mixtures of people in the continent and the diaspora. My European DNA was small amounts of Spanish, Portuguese, Scandinavian, Baltic (Eastern Europe), British, Irish, Italian, and Dutch. Also 1.4% Native American but I'm 90% African I'll take it.

[@kerron_]

African nations should allow citizenship through ancestory. That would be awesome. Through DNA test

[@shixiu-q8u]

the frick is african nation XDD

[@rosahacketts1668]

They want our money but don't really want us - if they did they would give us citizenship and land rights.

[@BronzeSista]

They won't allow us to become citizens unless we have a direct association, such as being married to a African or African parents who were born in a African country.

[@AequitasArdor]

Some of them do

[@Utopia83]

You’re so silly 🤣. Having way toooo much fun with this, love it!! 💕You got an accent for every region. I’m cracking up. Stay safe papi, original subscriber here! 😘

[@amourblk]

oh wow this is very interesting can't wait to see the DNA tour...

[@barrypayton2832]

You can take the African Ancestry DNA test with a genetic database of 33,000 that are markers for West and Central African EthnographicGroups. Its a Mitochondrial and Y Chromosomal DNA tests. It'll give you your maternal and paternal lineages. The autosomal tests gives you generalities with updates. Good luck.

[@wichorast]

Mi hermano Haitiano love from your Dominican brother ❤️

[@geedameed9682]

I enjoyed you sharing your DNA results. I did Heritage first then Ancestry and 23andMe. Interesting that the percentages of ethnic backgrounds vary. Did you uncover any family secrets? I am still processing my findings.

[@ElizabethPerez-db1xc]

So happy to watch u from London Portobello Rd!! I love how you can be so joyous, even in a hotel room!

[@user-sf8ip5ve3p]

Love that u are educated understanding

[@africaine4889]

Lots of hatians come frim benin and togo region

[@MariaGasca-Reyes]

I seen some Haitians the other day literally they were fit and very built .

[@santo8389]

*Haitians

[@VillageSuperstar]

J.A. Roger gives the royal black crest in Europe called Nature Knows No Color-Line: Research into the Negro Ancestry in the White Race he would be one of the first black international travelers in late 1800’s if my memory serves me right. David Mac Ritchie Ancient And Modern Britons: Vol. 1 tells all the names African was called and history in Europe. He is a white European along Gerald Massey that told the truth.

[@aliao1134]

Im AA and 41% Nigerian then my next biggest African percentage is Mali. I also have Benin & Togo. The most surprising dna regions that showed up for me was North and South Indigenous, Philippines, and Iceland... Getting DNA results definitely raises questions about family lineage and makes me want to travel to explore these places.

[@SoFrolushes]

Taino connections which run through the Caribbean

[@icecreambeats101]

You kept saying it’s true Kodak was right. What are you referring to?

[@blainecelestaine4543]

My people are from Haiti and Dominican Republic. Our DNA is heavy Benin aa well as the other places u mentioned

[@gbtalkus]

You are right . The mixed african is because tribes mixed with each other and the colonial masters further mixed the tribes together

[@Citadel-n4d]

I knew you a Yoruba. Be proud. They are great warriors and great people. Omo Oodua

[@ACEDTVL]

im alot of things

[@Citadel-n4d]

@@ACEDTVL that’s what’s up.

[@craigr6842]

You are indigenous, not African. They are labeling Indigenous Americans as Africans. They want our land.

[@Citadel-n4d]

@@craigr6842 it’s a free world be what you want. And yes don’t let them claim the land 🙌🏿

[@craigr6842]

@@Citadel-n4d They will if they have our people believing that they are foreigners in their own country.

[@shereenagray5909]

Thanks for sharing your experience. My results are similar

[@ELYYY99]

I did GEDMatch and AncestryDNA.

[@reportedstolen3603]

Ged match helps a lot

[@ELYYY99]

@@reportedstolen3603 Definitely.

[@MrgoogleSearcher-d5v]

I did too

[@tahliah6691]

@@ELYYY99 gedmatch is good as it’s free to upload your raw dna and get a great breakdown of your tribal origin…👌🏾

[@AequitasArdor]

Y'all be careful with gedmatch. It's a public domain. Once you upload your results, it's no longer "private", and anybody can access it. And I do mean anybody 😂

[@akeem2752]

Many people don't know that the Spanish and French traded slaves between the Caribbean and what is now the US between 1600s and early 1800s. Many of them ended up in Mississippi, Carolinas ( i believe) , Louisiana.

[@terryparker1694]

The majority of slaves in the Americas were brought to Brazil by the Portuguese. More than anywhere else.

