lol

yes ! .. i was so thinking she looks like Toni braxton and came here to right that ..then someone said pam grier and i thought yeah she kind ado look liek pam grier

You beat me to it! 😅😜She definitely resembles Toni braxton. Toni looks part native American imo.

why??

+Londie W Toni 84% black and the rest 16% white

Queen Isis I don't believe it. That hair has to come from somewhere. And actually you can judge people by their looks because she's not the norm

Scoring57 There will always be exceptions. Again phenotype does not necessarily equate to genotype. I can think of a few people who are half European descent yet they look phenotypically like their African parent. You'd never guess they have ANY european ancestry much less 50 percent.

Scoring57 Also, Ancestry DNA is not accurate for many people regardless of ancestry. I think DNA. Land may be more accurate and reliable. Then again, as a genetic genealogist stated, no one vendor provides the accurate results. One vendor may provide accurate results for a portion of a person's ancestry but not for another and in the future, the same vendor may not yield accurate results. These DNA ancestry tests are in the infancy stage. You can't take the estimates as facts as many people seem to do. A person has to combine traditional genealogical research and determine if the DNA results make sense.

001islandprincess I am glad you said this because I believe my father is arab American yet my dna came back 1 percent from the middle east that is why I believe ancestrydna is not very accurate hopefully when I take the national geographic 2.0 test it will be more accurate

Biochemp33 There are many people from England who trace their family 500 years plus in parts of England, yet Ancestry DNA results indicate only 5% of their alleles match people who are natives to England (which may show up under Europe West and/or Great Britain, if I'm not mistaken), so yes, Ancestry DNA is not accurate for many people and as I indicated before, results are to be taken with a grain of salt. If it does not match known "paper genealogy" is is just inaccurate. It is strange for people to take these results as "exact" and "accurate". The results are just estimates to guide you to do further research which includes continuing with traditional genealogy and being tested at other vendors and/or uploading raw DNA results to get another perspective. In my experience, DNA.Land seems the most reliable given my family history/genealogy. Good luck with your research.

Stunningly beautiful!!!

I think you look more like a younger version of Pam Grier, the African American movie star. prntscr.com/ccj8qc prntscr.com/ccjajo

People always tell me that; I have a similar background

Little Wolf Taima Definitely and DEFINITELY smoking hot too

You lucked out on which part of Africa your ancestors are from. Nigerians and Ghanaian tend to be some huge tall muscular guys who can gain muscles by just looking at a barbell. Oh and you look Igbo so it makes sense that a large percentage of you is Nigerian.

thanks , you too Ms. Carter

Joslyn Thomas AncestryDNA is not accurate at all for many people. I think Gedmatch and DNA.land are more reliable.

001islandprincess I agree that ancestry dna isn't accurate but do you believe national geographic 2.0 is accurate? I will be testing with them later this year I was told it was pretty accurate but then again it could also be the same as ancestry dna

Biochemp33 I'm not sure about National Geographic 2.0. If they are the sister company to Family Tree DNA, I'd say no. I think it is best to order the test through one of the big commercial companies (i.e., Ancestry DNA or 23 and me) and then upload your raw dna results to DNA.Land and gedmatch.com for comparison purposes.

you are very pretty Maria

when you going to do your dna maria?

You mean white features

Ahman Ahm lmao oh please

Jubee Tobbe Yet she very west African so she has African fretures

lol yes !!

Mrs.Opinionated C'hey I was thinking the same thing.

No shes way better than Toni Braxton.

I thought so too. I'm 67%

Gibby Nj Diverse dna doesn't mean we look white or mixed. And we don't.

I never said that we looked white. Diverse DNA, meaning Africa has many regions with different tribes that look completely different from one another. Some tribes aren't even that dark in completion, like the San tribe in southern Africa who tend to have lighter skin and eyes that many would call "Asian looking", but it's actually a look that started in Africa. There is no specific look to African people.

