So am I! Guess we must be related or something.. - and rather 75% water than 100% bullshit, which is exactly what this scripted ad(!) is ;)

😂😂yes its true. we are water

me too))

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:)))

u do no hes an actor

Albert Hofmann is he ?

Ella Melville yeah av seen him in a music video

Albert Hofmann ah okay

You can do DNA test even to an actor.

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I would 😂

Lol I don't know why but you made me laugh......no one likes wars but those that profit from it!

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@@betacrossing6070 i would too😂

The system in your country is just bad !! your people are brainwashed and think only turkish is best of all even if there are other ethnicities living there.

@@Virtualvideos11 how is it even closed to brain washing..... she just said that she is sad of his reaction.... there are lots of nations living in Turkey, why should they think that other nations are worse.

@@Virtualvideos11 indeed bro

that the Prophet (ﷺ) said: "People should stop boasting about their fathers who have died, while they are but coals of Hell, or they will be more humiliated with Allah than the dung beetle who rolls dung with his nose. Indeed Allah has removed the pride of Jahiliyyah from you, and its boasting about lineage. [Indeed a person is either] a pious believer, or a miserable sinner. And people are all the children of Adam, and Adam was [created] from dust."

I'm English and now he probably will be more interested/curious about Turkey and Germany. I would tell him he's missing out on possible Turkish connections. Turkey is a fantastic country! People just stereotype and are happy to express their opinions when they know nothing about something!

That's not all to their story. Many English ancestors lived in the British isles before the time of the Germanic invasion - and intermarried with the invaders and learned their language.

Most of the genetic material is from the native Brythonic people. The Angles brought the language more than anything.

So Anglos and Saxons are from ancient Germany? Brythonic were in ancient Britain first?

Yes

Abs before all this most likely sailed there from Greece, when the Romans invaded they were shocked to find chariots, no where wide in Europe had this technology. The English have Spartan blood in them.

No, he looks more like a football hooligan.

Me over here just trying to make my test, when i see this comment 😭🤣

In these tests the "Irish" means "Celtic"....the British means Anglo-Saxon....most British people come out with a high degree of Irish and British. The English people are, on the whole, a mix of the Celts and the Saxons. A lot of those other parts (including the Iberian: Spanish/Portuguese) are other constituent parts of the immigrants and original settlers from a long time ago (sometimes neolithic or paleolithic times). Some, like the French (and note his list said French-German, which in Ancestry.com is actually called Western European, could be Saxon as well, or it could be some of the Normans who settled in Britain during the Middle Ages). He is, actually, very English in his DNA make up. Even the "Turkish" could represent the Neolithic farmers who came from Anatolia and spread agriculture to Europe. The British people are very admixed. He fits right in. I've noticed that different companies use slightly different nomenclature for these, but this looks very much like Ancestry.com's graphics or set up with more specific names (like "Turkish" rather than "Caucasus" or French-German instead of Western European. I think they may have slightly re-worded these for the videos in order to emphasize the unity of peoples. In another video they have a Kurdish woman say that she's 70% Iranian/Caucasus, and she said "That's Turkey, right?" and the people said yes...but in her interview she said that she did not like the Turkish government and her people were refugees from the Kurdish regions (which encompass parts of Iran, Iraq, and Turkey. She was born Iran and grew up in Denmark). The interviewers said that "yes, that's Turkey." But it's not just Turkey. It's Georgia, Armenia, Abkhazia, Ossetia, Circassia, Southern Russian, Chechen...a whole mass of different people...some with very different backgrounds. One would expect a Kurdish person to show up with that much Caucasus ancestry because that's one of the areas they are from! So, they asked the British guy if there is a place he doesn't like. He says Germany (and Turkey by his answer) and lo and behold he's part of that (but most Europeans are...and most British are). So there might be some politics here. Not bad politics. It's good to see the connections we all have, but it's kind of obvious. Ancestry.com's description of Caucasus says these countries are represented by this term: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Turkey. There isn't a category: Turkish alone. It also says there are over 50 ethnic groups represented in this region.....which would include the Kurds.

I was wondering how some of his DNA was German, when my results came up only with a percentage of Western European. Thanks for clearing that one up for me. Looks like Ancestry are being a bit liberal with the truth ....

