Please consider tracing Klaus Schwab’s family tree! Allegedly, he is directly related to Karl Marx! If you happen to be interested, I can provide some additional details

Some of them were quite pretty/handsome: Philipp the Handsome (son of Maximilian I.), Marie Antoinette, Franz Joseph, Rudolph (son of Franz Joseph and Sissi), Maria Theresia when she was young -> whenever the inbreeding was not so intensive, hahahaha. Greetings from Austria.

😂😂😂 Right, he just got told he looks inbreed.

Same

I needed that laugh

@@Andrea-Marie Hahaha, you're trying to cope hard with the fact that most of your past rulers, the Hasburgs were a bunch of inbreds.

I wish he went even further like dad and grandad pictures 👀.

Both

That's how you know you've really made it.

Definitely both

I'd be creeped out and horrified shit

I was gonna say. I thought I heard this from Keith's own lips

🤭

Hahaha. True. Kind regards from Austria.

Everyone comes from inbred ancestry. If you could trace out your ancestry far enough, you will find siblings having children, fathers/mothers and daughters/sons having children, uncles/aunts and nieces/nephews having children. Also, the inbred Hapsburgs where around a few centuries ago, so all the inbreeding would’ve been diluted from outside DNA by the time Keith was born, anyway.

I think the conclusion is he probably isn’t from the royal family but definitely from an inbred family

@@JediSimpsonno there are culture with ancient practice of sending daughters to far away clans or kingdoms. Not all are inbred

We need a reaction video of him to this 😂

I’m dying laughing right now

I hope so. But most guys feel pressured to hide their pain

LET'S ALL SEND IT TO HIM 😂😂😂

Okay but like when he was listing all the different variations of Habersberger/Habsburg I just pictured him laughing hysterically

Keith tries 23 & me?

@@cyndi2865 that would be great

@@cyndi2865 Yes, but maybe not right now during the hacked/leaked information scandal lol

@@cyndi2865they did an ancestry test video wayyyyy back when they were at Buzzfeed!

@@cyndi2865 And gets his data stolen in the process, so now he must do another video. What a cash cow opportunity, Keith!

Miss gurl it’s time to get your husband show him this video

Me too! Glad I wasn’t the only one to recognize the family resemblance 😅

I'm dying at this comment lmao you must feel so damn validated

I’ve thought this fit almost a decade

Me too! I was googling every year for someone to find out he definitely looks like them! Also because of the eyes. I am from an inbred royal family myself I feel it lol

I can rest easy now.

hi @@mikaapichatsakol530

"Keith tries to harrass past royal members into giving him a DNA sample" xD

The Habsburgs ruled in Iberia for more than 200+ years.

​@@Calucifer13 oh oh 😮

sure, but while the house of Habsburgs ruled Spain + Portugal, only Charles I (or Emperor Charles V) + King Phillip II had mothers from Iberian-origated houses. Charles I/V's mother was Joanna of Castille, the last sovereign of the House of the Trastamara. Phillip II's mother was Isabella of Portugal, from the House of Aviz. Kings Phillip III, IV, + Charles II had mothers that were from the Austrian branch of the House of Habsburg, through inbreeding. Phillip III's mother was Anna of Austria, also his cousin as his father's niece. Phillip IV's mother was Margaret of Austria, who was his dad's cousin once removed. Charles II's mother was also his cousin, as his father's niece. @@Calucifer13

​@Calucifer13 Maybe some family member had some illegitimate children.

​@@NoodlepunkI imagined that person was tired of inbred family

☺️

Me too

all I hear is burger burger burger 🍔

This is also a good video for those of us who are wondering where our “famous” surnames are from.

How is his jaw ugly/ not aesthetically pleasing? You are hyper-fixated on millimetres of jawline.

Yes but there’s also been decades since the inbreeding, plenty of time to mix genes. Not saying I know tho lol

He's so hot to me. Bigger issue for me is outside of work and Eugene all his friends are white.