[@jarrodwhite3864]

So using the search engine I did my family tree back to 1810. I saw farmers, military, land owners, and racial classification change using census, hospital, death, court, Wil, and Birth records of the US govt. I saw the Military attached to Freedman accounts, I also saw Indians changed to negro, the only slave I found was my 4th Great Grandmother whom I have pics of in the late 1800's. She was indian changed to negro. The genealogy is the realist part of the test not where your from. Everyone that completes their genealogy should be the ones telling what truth is. Ancestry has a great tool to help you complete your tree and see the govt records. I'm from America my people too and my records show reclassification of American Indians. Movies, and Public Schools lied to us.

[@0xFinesser]

When you dropped the “white 1s” - deep ❤

[@127messa]

Most Haitians originates from Benin/Togo. Matter of fact General Toussaint Louverture's father was born in Benin!

[@MrGMAN92985]

This is dope I've been doing dna test for about 8 years in e taken trust from 5 different companies and built a nice size tree going back to the early 1800's in jamaica 🇯🇲

[@stedye]

@@MrGMAN92985 which test did you like using most ?

[@YTWorldTraveler]

We are all the same, brother. (I'm White, what ever that is.)

[@KimWilliamsmixupchannel]

Just subscribed to your channel Ace loving your utube channel videos by the way hope your loving the UK?? You never know some of your subscribers could be related who knows??lol

[@EricOwenReaction-i3x]

If you come to Nigeria, you will enjoy it, visit Benin city, and lagos city, and Abuja

[@lloydtoussaint8307]

I'm of Haitian descent and my people are from some of them same areas. That's crazy

[@bevz90]

Burkina Faso (bur-key-na) (fa-so)

[@markschristjourney]

nothing wrong with him enquiring the native american since he is born in a place where those people are native to so chances are likely to have some connection to there. I myself am born and bred in africa with european ancestry but I've always been fascinated by the americas. dated a girl from honduras who was native. very different and interesting experience for sure. been watching these DNA videos and always wondered if the slaves that were brought to the americas, over time genetically adapted to their environment. very fascinating. Also, many africans are mixed with other africans due to colonialism and manoeuvring throughout the continent so chances are its common for african dna to be spread out amongst africans. Im an example. as we can see there are even differences in black people around africa. very interesting. Also, native people indigenous to the americas are very closely linked to east asian people, sometimes indistinguishable in appearance and its not just the americas, its also in islands like hawaii and new Zealand (Maori people)/Polynesian

[@ScorpioMami415]

Ace bruh what's up!!! Great video!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@LisaGregory-o7d]

From Las Vegas Nevada I me and my sister are niece DNA ancestry test I found out we are Scandinavian and that blew our hair back we all didn't know what to think how to start looking further on whose side my mother or my father my father's mother look like an Indian but she wasn't after we found out Scandinavian that's why we all have these light eyes Hazel some of us even have light green eyes somewhat good hair LOL some of us got it is five of us two boys three girls my parents passed away before we can even go on this journey of looking upon our ancestors who we are and who come from in other words where we come from but we are black my three oldest siblings and myself was born and raised Portsmouth Virginia very racist people that's if you go deep off into Virginia but my other siblings were born in New York my baby brother last but not least my baby sister California I came to California at 9 years old I kind of missed that country lifestyle how everything was so fresh and green water drinkable plenty fish crawdads and crabs you can practically fish anywhere traveling anywhere that kind of lifestyle I wish I could go back but I was a child in family trying to know how to make my story short I'm still trying to find out where I'm coming from

[@TheFuture36520]

This is an insightful video and quite enlightening!

[@MsLj-kk8ly]

My second time watching this! Very interesting.

[@lusimyer]

ACE.. be prepared for having a lot of DISTANT relatives!! ....not to mention it keeps growing too! Also, they will be spread all over the world.

[@BronzeSista]

I am a Black American. I have relatives in many different countries except in African countries. Most of my relatives are Black Americans, Europeans and some Latinos. I am related to a lot of Puertoricans, a few Domincans and a few Mexicans. Its really amazing.

[@lusimyer]

@@BronzeSista you probably do have distant relationships in Africa. The prob is I don't think many of them are doing DNA testing to compare with?

[@Everblessfamily]

Greeting to you from everbless family TV supporting from Jamaica

[@Ambassador68]

I love my DNA results from Ancestry

[@pmorales3523]

Hello Ace, which test did you find most important, and please, how much did it cost? Thank you. This was interesting and helpful.

[@ACEDTVL]

honestly I don't remember how much I paid because I did a test a year and a half ago but to answer your question about which one I think is better honestly in my opinion the more than merrier the reason why I say this is because each company has a certain daily base they used to compare your DNA to find out more by your lineage the bigger the database the better so the more information you have the more you know for example I have been connected to a lot of different people from the two different tests

[@pmorales3523]

@@ACEDTVL Fair enough 👌