ETHNICITY REVEAL | My Ancestry DNA Test Results PART 1
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Showing the results of my Ancestry DNA test!! People ask me all the time "what I am", so here is my official ethnicity reveal.
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You're 98% high though...so thats nice to know
LMAO
The best way to understand your results is to build your family tree and research the cities/regions your ancestors lived in. I'm German, but my results have Baltic, Sweden & Denmark, and England/NW Europe (my sister has Eastern Europe/Russia/Poland in her results). It helps I know where my grandparents and great-grandparents were born and that at various times throughout history, the regions were controlled by Russians, Polish, German and Swedish.
No wonder I find you pretty because you’re part Filipina as I am born in Manila, part Portugese ancestry. Filipina mixed with European makes beautiful women- look at Miss Universe Wurtzbach and Gray. You’ll love the Philippines.
Wow I looked them up and they are so beautiful!!
She looks 0% Filipina
@@Angel-Azrael Filipinos come very range of traits and when they mix with other social races, gets more diverse. For example , Enrique Iglesias is half Spaniard and less half Filipino( his mom is 1/2 Filipino and 1/2 Spaniard, looks more typical Filipino). Filipinos are considered very beautiful people( they are very different than other Asian neighbors ).
@@freyalove3831 🤣 I know. There are beautiful people everywhere. Just saiying her Filipino genes didn't show up in her looks. DNA is a complex thing.
@@Angel-Azraeli wonder how much IQ you got in there..
😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅..
I have a feeling you eat varous plants outside your van and you can understand the symphony of crickets singing you to sleep.
How did you know 🥹
😂 predictable @@mollyeich
You have one Philippine grandparent and three European grandparents. I'm sure you knew that!
This just showed up in my suggested feed today and Im glad it did. Thanks for sharing, love your personality.
Thank you :)
Now I want to test myself. I have an Irish last name, but will likely mutt-out--that's cool. Thanks for the link, video, and loved the hypnotic tag.
Thanks for putting a spell on me at the end of your video baby. I am high and tired and it put me at ease. Lol. Enjoy your journey dear.
I’m happy to hear the spell is working haha
@@mollyeich He he!😅
40% Eastern European, 27% Germanic, 21% Sweden and Denmark, 10% Baltic, 2% Norway. Some of my traits were true, most were not. I have also put my family tree onto Ancestry and the DNA ethnicities match quite closely to what I know of my family history. Some branches I can trace back to Charlemagne and Ragnar Lothbrok. These stem from the historical records of the Brahe, Stenbock, and Vasa family lines.
I'm what you refer to as a MUTT, no pure breed blood in my DNA. My friend was 90% Eastern European Polish and 10% Japanese. So she was almost pure breed. I have 8 different DNA markers, German, English, Irish, Spanish, Swedish, Jewish, Portuguese and Scottish. My 3 highest percentages were German, Swedish and English.
@@danielhackney7806 I have feeling since you test with DNA ancestry Portuguese, Spanish and Scottish. That Spanish may be from Galicia( on top of Portugal)/ Asturies/Basque country Some test don't separate the regions of Spain other rest do.
Without scrolling down and cheating or waiting until the end, I would say you are ethnically biracial but culturally white. Either way, you are a whole vibe! I'm glad I came across your video.
Always remember first your are a single person who can be any thing. The past will hold you back
I did one a while back, and wanted to check it again now, as they constantly update the results with more results coming in. My results are that I am the palest whitest person alive almost.
70% Norway - with communities for Southern and South Western Norway
18% Sweden and Denmark
12% England and Nortwestern Europe - with communities for Switzerland
You actually don’t look too pale in your picture!! On paper I can see it tho haha
@mollyeich True, haha, also on a side note you should go to the Philippines, had one of my greatest trips there, the sea there is just amazing, and the life in the sea is next leve, get on one of those boat expeditions to remote islands in the middle of nowhere. Cant recommend that enough for anyone who wants an adventure. Indonesia as well, although you do not have any family relations there is also up there with marine biodiversity, and an amazing place. Only thing with that region is that well, drug laws is a bit on the stricter end in both the Philippines and Indonesia for that matter, where penalty can be death.
I’m paler then you and a lot more mixed ethnically lol. Proof that we can’t judge by looks alone
@@MBWFtv I think he didn't mean in the color of the skin though. More the facial features.