Judi Wood It's not Ancestry that is being liberal with the truth....it's Momondo. Remember, this is a commercial for a travel company!

Okay, Point taken.

You nailed it Philip. These videos are very much edited to fit the script. They gloss over the fact that the peoples of the British Isles are all very closely related. From a cultural or political perspective the English and Irish or Scots may be "different", but their DNA is almost interchangeable save for small regional variances. Jay's about as English as it gets.

Absolutly right!!!

Absolutly right!! I think I must have Turkish ancestors because I love your language, and I don't know why!! I have started studying it since June of the worst year of my life, 2020, thanks to your series, they are becoming very popular here in Spain. Of course I will go to Turkey when the pandemic ends. Greetings from Barcelona😊

@@variniaspartacus what a coincidence im turkish (as far as know lol) and i have always been attracted to Barcelona and i have no idea why i might have Spanish or Catalonian ancestors maybe. greetings to my probable cousin :))

@@user-gb1zj7wf1e 😀😀Hopefully, inşallah, ojalá, tan de bo, I wish we were cousins, so we could visit each other in our countries and practice the languages; (I write it to you, in the languages that I study: english, turkish; and in those that I know: spanish, catalan 😊😊. A question: I hope I'm not daring, ¿do you have Instagram?

@@variniaspartacus i dont use instagram but wow im learning Portuguese i have some friends and they say some of expressions are really similar in Portuguese and Catalan.

The fact that england the one almost attacked everywhere for richness.

@@kps133 england made 2 countries fight. England did tat too. :)

it's so stupid since brits is the most bloodthirsty nation that took half of the world

Yeah we did pretty good for a tiny island :)

@@davidmarwood775 for All the world you meant I guess

JuliaSophieD you don’t need to prove it to anyone ... we are all one human race .., peace from Palestine.

@@mountainsquds3320 amen

JuliaSophieD Definitely nice people

Agreed

@@mountainsquds3320 probably she is so convincefully with Jay...xdddd

KyuunRin Lee me too! But I dont know where I can take this test

sheactslikealady www.ancestry.com.au/dna/?s_kwcid=dna+journey&gclid=Cj0KEQjw4_DABRC1tuPSpqXjxZwBEiQAhMIp6_AOjjxbvZqsAIY6gX2adjrsGDhBf4iQfstb8HjZ-YkaAj6F8P8HAQ&o_xid=66107&o_lid=66107&o_sch=Paid+Search+Non+Brand Here's this website. It very pricey and I don't know if it's even legit but I'm really curious xD

You don't know what they do with your data, I wouldn't try it.

@@p.r.9982 tecnically,the explain what they are to do with your data,´cose of data protection rules

I think thats better than me who doesnt know about my descents like where they're from. Just got told by people around that I looked like a mix one and dont know what to say about that, but thanking haha. So far i think i'm pure Indonesian.

+chyntia yuliawati You don't know where your sons born?

Well, once you're along South Russia anything goes. Right next to Europe, Middle East and North Asia. Even Africa might not be totally out of the question. Only thing you might really miss is Southeast Asia/Oceania and the Americas. X)

Something about DNA is that you only get 50% of each parents DNA which means you can be as much as a 25% of something and it not show up in your actual DNA.

Iván Schulz-Corona not my son, but me, myself. I have no idea where my descendants are from, whether they are all Indonesian or there is one non Indonesian or even non Asian. I have no idea about that, but many people told me that I look like mixed European

I don't speak french very well but I understand what you said. And I'm agree with you.

+Nao BG I don't speak english very well me too but thank you ! 😄😜

Oui. Je pense come ça aussi. Pardon mon française!!!

+Eliana Folin I'm happy! come->no : comme française->no : français Bye bye

Audrey Orliac, your are right.!

Same

Yes, I wondered about that - possibly more mucus than spit

I don't think that doing this test would chage something.. If I hate for example some arabic populations and while doing this test I discover that I have one arabian ancestor that lived 1.000 years ago and (maybe) raped or killed some of mine ancestors this wouldn't change anything, my culture is typical of my country, my family lived in the same country for centuries and I hate Arabia because people there have a different mentality and culture than mine and probably this arabian coutries that I hate 1.000 years ago were totally different.

