My Italian husband’s REAL DNA results! 😅😂

[@kylefan8478]

75% Focaccia, 25% baguette

[@lalynobsuna591]

😂

[@elisao927]

😂

[@bill9540]

Excellent 👍

[@elizabethwitt2621]

🤣🤣🤣✋✋

[@bluebird1568]

😂😂😂

[@marymecca170]

My northern Italian father came back 100% French. 😂

[@canalettov]

Is he from Piedmont?

[@marymecca170]

😂 yes he was!

[@canalettov]

@@marymecca170 hahahha of course

[@joelc9439]

Northern Italy is near France and Switzerland.

[@canalettov]

@@joelc9439 Northwestern Italy*

[@LYNX_33]

30% italian 24%french 46%Dramatic

[@chos3non354]

75% over dramatic

[@franskehovinga1327]

Sorry, that is BS: Italian equals dramatic (and French is not far behind).

[@chessone3469]

Who else summed the numbers up to see if it's 100%?

[@autistic2505]

​@@chos3non35425% autistic

[@nebunezz_r]

I'm sorry but you don't need the dramatic, both are already dramatic by themselves and they're both separately dramatic from each other.

[@acacia0104]

My nationalist Turkish friend was 67% Greek 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 I nearly died laughing that day

[@scofield4459]

Greeks are Christian Turks :) Don't make you crazy guys. You are not hellenic/ ancient greek either. It was two thousand years ago. We are all mixed now. Calm down and don't take seriously this dna heritage researches :)

[@marcopiancatelli189]

@@scofield4459 no, it's more the opposite: many turkish are greek that became muslims. Mostly those with less dark skin. When the turkish arrived the area was already filled by Greek, and they were all christians.

[@Catty19748]

Your kidding!😂

[@filipefernandes870]

Yep the Turkish invasions of the Roman Empires eastern provinces

[@bvbxiong5791]

why are they surprised? the Western part of Anatolia were mainly Greek colonies and city states before the Turks even dreamed of going West. then the Byzantines (Roman Greeks), ruled that area for nearly a thousand years.

[@nabimiso]

My Korean husband finding out he is 5% Japanese just about killed him.

[@giselealmeidavellozakildai3335]

😂

[@minutewaltz_]

💀

[@Weeping-Angel]

I could see that😂

[@valley-girl]

Japanese and Korean dna is soo mixed. That's not shocking at all

[@Nehauon]

Japan owned Korea

[@sarahkleimeyer3792]

One Frenchie snuck in there and told everyone they were Italian. 😂😂😂

[@alladreamwedreamed]

Oui oui ciao ciao! 😂

[@Marcel_Audubon]

that's something that would never happen

[@alejandrosantana5693]

@@Marcel_Audubonseethe harder frenchy 😂

[@Marcel_Audubon]

@@alejandrosantana5693 I'm neither French nor seething, dearie

[@alejandrosantana5693]

@@Marcel_Audubon I’d expect a Frenchmen to say that. You’re all absolutely untrustworthy.

[@HazelMurphy-g5b]

My Danish husband being 60% German was the funniest thing I've ever seen. EMOTIONAL DAMAGE

[@SteaksOnSpear]

Was he from Sønder jylland?😅

[@HazelMurphy-g5b]

He is from Djursland 😅

[@Liztastaney7]

Oh heck no........ Oh lord help him.

[@emelie5515]

@Ab0rt-b0ysYes and northern Swedish people usually have some Finnish in them

[@_John_P]

It doesn't mean that. It means that 60% of people that are closely related to him live in Germany now.

[@abodazhari3489]

75% cornetto, 25% croissant

[@ToriZealot]

German icecream?

[@penneyburgess5431]

😂

[@CT-7567R3X]

@@ToriZealot No!!! Cornetto is the crappy italian version of the croissant.

[@ToriZealot]

@@CT-7567R3X Oh understand

[@fidel7498]

Croissant ist Turkish bro

[@hanssolo8795]

25% of him is going to need therapy.

[@autumnporter6221]

Why did I laugh soooooooo hard????😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mellio9077]

😂😂😂 best comment!!!

[@alessandrom7181]

Nope because he's not 25% French, he has 25% of a component called Atlantic labelled French for convenience. He inherited that from Celts in pre roman times. You can check how those test work in Google.

[@animerlon]

😆😂🤣 Actually, it's the 75% part that will need it. He was willing to accept 15%, but not 25%, so the French part can see it as a win. Your comment is still hilarious though. 👍

[@ImNotaRussianBot]

Or a baguette.

[@spanishdncr71]

The moment Jessi started giggling and put her hand over her mouth I knew Alessio had French blood😂😂😂😂❤

[@deepfrieddeals]

His worst nightmare has come true.

[@sorban5352]

Twice.

[@alessandrom7181]

I doubt he has nightmares for a 25 % ( Dna component not a quarter recent ancestor) French inherited by some pre-roman celt in North Italy. LOL

[@mikehermen3036]

@@alessandrom7181 25% is a quarter. It's not 0.25%. 25% could be one grandparent was pure French.

[@alessandrom7181]

@@mikehermen3036 Nope, he's not. Every North italian from his region, Lombardy, Piedmont and Veneto get those results more or less and those tests don't work like you and all the other people in the comments think infact. It's a component described as "North Atlantic" + something else that Is Just labelled french for convenience because it peaks in French, but it comes from Gauls or other Italic tribes close to Gauls, let's not Say nonsenses. You can check in Google how those tests work.

[@alessandrom7181]

@@chiclett You don't know how genetic and how these tests work. Even Sicilians are 70% Italian and 25% Greek. Last time Greeks have been in Sicily was 2500 years ago. Moreover the exchange would be not one way only. Duh.

[@kinzen7630]

I'm Brazilian... my DNA test results: Italian, Greek, Welsh, Iberian, Dutch, Nigerian, Moroccan, Algerian, Indigenous Amazonian and Mayan. A typical Brazilian, and I love it 🥰 🇧🇷🇮🇹🇵🇹🇪🇸🇳🇱🇮🇪🇳🇬🇲🇦🇩🇿🇬🇹🇲🇽💖

[@ketchup-n6x]

im Brazilian too my ancestors are mostly from Africa and Latin America even some Filipino

[@mariarodriguez-ok9vv]

Wow❤❤❤

[@Assamita01]

That's a great genetic pool. Brazilians could be the answer if we go through an apolipse. No kidding.