I’m getting my DNA results in a few days, hate that it take a month and a half but hopefully it was worth the $50 bucks I paid on Father’s Day. ✌🏾
Ethiopian eh... Which company kit did you go with MyHeritage? AncestryDNA? Did you get your results, Johnny?
@@Sidek0 man I can’t believe I just got my results today and now I got a comment
@@Sidek0 ancestor dna
@@Sidek0 I’m 98% Ethiopian/eritrean. And 2% Somalian oh well
@@yonathangetachew5055 Lol. I'm half Ethiopian (Amhara Gondar). Ancestry DNA is good but they don't provide you with great details of your DNA. They're good for Black Americans people who don't know their ancestry or people who were adopted and want to find some ancestry matches/relatives. They're better than MyHeritage (the company I went with) which has a smaller database.
I asked you that, a year or so, ago. I've wondered for so long, that very thing, about myself. I got the test, and now I know, Im primarily Dutch. Hmm.
I DO know, that "what" you are, is a loving, beautiful, soul, no matter your genealogy. Big Love, sweet soul!
I am honored to spend time in your presence!
I’m so grateful for your friendship Dallas! You are always so kind and uplifting to everyone around you :)
Ethnicity is not the same as nationality. Country borders are political, not ethnic. Each of the DNA companies divide up the geographic areas differently and have different reference panels. Note that the Scotland geographic area includes Northern Ireland, the northern third of England, and down into Brittany in France. It's not "Scottish" DNA.
Western Africa is where the export ports for the slave trade were located. Americans that have traces of ancestry from these areas often have distant ancestors who were victims.
False History Only the men were brought to the Americas the females and children were sold to the middle East All support the alien presence who run Our planet via the moon.@Mauro Biglino & The 5Th Kind channels @ John Levi & Michelle Gibson channel Summary @ Jenny Constantine channel Year of the Dragon video .
congratulations on your ancestry results-as you surmised it is well known that the traits are not in any way accurate (since they are basically 50/50 guesses)-23andMe lost a huge lawsuit and had to stop saying the things they were about the "traits" part of dna tests… haha. but the dna (racial) profile is very close. Ancestry has the largest database (exponentially compared to some other tests) so they lead the field in accuracy for race/genetic history. i found one the best parts of getting results was the curiosity/affirmation of ethnic feelings/awakenings/rediscovering/longings/etc. like you said about your love of the sea-definitely could be genetic memory passed down (maternally especially-they have proven that) to you of the lifestyles your ancestors lived… pretty cool. thanks for sharing… (p.s. think i got reccommened your channel because i usually watch peoples dna results tests when the show them hahah)
"What are you?" Believe it or not, I've been asked this exact question multiple times. Apparently, some people think I look like I'm Mexican or Middle Eastern. I always thought that my ancestors came from Ireland, England, Wales, Germany, France, and Austria (with rumors of some Native American ancestry) and a DNA test confirmed that my ancestors came from all of those places, plus Scotland and minus the Native American part. I just happen to have dark hair and tan easily in the sun (I almost never get sunburns).
You are so out there!! 😂You have a good life.. the sea and all.Thanks for sharing.I am actually right now waiting for my results from 3 different companies! Myheritage,tellmegen and ancestry.I want to compare the results from 3 places to test for accuracy!
I’d love to hear how your results compare between the different companies!!
I've done 5 plus y chromosome, mitochondria and neanderthal, all 5 have varied significantly yet retaining some consistencies, unfortunately none tell u yr chi balance though lol
Oh my god, I love you. Thanks for the video.
I don't think it's a loaded question to ask what you are. It's only because you don't know that makes it seem so. It's interesting to find out with this test, although from my understanding is that different DNA tests actually gives you different answers.
Awesome, been waiting for this one. Even knowing Molly's genetic ancestry, I still am curious on what makes Molly, Molly? I feel the answer to this has yet to be answered. By the way, I love the intro, the first 22 seconds if very grabby.
I been waiting for this one too!!
@@mollyeich I remember the first time I watched one of your videos, your personality, mannerism, and accent intrigued me (I know on one of the lives you stated people ask you about your accent all the time and . . . hope I don't get banned). Months later I am still intrigued, Molly is a puzzle that might not be solved.
We may be distant cousins. My Mom's mom's mom's dad was Thomas Dean. He emigrated from Ireland to Wisconsin about 1850. He died in 1865 in the Battle of Atlanta, fighting for the Union Army.