+Gibby Nj But some black africans would have to have to look white if blacks are so diverse that they can show the white features we see in this woman here and people like her. White people have many regions with different groups that look different from each other. And from a distance they look more different than most africans. Because they have colors that stand out more. But they're all still white and have a white look. Just like how black people look black still no matter how diverse our looks. We can never be diverse to the point of showing european features. That's the point. If you see features like straight hair (not permed afro, but completely straight), pointed nose, and thin lips and almost invisible upper lips, they're not going to be one of those "diverse" african features. There *is* a specific african look. Rounded nose, afro hair (rarely curly), thick lips, and shades of brown to yellowish-orange (like the san). If there was no black or african look that means there is no black people because what makes them black?

Again, there is no specific African look. The reason that Africans in the slave trade looked similar is because they were taking from the same region in West Africa.

I'm so jealous! I'm 93.1%.

I would've guessed 70 or 80.

@@tia9966 you jealous because of her looks typical black people mindset, I am black 89 percent why jealous of people looks get a life

@@Derellrassy87 you're a dumbass who obviously didn't comprehend wtf I typed. Try reading my post in a different tone and different mindset before you come at me with this bullshit reply.

meanwhile they're mire African than most African Americans

Jazzmine Shakur They are mixed with different races but so are us Africans cause when you put us next to the world we all looks different races,different hair text, different pigmentations too and,the world knows it.

I am Panamanian and I consider myself black even though I'm technically mixed (I know me being mixed is a fact because my uncle did geneology findings and found that we have Polish ancestry)and most of my family (even my closest aunt who no one thinks is black) considers themselves black before anything else. I think her results are quite unusual for a Panamanian (meaning many can be mostly African but that high of a percentage I think is quite unusual). Beautiful either way.

orange moonglows Wrong! Not everybody from that area do that some people are very proud of their African roots especially garifunas

They've kept their culture more than African Americans.

Kay Lu i agree!! skin color has nothing to do with your dna %. I can have all my dark skinned grands dna and it only takes one mix, only one and we can expect feature changes.

So true. Can’t wait to take my test I am Panamanian with the same background as her

ohh wow. congrats on your results !!

😱 lucky 😅 idk if I should take mine

Thanks retiredgm !!!! You got that right!

but all Africans aren't dark. There are Africans that look so called "mixed". Africa is the most diverse continent and all of the features found throughout the world are found in Africa because Africa is the mother of civilization.

jamal deslandes she's bajan and Jamaican Panamanian they aren't the most mixed

jamal deslandes Europeans got you thinking Africans look one way... Everybody come from us... They look like us... We dont look like them

+Var Star does any subsaharan country have historical records of there ancestors great migration do they have universities,museum,or genetic testing companies in any subsaharan african country

steve boy Sorry to answer your question with a question but what does any of that have to do with anything?

Your grandparents are Panama Canal workers, most of them are of Caribbean background, I think people who have Spanish Last names in Panama are usually the onces who have Native American ancestry.

+Juan Cena remember that even in the english islands we were also getting mixed with the natives indians too, but i know what you mean.

That just means that the MALE progenitor was the Latino side. That's all. She could have had a FULLY Native mother and not have a Spanish surname.

Have you uploaded to gedmatch?

no.. soon

joe smith Yes she is very beautiful

@Zhara Moreira True

yes that is correct !!

@Atlas24gh Not really. Most Gold Coast slaves were sent to Guyana, not Jamaica. And Barbados had bigger Akan population. Akan (Ashanti,Fanti etc) influence in Jamaica came through Barbados, since Barbadian slaves helped conquer the island for English (Captain Morgan days).

@@MrResearcher122 Barbadian slaves were sent to Jamaica? 1st I'm hearing of this. What time was this? The Akan (Ashanti) are what helped start the maroons.