[@cristinavillar5196]

Acho que a base de dados ainda não é "exata", então os resultados não são muito confiáveis.

[@kinzen7630]

Definitivamente, uma pessoa que pensa assim provavelmente não teve parte das suas origens perdidas ou desconectadas, deve ter muita segurança no seu pertencimento (provavelmente europeu). Sabia que os testes genéticos são, na maioria das vezes, a única forma de pessoas negras resgatarem suas origens africanas, ou até mesmo órfãos e adotados terem uma esperança de reencontrar algum parente perdido? Apesar das limitações nas bases de dados, esses testes ainda oferecem informações valiosas. Quando alguém faz mais de um teste (eu mesma fiz 2 e deu menos de 2% de incongruência e ainda assim, em regiões próximas - no caso: Quênia e Etiópia), consegue comparar os resultados e ver as intersecções. Isso ajuda a formar uma visão mais completa da ancestralidade da pessoa. Além disso, os testes utilizam métodos científicos para analisar o DNA, comparando-o com amostras de diferentes populações com uso de algoritmos complexos. Mesmo com dados restritos, eles podem fornecer informações relevantes sobre as nossas origens. Se você der uma olhada em como esses testes funcionam, vai perceber que eles realmente podem dar uma luz a relações que antes eram tidas por perdidas.

[@Kathy-m8z]

His hands covering his eyes, as if he could will that French DNA away!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DavideAndrea-xo5di]

Id do that too I'm Italian and luckily 95.4% at that 4.5 % Spanish and it doesn't say what that 0.1% is and I'm just hoping it's not french

[@Dreamstrafe]

It's good he's not 100%... That requires generations of incest lmao

[@swored.]

@@Dreamstrafe😦😦😦

[@76driver]

Still more difficult in Italy 🇮🇹 than in Greenland 🇬🇱 ;-) @@Dreamstrafe

[@76driver]

Maybe Aosta? @@DavideAndrea-xo5di

[@richarddeutsch9984]

As a true italian engineer, he thought 75% italian +15% french = 100% european😂

[@1DarkBlossom]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tara6094]

I caught that too!! 😂🤣😆 Bless his heart he was so scared the math wasn't mathin!!

[@GabrielaCenturionNeumann]

I think he was hoping the rest was something else. Like Italian, French and something else. Not just Italian and French

[@cmcn723]

😂😂😂😂

[@sheilacampbell2521]

​@@GabrielaCenturionNeumann Moorish, the Moor's came and invaded Italy, hence the black curly hair and the brown eyes.

[@dianadoraen7864]

He be calling home like "GRANDMAAAAA! WE NEED TO TALK!"

[@BubblesandSudz]

Lol

[@mariamatt4423]

😂😂😂😂

[@luiselladebiasio6098]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Wazkaty]

Obviously 😂

[@sun_rose123]

He sounds like he's watching a football game!!! 😂😂

[@Beachandpool]

Typical Italian 😂

[@mattn6685]

That's why when he cooks, he uses at most 75% olive oil and 25% butter in his dishes...and his friends and family always look at him sideways at the dinner table. 😆

[@Stormfire89]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@MAGARAY-d5o]

😅😅

[@b.christensen9669]

Good one😂

[@Obsidianen]

But... his family would do the same no?

[@xmindk]

😂😂😂

[@epicdoglover]

my irish grandpa was so relieved when he found out that he wasn’t part english LOL

[@somebodyanonymousx]

Justifiably

[@DytchWytch]

That conflict got settled in my house. My dad was of English and German descent, with some Cherokee in his ancestry. My mom is Irish (surname; her Irish g. grandparents came over in the 1800s, to new orleans), French (Cajun), whatever native is part of that mix (Cajun), German and possibly that German is actually Jewish. I'm a complete mutt. I've traced my dad's line back to the 1200s. Mom, I couldn't get further than 1850, for a long time. Finally, I traced the Irish back to their counties. Zipped around the streets using Google maps street view of the towns. :D

[@growingstruggle5493]

I completely understand him

[@kierabyrnemusic]

As a full blooded Irish person. I laughed out loud 😂.

[@jessiewhitman8688]

My dad is 50/50 😂 his mom was 100% Irish and his dad was 100% English 😂😂

[@ElKoubi1975]

À friend of mine, who is not Italian but kept on telling everyone who cared to listen that he comes from an Italian decent. Out of curiosity, he did his DNA test, which showed that his Italian side was less than 2% 😂. I told him that even the fake Parmagiano Regigiano cheese I used to buy from Lidl was more Italian that he was (he didn't like the joke of course 😂).

[@monito3575]

But honestly i've heard cases where a set of twins, don't know how they're called in eng. Its not my first language, those who look the same. They did a test and it came out different so I'll take it with a grain of salt anyway

[@ElKoubi1975]

@@monito3575 identical twins - I think if you are identical twins and the DNA test shows something different, then I'd blame the test :)

[@monito3575]

@@ElKoubi1975 yes exactly thank you! this is what I was trying to say, these tests are not very reliable

[@ElKoubi1975]

@@monito3575 I agree with you - though I can promise you that there is nothing Italian in my friend :) But it makes him happy, so I don't want to burst his bubble :)

[@AlphaChinoz]

What I find the most ridiculous about these tests are that people sometimes get information that they're direct descendants of Charlemagne, Caesar, thousand year old royalty, etc. - which I find impossible unless their bodies were taken care of and DNA could be sampled from them. Many of these old historical figures are unknown where they were buried or simply rotted away over 1000 years, so how the h*ll would these companies be able to tell someone they're a direct descendant? Even family records shouldn't really be trusted, imagine the chance someone has lied (such as a woman getting pregnant by someone else, or infertility the parents never wanted the world to know so they adopted or got someone else to impregnate the wife), there are so many variables. Also, what I realized some years back is how insanely many ancestors each person's got. Although the math isn't perfect (because it doesn't cover relatives who are far away, such as fourth cousins having children), it's something like: - You - 2 parents - 4 grandparents - 8 great grandparents - 16 great great grandparents - 32 great great great grandparents - 64 great great great great grandparents - 128 great great great great great grandparents - 256 great 6x grandparents - Etc. That's how I realized the one man who's our family last name is from, from the ~1500's, is only my ancestor shared with over 10,000 other people on that level only! If you count everyone from that level, and then add everyone born after them, we're probably at ~30,000 ancestors...