A lot of Scottish people moved to Northern Ireland because of oppression from the English. A lot of families would say they were Irish in the generations after even though they were ethnically Scottish.
This makes so much sense
I have a similar makeup to you. Except I’m Native American instead of Filipino. My “Irish” side is Scottish and Irish mixed because of this. I found records even of ancestors moving from southern Scotland to Northern Ireland before coming to the US in the early 1900’s. They always said Irish and we found out that mix is very common in Northern Ireland.
I also get the “what are you” question a lot. I usually say Celtic and Native American because that’s the biggest makeup.
Wow Celtic and Native American is such a unique combination!!
Scottish people moved to Ireland during the plantation of Ulster. They were Scottish protestants who were given land by the British, that was taken from the native Catholic Irish.
@@hhin not all. there were definitely catholics that moved in the highland clearings in order to not be killed by anglican English. My family was one of them. I have records of them moving to County Down and then to the US. They were catholic in irelands and they're still catholic. The Scottish ones and the ones that they married there in my family were catholic. My Native American family is also catholic thanks to residential schools. how those sides combined from shared religion.
No it isn't deep ancestry. These tests only go back approx 6 - 8 generations. However some of your trace regions might not be accurate and you might lose some regions when they do an update.
You have a super interesting dna result.
If African shows up on a commercial test then its probably only in the last 5 or 6 generations. So you will have a comparatively recent ancestor with African ancestry.
I don't know, but I know I Love the way you talk...❤
Thank you :)
I'm pretty old guy and just clicked your vid. I am very impressed with your discription of what you are, but you forgot God blessed.
They have communities on dna test for recent ancestry. Another way of saying this would be that you have a close family member born in the Philippines. If it doesn’t have a community it usually means it’s from 150-300 years ago.
I do have a close family member born in the Philippines!
A beautiful creation. 🫣
Thank you :)
I loved this video 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻💜
I'm Irish and came back as
87% Ireland Scotland Wales
3% Iberian Peninsula
3% Caucasus West Asia
2% Italy Greece
2% Great Britain
2% Europe West
1% Jewish
Wales is its own country within the UK , the same way Scotland is.
The dark brown area from west europe is Friesland. Very interesting area
I'm what you refer to as a MUTT, no pure breed blood in my DNA. My friend was 90% Eastern European Polish and 10% Japanese. So she was almost pure breed. I have 8 different DNA markers, German, English, Irish, Spanish, Swedish, Jewish, Portuguese and Scottish. My 3 highest percentages were German, Swedish and English.
Wow yeah mutt is a very relatable term 😂🤘🏼
@@danielhackney7806 German, English, Swedish, Scottish & Irish are so mixed throughout history that they amount to the same thing, basically NW European.
You are different nationalities of white. A mutt usually refers to an individual with DNA of multiple racial backgrounds.
People might "think" they are "pure" until they get a DNA test. "Pure" basically means inbred, which is not a good thing.
When im asked its easy.... "Im a god boy!!!"
Yes you can hear the Kratos voice in your head...💪💪😁
While others try to find out who they are, im struggling with beeing human at all.
Eichenberger ist ein toller Name !
they differ between england sweden and germanic europe and denmark. thats BS, we all share the same dna wich cant be splitted in nationalities.
I feel you on the trying to be human part lmao
How to order this kit? How long does it take to get it?
I don’t remember how long it took to arrive, but it took like 4-5 weeks for results ! I have a link below the video to order a kit
Blimey, that is quite a mix! For me it just says 100% Southern-Poland LOL
@@bart9509 So S Poland has a 100% pure racial. I'd with no trace of outside attachments. I'd say that is impossible, because that area has been crossed/fought over, & occupied by many different peoples over the centuries. There must have been loads of mixing & breeding.
Also, You should Try 23AndMe DNA 🧬 Test, so you know about your Family Health History.
I’ve been thinking about it!! I think it would be a cool video to compare the results of the two different tests
you should dye ur dreads purple again, rn you dont look bad, you just like a classic surfer, but with the dark purple, you look like emo colombian swag
I’m actually thinking of going with a dark ruby red next !!
@@mollyeich mmm yuh that sounds cool too, also i've had celiac my whole life and they make gluten digest pills that you can take before you eat and you get no reaction, try it out
You could be scots Irish which are a group of Scottish who migrated to Ireland a few hundred years ago which could be the reason for your Scottish being so high yet identifying as irish
@@nextlifetimebrendan3940 A lot of Americans like to claim Irish ancestry, for sentimental reasons, wether real or not, but these cannot really be separated from Scots & English, or German/Scandinavian forebears, because all NW Europeans are closely related & mixed throughout history.
