I converted and plugged Izzard's marker data into a haplogroup predictor and came up with result of I2b1. That result is consistent with someone of a West Germanic background.

What The THAT DINN🔊 in the Background and it DANE-LAW ‼️Was MUCH More "NORTH EAST/vs -WEST ‼️

To put a spanner in the works. The Normans entered the fray in the 11th century. Predominately settling in the south but with heritage from the north/Scandinavia.

@stuntladz Yes, you do - there are traces everywhere. You would be amazed how many basic words in Danish you already "know" without having learnt it all, as soon as you see through our "weird" spelling - and spot a few letters that have been lost here&there, or consonants that have shifted along some typical patterns ( eg. -k -> -g ). The same goes for vowels, which shifted a lot in E. from ca. 1400 to 1700. Before you had sim. vowels to us ( eg. mus [moos] = mouse, hus[hoos] etc. )

please please please, upload more, some whole episodes would be good, he did a whole series, where can I find it?

The depiction of the Vikings in small rowboats...wut

@Treblaine Ha, good one - actually we do say "ting" in Dan, Swe and Norw. today, but it used be "thing" way back. Our parliament is called the "Folke-ting" btw. - sim. to the "Tyn(g?)-wald" ( ~ vælde? ( rule) ) that they have on the Isle of Man to this day.

His grandfathers would have be fighting to keep Britain British.

This is AWESOME! :D

Not exactly north south is it, considering the Cambridge is Danelaw and the Wirral isn't.

We're all English people and proud of it!

Should have guessed the word "thing" originated from Vikings (Scandinavians) Remember at the beginning of that horror film "The Thing", the crazy Norwegian scientist was shooting at the dog (that was actually a shape-shifting alien), I remember he yelled "TING!!!" bang-bang "Dast TING!"

berserkers ate magic mushrooms

@LittleDirtyBlonde23 hi! i'm very ignorant about this mas but am rather curious. if the saxons only left 5% in english genes, would that make most of the inhabitants britons? bec i had watched a documentary stating that the britons were people like the welsh & they even did a dna test on it. the rest are mostly anglo-saxons

You don't seem to see him in drag these days, perhaps he's grown out of it.

England is and was the greatest country in the world ,imagine eddy walking down the street in high heels skirt and makeup in his country of birth .....Yemen .

@fleskkett223 Nice to know that we have some spare Vikings down in Holland - they may come in handy some day LOL

some of the viking,s came from eastren and north eastren holland, the anglo-saxon,s also hade viking origrn,s.sreaching for x maker,s on the y chormsone whould be way more acreate.

There's that man who pretends he's a woman.

That's interesting, but surely if you're only testing the Y chromosone you'd only get descendants on the male side, whereas the name I inherited from my grandfather on my mother's side "Danby" is a viking name, whereas my Dad's genes would probably show a strong Celtic link instead.

the should do the north south dived test for Australia or new zealand, to see if there related as well, xd.

Interesting that he does have a Y-chromosome after all ;-)

You could never make that transvestite joke now.

@NewAgeEagles Gods truth

north and south, both good, both england :) im just in the north but i feel no ill to the south.

4:02 It's funny because he's actually an Transvestite now.

whats the point of the united kingdom anyway, the scots, welsh dislike us and have and will for centuries, wales and northern ireland bring nothing to the table and scotland has some oil, but how long will that last. might aswell just be England.

@austpom333 lol and other races dont fight themselves, theres never been any wars or fights between different asains?, or from different africans? every race has fought themselves, dont think white people are different, were all the same