[@jacques-gabrielmariotti5787]

From one French-Italian to another: Benvenuto, fratello! ✝️🇮🇹🇫🇷🍷☕️🚬

[@FrenchViking466]

😂👌🏻

[@billygrider24]

He didn't care if he was European, he just didn't want to be French

[@Daffo84aosta]

As any respectable italian.

[@9grand]

That's just a joke

[@tobiger3392]

I mean no one likes the French in Europe (Belgium and Monaco excluded)

[@9grand]

@@tobiger3392 But you do not represent everybody

[@tobiger3392]

@@9grand you prolly live in an eastern country

[@Bradamante68]

No, he is not part French. It is just that northern Italians share the same ancestors with French people, that were the Ancient Gauls also known as Celts. Northern Italy was called by the ancient Romans "Gallia Cisalpina", while the territories that now are France were called 'Gallia Transalpina". In Northern Italy there were also other non Celtic people or tribes, for example the Veneti, Liguri, Reti, Camuni, Etruschi.

[@alessandrom7181]

Thanks Some comments of people here had me on the ground with all that " Then he is not Italian" "he's a quarter french" infact. LOL Going with latest studies could have inherited that 25% even by some pre roman Italic tribe or Ligures and not necessarily from Gauls either infact.

[@Bradamante68]

@@alessandrom7181 You’re welcome, at least I see someone else pointing out the “inaccuracy” of such genetic tests. They are so popular among KZbinrs, but just by knowing the complexity of our history and of the European history, we can tell that those tests are definitely just a fun game without ground in reality (expensive, tough). I wonder also what those companies do with genetic samples.

[@mikehermen3036]

@@Bradamante68 Ecept that those databases compare with reference samples of people claiming hundreds of years in a region, not with people claiming thousands of years in a region. They don't claim to be accurate that far back.

[@SharonRepici]

Everyone seems to forget he has an American mother. That 24.9% non Italian could have been anything.

[@Bradamante68]

@@SharonRepici if I recall correctly, his mother was just born in the US from Italian citizen parents.

[@mindingmanners2470]

*laughs in Croissant * 😂😂

[@susanpostma6175]

I am dying! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Golden_Girl7123]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sarahtheunrefinedyogi7014]

You won 🥇 the comment section 😂❤

[@rshmnz]

Croissants are originally Austrian, not French

[@mirandaandrews2872]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BellaJoyeuse]

That's cool! I've seen French people in France getting their dna tests and having very little actual French- mostly British. Meanwhile I'm from Québec- my ancestors arrived from Normandy in early 1600's. I got 86% French along with some Basque- and then some small amounts of Scottish and Native.

[@chuuya_lqg]

as an italian i already knew he was gonna be 25% french when he had that reaction

[@Ali-nx8gh]

😂😂😂😂

[@nicj5354]

😅

[@carlitoldncarlitoldn475]

Whats wtong with being french

[@chuuya_lqg]

@@carlitoldncarlitoldn475 i’m not sure, i only know that italian and french people always had some sort of competitive nature between each other, and that it’s also a fact born from sports stuff etc. 😭

[@chemcom276]

@@chuuya_lqgthere is no problem, we are cousins, italians just don’t accept that we are the best at football…

[@Fernandaperanzi]

An Italian’s worst nightmare has become a reality 😂😂😂

[@maggiekennedy5961]

And Spanish too 😂 We feel his fear

[@animeindanger9518]

Why

[@alex-thefrog]

​@@maggiekennedy5961 let's be honest all Europeans hate the French (I'm German)

[@kollozios]

It's every European's nightmare

[@animeindanger9518]

Anyone tell

[@pietsmiff3564]

Is he really surprised by that? He even looks like a frenchy. 😅

[@lydiagonzales8466]

U right lol

[@juliashireen6195]

Yea when l think about it,it does make sense 😊

[@JudgeJulieLit]

His Roman ancestor who accompanied Julius Caesar in his conquest of Gaul (Latin Gallia, German Frankenreich, future France) brought back a Gallic Frank woman.

[@JudgeJulieLit]

Or, his French grandfather in WW2 invaded Italy and married a local woman.

[@ignacio3890]

OR THEIR PART OF ITALY WAS UNDER FRENCH RULE LIKE MILAN

[@ManiyaVinas]

Those kits do not estimate that far back

[@fedeonio555]

Franks came later bro and they were germanic and very little part of the population

[@JudgeJulieLit]

@@fedeonio555 Good point sis, the Germanic tribe Franks overran Caesar's Gallia (Gaelic Gaul) at the circa 379 C.E. fall of the Roman Empire there.

[@lilianpolitzer6404]

Embrace the baguettes Alesio, it was in your blood! 🤣🥖🤌

[@alessandrom7181]

What baguettes, lol it's preroman stuff and a shared component only, it is because of Celts in North Italy.

[@adrasthea17]

@@alessandrom7181 true but the comment above sounds more fun 😂

[@asinglebraincell6584]

*baget shaped blood cells instead of regular*

[@alejandrarodriguezaltamira4679]

😂😂😂😂

[@hughmann9568]

​@@alessandrom7181you spent hours going around misinforming people of history and DNA testing. You don't know what test he used. You are confusing genetics ethnicity and nationality on the regular. I did have a good chuckle watching you make a fool of yourself and the people blindly agreeing with you. 🤡

[@deannad9105]

Besides the guests on Maury Povich, I've never seen somebody so worried about their DNA test😂

[@StoneColdFox17]

😅

[@jessicaperlove4715]

😆😆😆😆

[@masneri97]

Yep french people did a little bit of "marching" in italy 😂

[@DG_5856]

I am sure you would find more italian DNA in France than the other way around

[@mellilore]

Not really that. How did Romans call Northern-Italy before they gave Northern-Italian people the Roman citizenship? "Gallia Cisalpina" that means "Gaul Country this side of Alps". Celts. The DNA test read the strong Celtic element and tends to make relations with Countries with very well known celtic presence.

[@Joaquin546]

@@melliloreI did one of those test came back 1% French 😂😂

[@eloisacameron3592]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@dole7959]

Dude the whole area around Nice is Italian, so is Corsica​@@mellilore

[@Lxz3]

I’m from Spain and I’m 80% Iberian, 20% Italian. 🇪🇸❤🇮🇹

[@keniabeltran5678]

Hey where did you test your ancestry DNA? Was it in Spain? I'm in Spain I wanted to the ancestry test I just don't know where.