@@danielferguson3784definitely for some people. In my case it is very accurate. My mom is 100% Irish and we have a decent tree to prove it, my brother and I both read exactly 50%! Now that doesn’t mean every single ancestor ever was Irish but in the last few hundred years, they have been and that’s the genes that we carry and the history that was been told to us was accurate
@@nextlifetimebrendan3940 The history of your family may well be accurate, but the 'Irish', like all people, were never a homogenous people, because the place has been invaded & settled by many varied peoples throughout history, all of whom have added to the gene pool.
And remember, all history includes bias & propaganda, sometimes with a fair bit of wishful thinking & romanticism.
People used to ask me that constantly. "What are you?" Asian? Italian? Hispanic?
Jamaican me nervous waiting for the results!
I'm on ancestry DNA also I do a lot of genealogy research.
This makes me want to get an ancestry test now!
Dude id love to see your results!! This type of stuff is so interesting to me
Build your tree and trace the documents. Remember, we have 128 5th great grandparents. You'll be shocked at what you find. There are more records out there about your family than you know. I'm from America (Texas), but I have no African ancestry. I found immiration records, ship logs, and a lot of information. There were plenty of Irish people who were sent to plantations in the Americas and the Caribbean. Some were pushed for religious beliefs. Others were sometimes wrongfully imprisoned and sent to the American colonies. They put their servitude up as payment for the trip to America, food, clothing, and housing for an agreed upon number of years. Many married into Indian families. After the term was up, the "servants" were released as "Free Whites" or "Free People of Color". Irish were sometimes referred to as "Person of Color". Sometimes, the deals included family members, too. Once freed, they'd buy land and get "servants."
The "masters" began to get slick and trap people in servitude indefinitely (slavery).
My family is a mix of many American Indian tribes, French, Irish, Scottish, Spanish, German, French -Dutch. I'm back to the 1400s/1500s. Read the documents and you'll find some really cool information about your family. Don't put your faith in the percentages (as you said). Each of us has our own family history. Find yours ❤
That’s so cool the you have so much info into your history!!
@@mollyeich I have tons of info. We have the last name Greathouse in my family. Thought it was another American Indian name. Nope! German for = Groethausen from Heidelberger, Stadtkreis, Baden-Württemberg, Germany 15& 1600s. Start your family tree 🙏🏾 . Your family might be right about their origins.
You are incredibly misinformed if you believe you don't have any African ancestry. Not one black ancestor that you may have was every described as "Free White Person" in the census. There was no time when masters "got slick".
not every country has such detailed records as usa.
@@barbtheresa5693 That's true.
You could still be mainly German, because northwestern Europeans all cluster together. Many Germans score English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh, and Norwegian etc. These are ethnicity estimates.
Check your matches, as you may have a lot of German matches.
That’s true , I may be German after all lol
The only aspect of your appearance that would cause me to pause and ponder your ancestry is how you choose to wear your hair. It's difficult to see your natural hair texture. Otherwise you are a beautiful, young woman... at a glance.
Yeah I think the dreads throw people off lol
Hello Molly, thank you for the upload I really enjoyed it!!! And yes I agree with you, you are most definitely made of stardust because you shine like a star in this video! You have absolute natural beauty.
I think it is highly likely that part of your German is showing up under another group. Personally I would rule out 'England & Northwest Europe' because of your high 'Ireland' and 'Scotland' results. And also your small 'Wales' percentage. I would say you are mostly British (of the British Isles). I believe that the rest of your German is instead hiding under your 'Baltics', 'Sweden & Denmark' and 'Jewish' results. Which would put your German up to roughly 14-15%.
Oh and if you come back to the UK I have a gluten free food stall!
Peace Out
☮🕊
Omg gluten free food stall sounds amazing!!! What is it called?
@@mollyeich It's called Toastease. I'm not totally convinced about the name but I had to start somewhere.. I was working with somebody recently in Paris who had to have gluten free produce. It changed my way of thinking and now my ingredients and what i cook because I realised how difficult it was difficult for them. It was quite an easy change to be honest. I should have done it earlier.
@@mollyeich I sell toasties. What you call melts in America. So if you like cheese we’re all good 👍
That sounds amazing!!