@@RecoveringChristian so? does the guy need to go out of his way to do that? gotta collect people like damn pokemon now lmaooooo

it could be that its just a trait that was watered down if their descendants dont commit incest (if he is a habsburg)?? just my suspicion tho

Maiden names, genetics, and maternal lineages don't exist? News to me.

fyi Berg just means mountain and Burg means castle. It doesn't necessarily mean royalty or even nobility at all. Many places, villages and cities in Germany have 'Berg' or 'Burg' in their name. Most people whose name end with 'Burger' or 'Berger' are just people from that place. (For example, someone from the city 'Freiburg' - 'Free Castle' - would be a 'Freiburger'. Someone from the city 'Meersburg' - 'Sea/Lake Castle' - would be a 'Meersburger'. Someone from the city 'Hornberg' - 'Horn Mountain' - woulb be a Hornberger.). Habersberg is the name of a few places in Germany, all of them are just mountains. 'Haber' is an older regional word for 'Hafer', in english 'oat'. A Habersberger is a person from oat mountain. Surnames weren't always a thing in Germany, especially for commoners. In Germany they started to become a thing from the 12th century and mandatory only in 1875. Very often folks would get their surnames naturally, by being called by their first name and their profession (hence names like 'Miller', 'Smith', etc) or the place where they are from (village/city/place name followed by '-er' suffix). There are exceptions, e.g. my surname 'Hein' is the shortened form of 'Heinrich', which seems to derivate from 'Heim/Hof' and 'Reich'. So, someone with a rich home or a rich/vast court/courtyard/farm etc. Someone who owns land and is the lord of the house, probably a small fry noble without a title (very common thing in Germany btw). My boyfriends surname is 'Klingele' and in his case it is known that it's an old noble family from this region. Adding a 'Le' to a surname is the regional dialect, the original name was maybe 'Klingler' or 'Klingeler', very common surname for knight nobles without a title or even land to own.

No that's not really it chief.

@@rebralhunter6069except it is 😉

@@noshimoshi except its just simply not true, op just wants it to be because of his/her view and just projects that view onto everything, while ignoring the things that go against it.

Lmaoo thats kind of funny

Rudolph is my surname. And Family of this side came from Selisia ( schlesien) today u call it Polen. Not really royal because most of time the royal ppl were called rudolf with f instead of ph

I think the confusion only happens in English because burg and berg are pronounced the same in English. But in German they are pronounced quite distinctly. Compare it to, say, cat and cut. You wouldn't confuse those words because they are pronounced very differently.

Burg also means Castle in German

Burg is castle, Berg is mountain. Both are VERY common in german city/village/area names. If a surname ends with 'Berger' or 'Burger' it means 'a person from that Burg or Berg'. There are several 'Habersberg' and even 'Habsberg' places here in Germany, for the most part mountains. 'Haber' is old for 'Hafer' - oat in english. So yeah, very royal oat mountain.

-bury -brough, -burgh, and I think -borough are British name suffixes that all come from this word. Shrewsbury, Middlesbrough, Edinburgh, and Scarborough are some examples of these.

Well, Marie Antoinette was also a Habsburg and considered the most beautiful woman of her time. So, meh.

@@olgahein4384he basically called him ugly tho.. and compared him to charles

Science (and biology) doesn't care about anyone's feelings. This KZfaqr is just studying his theory that was based on the fact that he found Keith's facial features looking similar to that family. Don't feel offended for strangers.

@@MollyHJohnsyou good?

Awesome connection 😂

My family was also of royal descent (for my family it’s also the chin, but also the nose and ears lol) and my grandfather changed two letters of our last name because he thought it looks better. So it’s possible that his great grand parents thought that too lol (also because the habsburgers were pretty badmouthed in some areas)

I remember this!

He mentions it when cooking with Hannah Hart

Same. Being compared to a family as famous for their inbreeding as they are for their distinctive (in a bad way) looks…ouch.

Your jaw doesn't look big or ugly, and much less hateful. You're not allowed to say that when you look so cute!!

Well damn. Thanks dad

Your jaw looks fine to me in the photo. Better than a weak jaw.

You look beautiful from what I see on your profile pic

Pam, I don't see that at all. You are so beautiful to me and others agree. 😊

Thank You Fran for Not being an Idiot. I really object to people like this who print crap and can't even start by getting the proper name spelled correctly. I wonder if they Know that they look like complete Idiot's? It's maddening for them to try to ACT LIKE they know history and get it All Wrong in front of the entire WORLD !

I think Jay Leto has the same condition that caused the Habsburg chin, but wasn’t related to them as far as I’m aware.

Mostly like one of Peter Phillips or Zara Tindall’s daughters, Princess Anne’s grandchildren. The British royals don’t have any descent from the Spanish or HRE Habsburgs. By the time the Habsburgs came to prominence with the marriage of Juana of Aragon and Philip of Burgundy, England was aiming toward Protestantism. Mary I did have a Habsburg husband but they had no children, and none of the Catholic Stuarts who reigned married Habsburgs. Then when the Hanoverians took over, they married Protestants from then on out.

Its either real or its fake either way i dont know