[@Lxz3]

@@keniabeltran5678 Hi, I didn't go to a physical location, I did it through a website. I used MyHeritage, but there are other options. They all usually work like this: you place the order and first they send you a package with the instructions and the materials you have to use. You follow the steps and send it back to the lab for analysis. The process isn’t difficult, but make sure you do all the steps correctly. The results take quite a while, I think a month or so. After that time, they’ll appear in your profile on the website.

[@Divcia86]

It's like Barney finding out he is part Canadian

[@jillybeangaming]

yessssss omg. xD

[@jeaguiardod]

38% pasta, 42% pizza, 11% coffee, 9% pastry.

[@caobita]

I'm 75% sauerkraut and 25% Lindt chocolate 😆😉

[@Photoguy_be]

​@@caobitai am 50% pizza 🍕🍷and 50% rakia♥️🖤🦅

[@ericdpeerik3928]

Calm down there, François!

[@luiselladebiasio6098]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ACDZ123]

I bet he "hopped"off the couch after this 🐸😅

[@paulwarner5674]

Get an Italian blood transfusion quickly😂😂😂😂

[@M4RCi92]

So basically a 100cc bag of passata di pomodoro. 😂😂😂

[@HansOvervoorde]

​@@M4RCi92LOL

[@fabifabulous8528]

The leyend says if u say espresso 3 times in front of a mirror, your french part die

[@DonnaMayStanish]

My Italian father also was 76% French. My Irish/ Scottish mother was 100% Irish. ❤😂🎉

[@pitmezzari2873]

Because Scottish Gaels came from Ireland and replaced the Picts.

[@HAIRHOLIC_1]

My friend who thought was Brazilian came out 30% Irish. Yall are everywhere 🤣🤣

[@emmel4fun]

​@@HAIRHOLIC_1Brazilians are mixed with a lot of stuff, though.

[@TheCarlocaroline]

​@@HAIRHOLIC_1we are in fairness 😂

[@HAIRHOLIC_1]

@@emmel4fun yeah but she was expecting to be mixed, with African, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian and native Amazonian. The Irish part was a complete surprise to her and her family and on such a big percentage too.

[@yaowsers77]

This was hilarious! I've never seen someone so worried about what his background is🤣😂

[@ElCid48]

I met a person who was from Italy and married a American soldier and came here. she was born and raise in Italy in Rome. she did her DNA and found out she was mostly Swiss and that her ancestors came to Italy during the wars the protestants had with the catholics in Europe. she was a protestant and was upset because she had to sit in her apartment as a child listening to the people upstairs getting excited about the football game. she hated football or what in this country calls soccor..... she had to do this and she is not Italian.

[@shakes.dontknowwhatyergettin]

He's not, its all just banter fuel.

[@angeo3830]

😂 I like how excited he got about being 75% Italian

[@nalinea18]

My (Finnish) husband's (also Finnish) grandfather (also Finnish) came back 90% Russian. His grandpa was driven out of his home due to a treaty after the Winter War 1939-1940 that gave Finnish Karelia to Russia, so grandpa was _NOT_ happy. We opted out of doing more DNA tests after that. It's not worth the heartache for the old ones who had to live through the war.

[@timppaUT]

Then again: Might not be as bad as it initially sounds, as that "average" Russian DNA has to be full of Finnic DNA, as there is so many Finnic tribes in Russia.

[@christophersmith8316]

@@timppaUT Nationality is a matter of the mind, not of the blood.

[@KLMT01]

@@christophersmith8316bs lol

[@HAIRHOLIC_1]

That’s so strange, I’ve read that the Finnish people have the least mixed blood in the whole of Europe

[@KLMT01]

@@HAIRHOLIC_1 they are literally asian and “european” they are mixed lol

[@labitcoineragt3596]

More French than my French husband!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣congratulations!!!!

[@krasikisyov2600]

Is he black?

[@labitcoineragt3596]

@@krasikisyov2600 🤡 Ok? Same thing as this guy, born in Italy of Italian parents and yet a lot of French blood. My husband was born in France, of French parents and yet more Spanish than French per DNA

[@krasikisyov2600]

@@labitcoineragt3596 so he marocain?

[@labitcoineragt3596]

@@krasikisyov2600 did I say marrocain? I said Spanish. 🤡

[@dinamiteurdinamiteur2324]

Les francais de papiers sont pas des francais Le droit du sol est une abberation et sera supprimé

[@nodatastored684]

But you can see the French in him 😂 ❤

[@ladyhawk5245]

🤣😂🤣😆🙄😉

[@rebekahkui]

He almost sounds like the “ let me tell you something”guy when he says “75% Italian” 😂😂😂🤣😂

[@brocmin7933]

Ne sois pas triste, cousin!

[@enzobergamaschi8466]

😂😂😂👏👏👏👋👋👋

[@FrenchViking466]

😂

[@yazangh9075]

😂😂😂😂

[@crankiemanx8423]

When he yelled 75% italian,that was the 25% napoleon buonaparte vocals shouting out .

[@ElderSwamp]

Also Napoleone was Italian... 😅

[@Th3blackdog.13.ৎ]

​@ElderSwamp u aint wrong his family was of italian decent.

[@ElderSwamp]

No bro, he was Italian ... He was born only 2 years after France annexed Corsica from Genoa Republic .. and there everyone soeacked Italian, their nemes culture etc.. were Italians

[@Th3blackdog.13.ৎ]

@ElderSwamp i know that but doesnt his family include him i thought that was ovi but good reminder☺️

[@rajsekharRonaldo5297]

​@@ElderSwamp but corsica french territory

[@extramedium1]

My Italian American BIL’s entire existence was being Italian. DNA said 0% Italian. Bwahahahahaha!

[@_rynnas]

you don’t need to be of the italian ethnicity/race to be italian. It’s really so unimportant what your race is, kindof blows my mind they care so much about it.

[@SrFenixify]

​@@_rynnas People care because they feel a connection to the history and culture. If I'm a first generation Italian I have NOTHING to do with the culture and history of the country. Some people might not care about that, but others do care.