If you are over 12.5% in anything thats a grandparent.
*great grandparent.
~25% is grand parent.
No return address anywhere on my kit. I got ripped off. 😢
Oh no!!
Your grandmother is probably 50% or more Irish. Likely one of your grandparents is full Scottish, or two of your grandparents are HALF Scottish. Your 8% German with your German surname probably means your great or 2x great grandfather on your father's father's side is probably full German(assuming you all got your surnames from your fathers). All results less than 5% can either be trace results(mistakes) or you have a 2 or 3 or even 4 x great grandparent from that region. If you work on your family tree, you can sometimes trace every family line back and find out exactly which ancestors where which. Ancestry even can often find photos of ancestors many generations back and so many records, you would be amazed how much you can find. Some family lines can be traced hundreds of years or more! You can also find relatives close and distant in your DNA matches.
Ancestry DNA only goes back at the most 5 or 6 generations, it's not tracing people hundreds of thousands of years into Africa, you may very well have a great great great or more grandparent from Africa. If you want to learn about your ancient DNA, go to My True Ancestry and upload for free for the lowest tier.
Hi Molly, That was very interesting. Thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you 😸💕✨
Red hair with freckles trend Irish. Light red hair and smooth pale skin can trend central European.
@@MH-di5ur Actually Scotland has a higher proportion of red haired people than Ireland.
I have been to Ireland and Scotland and notice red hair color in both countries. Yes to the genetic pre-history of both countries has the same origin. Population divisions came later. Central Europe also has another red haired faction.
That African DNA would be a recent as in a 200 or 300 years.
Cool :)
You are 100% adorable little hippie chick as far as I can tell.
Hahaha thank you 🥰
U are 100 percent beautiful 😃
Thank you :)
My brother-in-law sent his DNA in and they reported that he is 42% Scottish. His family name is very German, as his body structure. Not sure they are very accurate.
@@daveparkhill5419 That allows for 58% to be German. If the name is German then logically his father's is the German half of his DNA, but body structure? really? you think that is typically different between these closely related people?
100 percent fine
Bruce Fumey, I recommend his channel. Expert on Scottish history and quite entertaining.
This is an awesome recommendation!! I’m excited to delve into my Scottish roots
@@joykendrick6156 I'd say that Bruce has a very biased view of Scottish history, entertaining but not very accurate.
great video!
Thank you!!
I get tgat question a lot! I tend ta say Canadian.
Caucasian with dreadlocks?
very pretty.
You look like 100% American! Citizen of the New World.
Great vid
Thank you :)
this seems so fun to do but i feel like my results aren't gonna be interesting 😭 im probably like 80% british and 20% greek
You never know!!!
To borrow from Star Trek: From Old Earth, obviously significant human ancestry (welcome to the club). I share all of those areas of north and western Europe you have on your Ancestry results (including Jewish--oye vey!) plus Iceland. Part Viking, I guess.
Germanic European. Scandinavian, north west Europe, Irish like most American white males
Maybe the real important question is who are you? Not really in the dna but in your soul.
Damn, that’s a loaded question.😂 I would probably have an existential crisis and cry “I don’t know”
@@vminhope3040 I would join you! Idk either.
you are an alien astronaut !
That’s a secret 🤫
So pretty 🥰
Thank you :)
Citizen of the world.
You won't show American unless you have Native American. They are looking at where your ancestors were about 500 to 1000 years ago. And regarding your German and Irish not being as high as you thought, many people traveled more than you think back then. And many countries also didn't have borders yet.
@@shondafeather1795 Of course countries had borders, but they could be crossed, & ethnicity goes beyond borders, & European people
have been mixing, matching & moving about for millennia, so the DNA is not distinct between them.
There were Negritos in Luzon.
Negritos have no relations to sub-Saharan Black Africans.
A holder of 278 Bitcoin. That’s what I am
i love you come back and dance in maui when i drum
When are you drumming next??
@@mollyeich friday baldwin you allways dance so hard when i drum we need that kind of goddess energy
Hi from South Africa. ❤
HELLO !!
Look like a mix of Meagan Markel and Jessica biel
im curious about your accent. its unique
I’ll eventually make a video explaining that haha. Only once it’s been heavily requested
Like totally....like wow.
I can see scottish traits in you . Since you are. pretty good mix( btw you are very beautiful). The difference you tan better( i guess it may be the filipino side).