You do make a good point. A lot of what people actually have problems with is culture, not race, per se. But you might find that you have a lot more connection than someone just 1000 years ago, and it is very unlikely that there was some atrocity connected to this. For most people, I think finding that they really are more connected than they thought does have an impact on the way they see themselves and others, especially if they come from a culture that highly values family ties.

me too ;) except i think i've watched it more than twice and i can't even count how many times i've watched it

+Leila maybe its too expensive where he lives. i know for sure that where i live (Greece) it costs more than 300 euros so...

Mina Kay It is kind of expensive. I live in Amsterdam and I am a student

Go to ancestry.com and get the kit. I had it done while they ran a sale and also found an online coupon at the time. It cost me $69 .

Cosmo Aero V2 How can an Arab has Turkish DNA?

Probably a little German, French and some Scandinavian.. don't get too excited about this. It's an ad and these people are hired actors going by a script..

...an ad for what?

+Something Something Something this is a ad for a youtube channel who films people there reaction after a DNA test and its real

and just because its an ad doesn't mean that their dna scripting wasn't true...my boyfriend is born and bred american, but he has russian, canadian, british and scottish in his immediate family tree...i and my parents are all british, but i have french and mexican heritage intwined in my tree. if we had a child it would happen to have a shit ton of nationalitys mixed in him, even though my boyfriend and i have lived in our respective countries our entire lives and so have our parents. some people just don't really give it a thought.

likeastarbaby ... ehm, Momondo?

Afghans are generally a mix of Asia Central, Caucasus, Asia South, and Middle East

Fatima N Hazara have higher percentages of Asia Central and Asia East

You could be anything Fatima!! So many countries have invaded afghanistan, so many different ethnicity passed through or settled there. You could even be partly British since it's about 200 years since Britain marched into Kabul. I think your DNA test will be very interesting!

Believe it or not, Conan O'Brien is 100% Irish. I'd never heard that anyone was 100% from any one place until him. He even stunned his doctor.

Damilola Fakehinde heritage is like, belonging to something isn't it? "Valued objects and qualities...that have been passed down from previous generations." So, YES, if you're born and raised somewhere and you experience that culture and take part in that culture, guess what? That's your culture. That's your heritage. If a dark skinned individual, NOT just black, has grown up in Germany, eats German food, sings German songs, speaks German, takes part in German traditions, they are German. You don't get to decide that for other people. The people in this video have heritage from all of the countries in their biology because that biology physically makes them up.

Heritage is something that's inherited, therefore, in my understanding your roots would be African and just because you're born in England don't make you English. To me, English people are white not black. If you're black you can say you're British because that's what your passport says. But it doesn't mean you're English because you're born in England and your passport says British. No one is claiming to decide anything for anyone. At the end of the day you don't get an English individual who's born & raised in Africa (let's say Kenya) claiming he's African/Kenyan. Neither do you get them saying I am black when he clearly knows his roots. Just because he was born and raised there, eats their food and takes part in the culture don't mean he's now Black/African at the end of the day, he's white/English. Not Black/African nor Kenyan.

+Damilola Frakehinde And what heritage should those with a dozen different ethnicity's say they are?

InandaroundTO I think if you are truly what you say you are, like that's your heritage, like if you're African and Asian... like your mum is Philippino & Dad is from Cameroon, with things like that, apart from saying that you're mixed, in my culture you'd pick your dad's country when people ask about your heritage. But you could always put in where your mum's from as well because at the end of the day, you are 'mixed race'. You can't deny it, it is what you are. Those that are truly mixed with various ethnicities, a part could be more than the other, so I believe if you're half English and the other half is Caribbean, Asian etc. I feel like the 50% is dominant so you can claim to be English. As far as what you're claiming is truly in your genes and not what your passport says necessarily, then it depends on whatever the individual prefers to be classified as really. Someone could be 60% English, 40% Asian, and would still rather prefer he's classified Asian, rather than mixed race or white. Sometimes it depends on what culture they relate to the most or sometimes being raced by one of ethnicity and not the other could determine it as well. I mean you have children from broken 'mixed race' homes who'd rather prefer to claim just their mothers heritage and not their dad's, due to the fact that he was never there and they grew up experiencing their mothers heritage. I just really have issues with Black/dark skin saying that their heritage is British/English. When if a white person don't look at your passport or hear the way you speak, they wouldn't call your heritage British or whatever, they would say oh he's Black/African/Caribbean.