[@-._A2._-]

The problem with using DNA and then using that to say whether you are something is that you could be ancestrally related to Sub Saharan African but then speak and practice Scottish Gaelic culture (there were 2 African in Canada at one point who could only speak Scottish Gaelic) and you wouldn't say they aren't Scots, because they most certainly are. On another note, in regards to ethnicities of the British isles too. Is that there is no Irish or Scottish or Welsh DNA. Majority of us Have DNA descending from pre indo European people's. We just speak a European languages and practice Celto-Germanic culture with sprinkles of Latin influence.

[@alaly1027]

I'm black and I have more Italian DNA than him (Sardinian)😅😅 . Oh bless.

[@MLCrow]

​@@_rynnasDude, Italian is not a race.

[@dikuksilmo]

Im 50% Dutch and 50% French. I feel with you! 😂 Im a real cheese head!!!! 😂🧀🇳🇱🇫🇷

[@naomix7738]

So basically Belgian haha

[@dikuksilmo]

@@naomix7738 my last name is from Belgium!!!! 🤣😂🤣😂

[@naomix7738]

@@dikuksilmo belgians really have a few distinctively belgian last names))))

[@dikuksilmo]

@@naomix7738 and often have a CK as last letters. 😁

[@dikuksilmo]

@@naomix7738 mine is Verbeeck. Quiet a lot in Belgium but a few in the Netherlands.

[@maeck1983]

Especially for northern Italians it is very likely to have northern european genes (mainly french and austrian) - on the other hand historically southern italians had more interactions with Spain and Greece. I a,m quite curious about my DNA report since my mother is from south and my father from north. I'd be a mix of everything LOL

[@mr.archivity]

Basically like a central Italian

[@patrickaccioly4398]

Austrian dna doesn’t exist, it’s just German…

[@Freedmoon44]

South Italy also had more interactions with the Arab world, much like most of Spain lol

[@krisjustin3884]

I was boasting about my winemaking Italian origins and people looked at me surprised and said I looked more Swedish! I guess northern Italy is radically different from further south because of the Lombards.

[@luiselladebiasio6098]

​@@krisjustin3884ma no. In Sicilia la dominazione Normanna ha lasciato tantissime tracce genetiche, molta gente ha capelli biondi e occhi azzurri. Al contrario della dominazione araba: gli arabi hanno dominato per 100anni, ma sono stati rifiutati dalla popolazione, e per loro è finita male.

[@maritnordin6017]

He's now allowed to break the pasta...

[@pokobee564]

" oui oui pasta " 👁️👁️

[@Quzinqa1122]

Or "si, si, bouillabaisse"

[@muddyhotdog4103]

boogetie boppetti boogetie boppetti😅 my finest family guy impression

[@kel4023]

My dad, australian with irish family was relieved when his test revealed a higher percentage chinese than english

[@MinkaSchlossberger4ever]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤

[@tanukifox8041]

valid

[@blindspot9097]

May god bless all irish.

[@That_Random_Bloke]

Not as relieved as the English were.

[@waldo2600]

Based

[@freyalove3831]

I am an American of Spanish and French descent. Even i was born and partially raised in the states, i also lived in Spain since i was 10 years old. Then moved back to the US when i was 20 years old. Folks can't guess my ethnicity. Pole ,Russian and even Romanian. Lol.

[@Lord.Maximus]

Welcome Alessio! The French in me is excited. 😂😂🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵

[@lilyofthevalley5586]

Same here. ⚜🌞

[@juliem7555]

Vous savez pourquoi il ne peut pas saquer les français ? J'ai vu plusieurs vidéos où ils démontent les français, la nourriture française, le vin français... Pourquoi ? J'ai rien contre les Italiens, mais si ce type me déteste alors qu'il ne me connaît même pas, je vais pas bcp l'aimer non plus... Bref, qu'est-ce qu'il a contre les Français ?

[@mashevera]

​@@juliem7555 Le monde nous déteste pour l'arrogance et l'irrespect que l'on montre quand on se déplace à l'étranger et quand les dits étrangers visitent Paris... Ce qui est justifié en fait C'est comme les stéréotypes qu'on a sur d'autres nationalités ou ethnies ou même régions

[@juliem7555]

@@mashevera et bien je suis française mais pas parisienne, je ne suis pas arrogante ni irrespectueuse, je n'ai d'ailleurs pas les moyens de voyager à l'étranger ni même à Paris. Par contre ma fille a fait de nombreux échanges avec des étudiants étrangers, elle est partie dans des familles en Irlande, Suède, Allemagne, Espagne, Roumanie, Angleterre, et nous avons reçu ces étudiants étrangers à la maison. Tout s'est toujours très bien passé, il n'y a jamais eu aucun problème. On est des gens civilisés. Comme vous dites, c'est un cliché, un stéréotype qui concerne certainement quelques parisiens, mais pas tous les Français, donc non, ce n'est pas justifié du tout. Par contre, dans presque toutes leurs vidéos, il se moque de sa femme parce qu'elle ne fait pas cuire les pâtes comme il faut, n'achète pas du bon fromage italien, ne sait pas préparer de la bonne pizza italienne, n'utilise pas de la bonne huile d'olive italienne, ne boit pas du bon vin italien, bref, il passe son temps à le lui reprocher, à essayer de lui interdire, de l'obliger à faire comme lui fait, à se désespérer du mauvais goût selon lui de sa femme... Si il y a quelqu'un d'arrogant et d'irrespectueux, c'est lui, les Français n'ont rien à voir là-dedans... 🙄 Qu'est-ce qu'il est désagréable... Comment fait-elle pour le supporter...

[@MehKatsCloud]

For me, finding out im 90% Baltic and 9% Finnish was not a surprise, BUT THE THING THAT WAS, WAS THAT IM 1% INUIT

[@hannahg.8572]

Every ancestry testing service with any semblance of legitimacy very clearly states that their analyses are more of an estimate, that you certainly can't exactly measure these things, and that there is significant variance to the values displayed, especially when you get down to the lower percentages. I mean, they claimed I'm like 5% British, but I'm definitely not, that's just a fluke based on my German ancestors, since that's where the Anglo-Saxons who went to Britain came from. Remember, they base these estimates on samples taken from people with ancestry from that region and comparing it. Sorry, but 1% of anything can literally just be a measurement fluke, it means next to nothing. EDIT: spelling

[@MehKatsCloud]

@@hannahg.8572 yea, that's most likely correct. It's a little interesting tho that it's the same with my aunt🤔 mysteries that shall never be solved, I guess

[@hannahg.8572]

@@MehKatsCloud Yes, and either way, the results are always interesting 😌

[@5Gburn]

Most likely Sámi, I would think? Some studies posit that the Inuit and Sámi share a common ancestry. Since there are likely few Sámi samples in a given DNA database (none in AncestryDNA, as far as I know), and since Sámi are native to Scandinavia, this seems likely.