Thank you :)
@@freyalove3831 Scottish traits, what are those? The only distinction of Scots from other Europeans is that Scotland has a higher proportion of people with red hair than anywhere else, but most Scots are NOT redheads.
Child, you are what we used to call Heinz 57. Yah got a little bit of everybody flowing in your blood
That’s what my grandma used to call us!
I truly don't understand asking abother person "What are you"? I don't get why it matters, but then, I'm not American.
Honestly I do think it’s an American thing
Humans are naturally curious and America is a melting pot.
Well I knew with one long look.
But I have the cheat code: my girls are Eurasian lol.
You actually look a fair amount like my oldest, but not like her sister. Genetics are funny that way, jumping over or insisting on being included in everyone.
But yeah, your Filipina is the northern delicate features. Some Japanese have the same look.
And the Celtic, lol.
I'm not sure an actual global genocide could purge those resilient, persistent traits and features- they would defiantly manifest out of remnant ashes into entire dominant family lines, mocking those who tried to remove them.
Genetics are so wild, you should see my siblings we look nothing alike! I find especially in Eurasian mixed family’s , the genes show up in such random ways
No the Africa is not deep ancestry. It did not show up on mine. It just means you have an African ancestor over appx 7 gens ago and you still carry enough of their dna to test positive for it.
Yes you are in fact 1% African.
The whole British isles are seafaring people. Your ancestry looks generally NW European, likely German, but all these have been very mixed throughout the past, so cannot really be divided. Ther are more redheads in Scotland than in Ireland. Many US people like to claim Irish ancestry for some reason.
Which is funny because yes, we have a lot of Irish, but we have so many more Scots.
Vodka is made from potato I believe. The Philippines is beautiful, and the people are so kind and friendly. English is the number one language. Weed totally the gluten out of your food intake. I see Pilipino in your face. Native Hawaiian and native Philippine people are stemmed from the Polynesian race. Pacific Islanders. Yes to the most beautiful and softest females to look at.
Vodka supposed to be made of potatoes, but a lot of brands use wheat !! I don’t eat any gluten in my diet, so when I do I can tell
I thought you had way more african in you
lol nope, only like 1%
Ypur 1% is very very likely to be from the trace ancestor from Europe that came to the Philipinnes- via the Moors if Portuguese, via the trading ports if Dutch/aka called German in many tests.
In fact, all those 1 and 2 percent amounts tie very closely to the early explorer/colony/trade cultures that left from Europe on trading ships very early on.
And had a thriving presence in the Philippines and Indonesia.
So that probably comes from your Filipina grandmother.
In fact, all those 1 and 2 percent amounts tie very closely to the early explorer/colony/trade cultures that left from Europe on trading ships very early on.
And had a thriving presence in the Philippines and Indonesia.
So that probably comes from your Filipina grandmother.
I did 23 and me. The traits were largely wrong.
Glad I’m not the only one lol
I clicked because I thought you have distinct Filipino facial features. I was right.
Wow not many people actually guess that part!
@@mollyeich your face shape, skin color, and nose width I guess is very Filipina meztisa. Try looking up the last two Miss Universe from the Philippines and you will see what I mean. You are correct in saying Philippines is considered one of the most biodiverse country in the world. And we care for the environment. Philippines I think has SEAFDEC which hires marine biologists to research marine fisheries.
11:37 That could be incorrectly considered of Cornwall, though the Welsh have always considered themselves to have some degree of independence from England so that was: Peak level of Americanism🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😄😄
The african is *not your "deep ancestry". ALL ethnicities there are recent hundreds of years [not thousands]
Round 4.
You are so awesome
Most North American people have very little American in them.
My traits were accurate.
No Wales is an ancient country over 10 thousand years old that was part of ancient British history same people. St Patrick was a Welshman so was king Arthur and America is named after a Welshman Richard ap maerig and prince madoc of Wales discovered America in 1170 😊
Wow I never knew this! Thank you for sharing
@@gwynwilliams4222 Saint Patrick was a Briton, there was no Wales at the time, & he could have come from anywhere on the west coast of Britain, from Cornwall to Cumbria, but his ancestors could have been from anywhere in the Roman Empire. Arthur is likely just mythical, but if not he too could have been from anywhere in Britain, or the wider Roman world. America is named from Amerigo Vespucci, not an unknown Welshman.
Your Filipino!??😍❤️🇵🇭
I am!