InandaroundTO I think if you are truly what you say you are, like that's your heritage, like if you're African and Asian... like your mum is Philippino & Dad is from Cameroon, with things like that, apart from saying that you're mixed, in my culture you'd pick your dad's country when people ask about your heritage. But you could always put in where your mum's from as well because at the end of the day, you are 'mixed race'. You can't deny it, it is what you are. Those that are truly mixed with various ethnicities, a part could be more than the other, so I believe if you're half English and the other half is Caribbean, Asian etc. I feel like the 50% is dominant so you can claim to be English. As far as what you're claiming is truly in your genes and not what your passport says necessarily, then it depends on whatever the individual prefers to be classified as really. Someone could be 60% English, 40% Asian, and would still rather prefer he's classified Asian, rather than mixed race or white. Sometimes it depends on what culture they relate to the most or sometimes being raced by one of ethnicity and not the other could determine it as well. I mean you have children from broken 'mixed race' homes who'd rather prefer to claim just their mothers heritage and not their dad's, due to the fact that he was never there and they grew up experiencing their mothers heritage. I just really have issues with Black/dark skin saying that their heritage is British/English. When if a white person don't look at your passport or hear the way you speak, they wouldn't call your heritage British or whatever, they would say oh he's Black/African/Caribbean.

Have you ever noticed nobody likes you? Except your pakistani bros of course? No offence🇬🇷

I see what you did there lol

DanishTV2 news, what are serious source name, think I would believe everything from that. Not.

Nikki Kuntergraudunkelbunt They are one of two national danish news channels and are by our constitution not allowed to misinform the public. However you can of course always choose to believe as you please.

nooooooooooooooo

And? When you're going to make an add it's natural that you choose actors when you're doing the casting, because they're more expressive and atractive most times. Plus, the results *are* real, it's a service by the genealogy company Ancestry you can access to.

www.momondo.co.uk/inspiration/momondo-the-dna-journey-how-it-was-made/

+Nao BG tom day throughs

No, they're British.

@@Baboonfromdatoon The Windsors? They are of German descent. The House Han(n)over. Queen Victoria e.g. still spoke privatly German, and her English had a German accent.

@@5mnz7fg So you're saying they're NOT British, correct?

@@Baboonfromdatoon Now they are British. But they were German.

@@5mnz7fg How did they become British? And when?

id rather live in germany than england tbh :) they have a great economy

They are actors and this is trying to make certain groups of people look bad it's disgusting and pathetic in my opinion. I'm English i don't know anyone who hates the Germans we got over WW2 a long time ago and we get on very well with German people now. This was a stupid actor and script to make the English look bad

@@1gadena i think it depends a lot on the class of people living in UK...don't you think? the upper class is totally fine with germans i am sure. but this mate looks or pretend to be one of this "pride british"...and you have a lot of this guys in UK. ;)

It's fake you dumb broad!How could anybody this stupid?!?

23andme is a popular website for this. My dad had it done and he's 3% Neanderthal!

I would like to know as well since I also am adopted! I met my birth mother when I was 21 who said I'm part French but as for my dad, she only said he was a light skinned black man. So I have been saying in biracial my whole life however, alot of people take me as being Latin because of my features.

Great! Thanks a lot! =)

yes he did say tottenham. it is a place is england actually :) so he must be from there

So the european is the only white dna you got

The funny part is the anglo Saxon invasion of Britain. Making that connection with Germany. Basically all Brits will have a German connection. Their DNA will always show a few % of it.

@@dgray3771 That's right, but now I'm a German with a British connection :-) = 7%... It's funny because the most beautiful thing in the world is obviously not football after all. I guess some of our ancestors were just in love and did NOT listen to the warnings of their parents. :-)

We are all water!

Not over.... Just evolved! Germany will dominate and crush Europe again!

Step Step right....

Step Step fuck Germany