[@samhartford8677]

Funny, Finns are typically 9% Baltic I read somewhere... Turns out there was free movement before the EU too :)

[@annikabjornson998]

This can really be distressing! My French mother-in-law was horrified to learn that, according to the test, she was British. Eventually she refused to believe it.

[@1DarkBlossom]

I agree. We are german but our test says we are mostly Irish and English and not even 1% german.

[@fapo9379]

"According to the test..." 😂😂 are you sure you are not your french mother in law

[@TheCrystalBoat]

Imagine living in denial lol

[@Nataliatg89PW]

Everyone that is horrified to learn that they're from a certain ethnicity doesn't know how ancestry works. Of course she has some british blood, if she had a lot of french blood it would be worse because that would mean she's inbred.

[@D1A112]

@@1DarkBlossomThat makes sense since Germans and English share similar dna along with most of Northern Europe.

[@scriptyshake]

This is so funny as someone who's half-french half-italian 😂

[@Victoria-it4bd]

He is so excited about everything he's definitely Italian 😂

[@saccherrirhysha2660]

My African Grey parrot's reaction when he heard the PBS announcer say, '😮we have positive, definitive proof that birds are descended from dinosaurs,' was "Noooooooo."

[@victoriarandolph5592]

😂😂😂 That would be Hilarious and awkward at the same time! 🤣 Is he still troubled by it?

[@saccherrirhysha2660]

@@victoriarandolph5592 Nah. He watched the show all the way through.. I asked him what he thought afterwards. He did the classic Grey sniff which translates to 'I'll think about it, take it under advisement, and root for the raptors during Jurassic Park.' :)

[@michaelknight8534]

lol

[@numeristatech]

Birds are theropod dinosaurs according to Wikipedia, with common ancestors with Velociraptors, T-Rex and all the way back to the split between crocodiles and the other dinos...

[@emilybowne6043]

This had me laughing

[@sohrabyassan7535]

Bienvenue à la famille COUSIN!!!!!!!! Hon hon hon hon!!!!!!!!

[@catterdz]

Il n a pas l air d être ravi du quart Français 🙈😂

[@alessandrom7181]

Granted that genetic doesn't work like that and that is just a componet shared with french and he's not 25% modern french LOL, he could have inherited that 25% even by a Roman from some Italic tribes and not by a close ancestor. French have Brit or even Spanish or Italian shared components it doesn't mean they are all part Brit or Spanish or Italian.

[@SuperLn1991]

Why do you say bienvenue while you're clearly NOT french, just learnt bad french at school^^

[@sohrabyassan7535]

@@SuperLn1991 And what makes you think I'm NOT french? De quoi je me mêle ?! Non seulement j'ai fait un bac littéraire, mais je suis aussi d’origine Savoyarde et Lyonnaise, CONNARD/ASSE ! ça… ça mon pote, c’est français ! MDR. I'll run laps around you in English too.

[@SuperLn1991]

@@sohrabyassan7535 Alors parle Français au lieu de faire semblant de mal parler Français la rageuse.

[@Haddaminb]

The way he kept his hands on his face but parted his fingers to make sure he was reading it right lol😂

[@seganaleqa]

When he said “15%”, my immediate thought was “watch it be more like 25%”. I can’t believe it really was! 😹🤣 Salut mon ami! 😹🤣

[@33TVWVL]

It's like when Barney found out he's part Canadian 😂

[@marahbadrian]

We need Alessio's entire reaction.

[@sammcgill5324]

Once his palms hit his face I knew he was a quarter French 😂😂

[@loverforchrist4480]

Give that man a French baguette 😂😂

[@tinaryan4023]

"There's something else in there" 😂

[@hmm-zoolol]

Yes a percentage is missing.

[@quentin6893]

I don't get the hate on France, as a French, I would not be depressed because of Italian ancestry. Both countries are beautiful, have the best food and art in the world with also a gigantic history.

[@TheSouthernLady777]

I would not call it the best. Each culture could challenge that statement.

[@tulsacaupain2882]

​​@@TheSouthernLady777hear hear but as a Black European qoman I am not visiting France or Italy ever again. Beautiful countries. I had aome really good experiences butoverall the racism is real.

[@naelyneurkopfen9741]

The French are rude jackasses.

[@godwintalking4724]

The French are just an easy target. Apparently Paris smells like piss. There’s a whole bunch of evidence that you guys don’t like it when other people speak your language badly. So much so I don’t think I’ll ever want to learn French. Unless it was from somebody, that wasn’t from France. But in all honesty, I don’t have anything against the French specifically and I wouldn’t care too much about being French. But boy, do you guys kind of have a bad reputation and for no reason. At least That I’m aware of. I get joking but it’s kind of become a trope at this point. I don’t know much about French history though.

[@ManiSRao-bt3xw]

I think he feared some Arabic ancestry, right ?

[@susannaalbertella2892]

The same for my husband. His great grandad was from Lago Maggiore and the DNA test said my husband was didn't have Italian DNA but French/German and English mostly. This is understandable with Italy being so close to these other countries.

[@Zomboo]

Now you can only gesture while holding a croissant.

[@courtneyawalsh]

WE KNEW IT ALL ALONG. 😂🥖🇫🇷🍟

[@alessandrom7181]

I know you are joking but he's not french. Genetic doens't work like that. It just means that he share a part of his dna that it is a component similar to French. He could have that component thanks to Romans as well.

[@Hugh_de_Mortimer]

French fries aren’t French bozo

[@courtneyawalsh]

@@alessandrom7181 it was, in fact…a joke.

[@courtneyawalsh]

@@Hugh_de_Mortimer REALLY? Are you SURE??? 🤪🤣🙄🤡😏

[@Hugh_de_Mortimer]

@@courtneyawalsh are YOU sure?

[@coolbreeze5683]

Lol, I'm sure he secretly enjoys having some of the French in there. My partner mentioned to his doctor about his 23andMe test showing 97% Italian and was told that his cousins must have liked eachother a lot 🤣

[@MJKeenan30]

French DNA could definitely be useful if he ever needs to run away from some perceived danger.