@@LordHaveMurcielago yes, early African slaves to Jamaica came via Barbados,after they and the Irish-indentured workers of Barbados and many pirates took the Island from the Spanish. I remembered reading the 17th century Akan slaves were orginally brought from Barbados. This makes sense since Barbados in that period was the English's great transhipment point,sending most of its Slaves to Jamaica n Carolinas

@@MrResearcher122All of what you said had nothing to do with what the person was talking about.🙄

She's black Afro Panamanian and Afro Latinos we are black............. you mean you thought she was African American.......

@@Dominican1923 yeah I did

Jamaica is so diverse the National Motto is "Out of Many One People". I have never heard of issues with marrying people from different nations, & I'm Jamaican born and raised. So I'm not sure where that came from, I've never heard of anything like that. Unless it was a case of they just didn't care for the "person" she married & not necessarily where he came from.

+Shea Mc that was back in Panama for the Canal Construction and the Panama Railroad. There was an area called the Panama Canal Zone. I am sorry that I did not specify.

Oh ok. I thought you were saying her Jamaican relatives didn't like that she married a non-Jamaican, by marrying a Bajan.

Why y'all always trying to pass this Hebrew Israelite nonsense on people?

Almost the same.. no significant change

Saludos Pana y C3!

Desaline Redux lol i try to say it as Spanish as possible lol

m018264808888 we are an African mut .. a mix of the West !!! That is just crazy

Chilly Mingy gracias Y saludos

well i guess i picked my Irish greatgrand looks. i dont know ?? but thanks for the other website tips. you are a beautiful lady as well.

You are welcome and thank you :-)

By the way, we have the ancestry from the same African Countries. We may be related, somehow :-) My African Ancestry DNA (without the trace regions) is as follows: 22% Benin/Togo, 20% Nigeria, 11% Africa Southeastern Bantu, and 8% Mali. We also share some European DNA: I have a little ancestry from the Iberian Peninsula, however, most of my European DNA comes from Great Britain (13%) and Ireland (11%), not including the trace regions.

+Ashley Coleman not all Africans have broad nose , full lips .. It will really depend on the country she matches with , people from Mali , Niger , and the Sahel regions don't usually have those features you cited . And many tribes in Senegal , Ivory Coast , Gambia as well . All man features came from Africa .

Yes, I know. One of the reasons I said that to her was because I expected her to have Native American and more European. Many people from Central American and the Caribbean usually have a very diverse racial background. Another reason I was surprised is that she has high DNA matches from West African Countries such as Nigeria and Benin/Togo, where full lips, broad noses, and darker skin are more prevalent. However, I know that not all Nigerians and Beninese people have those features, either.

lumumba lol you are funny

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I agree jealous because of her features u dont have to be 100 percent or close to african on look typical black skin on broad nose on ugly look to me pure african or close to, they jealous of you

lumumba lol

LMFAO!!! That's too funny...my laugh of the night.....i'm going to sleep now blaaaaaha lol...they mad @ her

URO RN my bro came out very Congo

sammie smith lol thanks

Jubarie Jones thanks

ilikepanama hola si "Vuelve ya" la misma. que chevere que te gustara. Graciad por el apoyo y saludos chica !

I thought ... probably 80% African.. but nop. My mom is a 100% Africa.... and her ancestors left Africa in the 1500 :D!!!

@@tannyd.1968 SABOOOOOOOOOOOOOR mama

Bruno Ferreira De Alencar thanks :D

Retro Basement lol something like that. no jungle fever. Almost lol !!!

I need to get myself tested now too. I am curious.

Retro Basement its an awesome experience. it changes you as well.

Retro Basement let me know your percentages lol

You are stunningly beautiful, but as a black man I would have never guess that you are 92 percent African. My guess would have been more like 35 to 40 percent and the same percentage of Spanish genes. But you can definitely go to Ethiopia or Somalia and fit right in because you can definitely pass for East African for sure. You have that look. I bet if you go to Nigeria they will ask if you are from Ethiopia, although some Nigerians have that East African look themselves. They don't all have the same features. I want to go to Africa myself. I need to do one of these test first though.