[@lucaferrari1860]

All his family can be Italian he shares French dna but this doesn’t mean born in France

[@ariannaadornowilliams9780]

🤣omg

[@harrynac6017]

Lol, yeah luckily Italy is big. In Iceland it's a real problem with only 370,000 inhabitants.

[@peanutbuttertime9209]

Conan O'Brien said his DNA test was 99.9% Irish. They told him that meant he's inbred because no one has that much of one nationality in them.

[@yazangh9075]

when I found out that I have 80% French origin and 20% Italian origin, I literally have the same reaction

[@classicalgas8297]

Two of my kids are 55% Scottish, then small percentage of other stuff. But my husband and I are both only about 25-38% Scottish, so they both pulled all our Scottish genes. My other two kids have much less Scottish and more of the other. It's interesting that even with the same parents the kids can pull different genes.

[@haliemaxine3734]

It is def interesting, DNA is an interesting thing. How two children of the same parents can completely different DNA one from one side and one from another. I've never done my DNA. Based on my parents Im simply a MUTT.lol. On my dad's side it seems I'm of European decent mixed Irish and Cherokee Indian. On my mom's I think the same/similar with leniope Indian or something like that. But again if I did the DNA I might only have pulled one or three of all or some.lol.

[@Ildikoprepperkitchen]

I did not know h that, thought it is automatic

[@bunnyslippers191]

My sister and I have the same ethnic groups in our DNA, but very different amounts of each ethnicity. She claims I hogged all the Scots (impossible since she's five and a half years older than I am) and I claim she took too much of the Irish. Both of us are majority (barely on my part) England, Wales, and Northwestern Europe. That's a single group on Ancestry. As more and more updates come through my Scots goes down and my Scandinavian goes up (Viking incursions all through Great Britain and into Northwestern Europe). Still have a lot Scots, though. All of the extended family on Mom's side (her maiden name is Scots) claim they aren't stubborn as rocks, but we really are. LOL

[@giantturd5157]

Or...

[@thamertanner5448]

Yes I'm 50% Scottish and I inherited only Scottish and a tiny bit Irish from my mom. My grandfather and his entire line are 100% Scottish. My grandmother's father was Irish (which no one knew) and her mother was Dutch. I'm sad I didn't inherit any Dutch but turns out I got Scottish and Irish on my dad's side too, plus Greek and Portuguese! I don't know who my bio dad is and did Ancestry to try to find him. It's been a fascinating journey!

[@dmz7550]

Alessio's reaction is too funny! My mom's family comes from Friuli and my dad's is from Calabria. My 23 and Me says I'm 96.3% Italian. So very proud of my heritage.

[@cosettapessa6417]

Did they emigrate?

[@coolbreeze5683]

My partner's results were approx. 97% Italian. Both sides of his family have been around the Cuneo/Torino region for as far as they can trace. I'm sure his remaining % is French. I'm half French so I'm OK with that 😆

[@alessandrom7181]

@@coolbreeze5683 No way he's from Cuneo and gets 97% Italian. North Italians gets the same of the guy in the video, but not because they are mixed with French ( LOL) but because both in France ( South France because Northern French are more Germanic and more similar to Brits) and North Italy there have been a common substratum of Celts\Gauls and by genetists is labelelles as "French". Italian as component peaks in south\central Italy like Abruzzo or Molise so if he's 97% must be from those places or around there. You can see by the OP results. He's half northern Italian and half calabrian and gets 96% and infact a Norther Italian and Calabrian mix give as reult a south\Central Italian as far as genetic goes.

[@coolbreeze5683]

​​@@alessandrom7181 he can take that up with 23andme lol those are the results it gave him. He was even expecting some French or other ethnicities in there but he got 97% Italian. They had a family tree done in their region and they traced back to that region of Italy. These DNA tests probably have questionable accuracy since you'd expect a lot of mixing between ethnicities would make it difficult for clear cut answers but that's what his results were. Taken with a grain of salt

[@samb8702]

One of my grandfathers is from Calabria

[@Heytherebuds]

That's actually really strong numbers. Most people have quite a few, but only having two main heritages is pretty awesome

[@Haechi-v6y]

What’s so awesome about it? I have like 6 or 7 different heritages and find that amazing.

[@Marcel_Audubon]

​@@Haechi-v6ypeople who use the word "awesome" are all braindead

[@aqwdued7777]

​@@Haechi-v6ysome people like the idea of purity and some people like the idea of identifying with many different cultures

[@iwonttellmynametoamachine5422]

​@@aqwdued7777 Purity... that's the reason one of my friends is blind. 200 years in an enclave means incest.

[@Haechi-v6y]

@@aqwdued7777 “purity” what’s that? I do remember, from history books, some people who liked that idea too. We all have same ancestor, aren’t we all “pure”?

[@seowth]

She found it hilarious then serioused up when she saw he was in d3spair mode 😂

[@katrinaallen3266]

These two are adorable!! You 100% amazing!! 🇮🇹

[@lynetteray2146]

Regardless of the fact that he has WAY TOO MUCH FRENCH in him. You must be loving and accept his handicap. Stay strong.......

[@someguy2744]

I can see him being like 25% Tunisian (North African).

[@deniseriopel9125]

The grumpy Alessio is the French part of him. 😂. French Canadian girl here 😊

[@marukchozt6744]

He's officially 25% water😂

[@zahraansari3710]

I'm french and really without him speaking, he makes me think of a French guy.

[@primrosedahlia9466]

I thought he looked french as well!

[@blagjackette]

Maybe because a lot of french guys are italian too so we're used to see a lot of them looking like him ? (tall, dark hair and brown eyes). I'm French and i've dated french guys like him who have either italian or spanish origins, sometimes both.

[@Nicolas_II]

​@@blagjacketteMediterraneans are mixed together they are practically the same genetically

[@blagjackette]

@@Nicolas_II Mediterranean borders are vast and many, aren't they ?

[@Nicolas_II]

@@blagjackette I should have add Mediterranean European, because yes Italians differs in many way from Berbers or levantines but not so much from Spanish, Portuguese, french or greeks

[@nikr9240]

I was so excited for my mom to do one… 100% italian. 50% southern and 50% northern…. Her father was from Sicily and her mother from florence… they met in america. Lets say we were laughing at how it told us what we already knew.

[@DoroHiro]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you called it! I think this was a faulty DNA test!!’😂😂😂😂😂 24.8% wrong

[@anyaharris5617]

The reaction of the Italian man here is fantastic. Bravo! Got me in stitches! 😂

[@rosettaokabayashi2030]

No worries, you have two nationalities with great food and great love of family. I am 1/2 Italian and 1/2 French as my Father was Italian and my Mother was French

[@guyosborn615]

Lucky you! English, French, Italian family and I have only had French and Italian women cook for me all my life - bliss!

[@radhiadeedou8286]

You're too french to realize why he's upset

[@rosettaokabayashi2030]

@radhiadeedou8286 Haha maybe so, but I don't think that would have bothered my Father as he loved my Mother's relatives and vice versa

[@HenRy-bm9ww]

Are you married to a Japanese man? Cause your last name doesn't look Italian.

[@emmanuelaemejuru7190]

​@@rosettaokabayashi2030 lol (luckily for you) your father was the anomaly, not the norm 😂😂😂

[@diana4043]

You guys are killing me🤣🤣

[@shannon9407]

Oh lort my ex husband FREAKED OUT when my Mexican dad asked him if he was Mexican too. My ex husband is Puerto Rican and it about shattered his entire ego 😂

[@sarahtheunrefinedyogi7014]

😂 my husband is Puerto Rican and people will ask him what kind of Mexican are you 😂 you’re so tall and white but not white 😂❤

[@tralalaladee]

His face when he sees French 😂

[@yaydos1238]

When you make being Italian your whole personality

[@radhiadeedou8286]

This might come as a surprise to you but most people around the world are very proud of their heritage

[@loiclaronche5675]

As a french, I would say: Proud of you Son!

[@landryhess8673]

il est des notres ^^

[@francescabattaglia3332]

​@@landryhess8673scegliete quale pezzo volete e prendetevelo!!

[@superrefuser]

The amount of faith placed on ancestry tests is mind blowing. And don’t t get me started on internet videos.

[@timppaUT]

First of all I'd wanna know, that what the hell is (lets say) French DNA!? As especially Middle-Europe tribes has been all over Europe and conquered by even Mongols other side of the world, so who is even capable of saying that some combination of DNA is French, and others are not!? :/

[@TG-jp3tc]

​@@timppaUTfor men it is pretty specific as the test is looking for particular genetic anomalies found on the Y chromosome. For the "French" there are a half dozen mapped out anomalies that correlate to specific regions of _modern_ France. There's the Alpine French, Littoral French, Germanic French, etc etc. You are right that national borders are nebulous, but if you cotton to that mindset, Northern Africans are _historically_ French as well. Ask yourself if you are interested in the science of genetics or are you interested in nationalism. Do you want to find ancestors that are from a particular area of modern France or would you rather find the pillaging Colonizers who spread their genetics to the far reaches of a bloated realm? If it's the former, there are numerous genetic maps and corresponding accessible information online to learn more.

[@timppaUT]

@@TG-jp3tc @TG-jp3tc Yes I have studied some genetic maps of European population. And most central Europeans have very little seoaration on there genetic makeup. And that is exactly why I asked that question.. So please tell me what is specifically French DNA, as you seem to be expert of genetics.

[@SaneAsylum]

@@TG-jp3tc Not actually true. The Y chromosome is pretty useless for geography (in comparison to MtDNA or more so Autosomal DNA) outside a broad range. Even close matches can be geographically isolated. But regardless, aside from limited dated samples from way back all comparisons are based on assumptions about reference populations (that are generally wrong). These companies have a very difficult time differentiating between groups as a result despite folks with very deep and extensive (vetted through DNA) trees proving ties (and fidelity) to place and time. My grandmother was 100% German and her husband 100% English my other grandfather essentially 1/2 Swedish 1/2 Norwegian (though some distant Finnish comes through the Swedish side at a known point). The remaining quarter is pretty well known but less geographically robust (old America/mostly English). Yet the numerous companies that host my results and matches are all over the place and none accurately reflect the known locations simply because their reference populations are less rigorous than my tree. My Y despite being Old English also closely matches an ancient sample from Portugal (and more distantly Sardinia and the Balkans).

[@Appachoppa112]

I always thought french were just fancy italians 😂

[@pamm5]

The excitement! 😂 I love it. Also, the Fresh are neighbors. I’m not shocked at all that it shows in his DNA. My husband is Spanish and has some French in him as well.

[@radiantmessenger3369]

Condolences 😁

[@sebastianhjdbejyu]

25% French, he have to start protesting against something 🤣

[@veroniquelebeau2692]

But being 75% Italian, he'll change his mind 🤣🤣

[@sophiacalon3463]

I CANNOT😂

[@shaanddarc12]

I feel his pain.. when I done my dna I had to sit in silence to get my head around my result. I am welsh and proud... my dna results 2% welsh and 79% English. The shame of it

[@treeismyusernamewhyjustwhy]

Hello englishwoman 👋

[@shaanddarc12]

@@treeismyusernamewhyjustwhy my dna maybe English buy my soul is welsh ❤️

[@ajrwilde14]

That is mad I am English and got 8% Welsh.

[@pag9228]

For Alesso's sanity, I will always see him as 100% Italian.

[@calebhall383]

I’m Korean and had zero Korean in me lmao. I was mainly Chinese and Japanese

[@entropy3615]

So... Is this Korean in the room with us or..? 😂

[@JLT9150]

Foreigners often ask themselves how come Asians of the same country look so different. Now we know why.

[@juleestoner3939]

They must've mixed your sample with someone else

[@Deputy-Seraph]

At age 62, a friend did this deed. He is not Jewish. He is Italian/French. And he found his biological mother. 😊

[@perizat1888]

Exactly! You are taking about 80 percent of IsraHellis so take them back to where they came from.

[@jeanfoutre3620]

that must have been a relief. Imagine going though life thinking you're jewish. poor dude.

[@FF-pn7fx]

he looks more french then italian

[@MalikaAbizar-r1l]

No😊

[@DieterRahm1845]

Rather Moroccan, I'd say

[@TheJosman]

Nah. He def looks Italian.

[@liv0003]

No

[@nemesistyche9418]

Not really, I mean a bit like a southern French maybe because of his skin tone. He definitely has an Italian accent though.

[@Lara-vy9oq]

"French? Noooooo" 😂😂😂