Now after watching your video over, yeah you are probably 92 percent black. I think it was the accent that mad my mind think latina. But without the accent and just looking at you, yeah, that test is probably accurate. Damn, do all the sisters look like you in Panama. I guess I can call you a sister now, LOL.

lol so funny .. yeah im the real thing. call me sister =D!!

I thought you was about to write call me sometime, but you finished with sister. lol . Now that would have been the biggest surprise ever in all my years of coming on youtube. I need to do one of these test at some point in the near future.

@@tannyd.1968 its cringy how black people think I guess u are 92 percent u heard the jealously I am not surprise hun I am from jamaica myself I am 89 percent african on 11 percent european people at times if you have mix in you, but a little both my parents typical dark skin jamaican those people that's jealous they jealous of your look especially those black girls people cant just be themselves jealous of another person look is not going to make u look better, she will always be 92 percent african whether u like it or not, not all african have that typical broad nose big lips on all that relax on leave the sister alone

Lisa Sweet No one should ever take any of these ancestry DNA results at face value. More often than not, ancestry DNA and other vendors do not yield accurate results. As a genetic genealogist stated, one should only use these DNA results as supplementary information to confirm your "paper genealogy" research.

Ohh yeahh... I agree !!!

Gracias

brooke robinson whohoo,, what is your etnicity ?

Tanny D. I’m from California, my Ancestry trace me to Ghan19%, Benin/Togo 13%, Mali 23%, Cameroon 28%, Senegal 2%, Nigeria 1%, SCG 3%, SE Bantu 2%.

brooke robinson cool

Troy O'Fallon Gracias por tu resena historica :D irish bro. Mi barco Irish landed en Jamaica. Conoci en Barbados about ths Scotish slavery but not the Irish. Salud

Bonita Weekes i did and i found my link. Barbados is beautiful now can see how we still kept some traditions and their ways!! :D

DCB CHANNEL- DA'ATH, CHOKMAH, BINAH share when you get it done. Its an eye opening experience.

Tanny D. Okay I was born in Colón calle 13 y central. I don't expect my DNA to be too different than yours because we have almost the same kind of family history. What company did you use?

@@DCBCHANNELDAATHCHOMAHBINAH Ancestry was the company that I used. I have some fam in Colon, but i dont know them. I love Colon and Isla Grande and their food ....

did you do the test from Panama or do you live in a other country? how do you send the test to USA?

Thomas Dunaway sorry !!! What can i tell you?? What are ur %

MIckey F'in Mouse wow ,, rich history!! Yeah we could be cousins too lol

Our Barbados names Hutchinson, Brathwaite, St Phillip origin. My granddaughter was born in Colon.

Jonathan thank you

inpatwa thanks for the info. yes all of my northern traces are from my Jamaican side. the southern is from Barbados. and their features are different. i look all Jamaican though lol

What are you?

Yeahh... you know it!!!!

@@tannyd.1968 sisi mama

did you do the test from Panama or do you live in a other country? how do you send the test to USA?

yeap,, i had to go check how the people in Nigeria look !! lol

+Moniqtee nop they have not said that. they are questioning my features. I do get more denial on the Latin culture.... they would tell mi: pero mija.. tu no eres negra... no digas ESO .. tu eres morena latina, culisa, mulata etc . never black lol. I then have to educate them. I don't deny my heritage. I just have a lot of African and some extra mix :D!!!

@***** beautiful pictures wow!!!

RICO VALENTINO hazte la prueba ,,, saludos C3

So we are family !

@@tannyd.1968 It would seem so

I didn't know Daniel was that big lol what are odds huh lol

We started a private group Im a Daniel Too. Everyone shares there grands names to find their close cousins its fun.

I have seen a few far cousins.. but I have not reached out to be honest :D

Leo i dont see it ,, but i get that a lot lol