Yea the both have blond hair and facial hair, that's the only similarities I see really....When most people think people look alike, at least in my experience, they focus too much on the things you can change, like hair/makeup/style etc and not features you can't change, at least not without surgery, like eyes, facial structure, teeth...
Oh bruh...we're doppelgangers.. One guy is 6 inches taller than the other, hair/facial hair is totally different,, who was confused? Someone after their 10th shot of vodka... 😂
They really look different to me. And I confuse white people ALL THE TIME. But, I do not think these people look alike. Both ginger, with similar hair styles
I cut out a lot of the original video's explanation about why people think they look alike, although when you see them next to each other you can definitely see a difference.
Everything about the original video seems superficial, you were the best parts Jarrett. Understandably North Americans appear to be going through a period of back lash at white people, but it's tiring to hear the same trite comments about 'only' being white/European, boring white, lacking spice (anything of interest/value) etc. Just like all the other continents Europe is made up of many countries each with rich histories and cultures. It would be interesting to see some of the European Americans researching their DNA and then their countries of origins' history's and cultures.
If it’s of any consolation, I’m a mixed race person who’s extremely fascinated with Latin European history/culture & languages so I’m not “disappointed” in my European ancestry. I’m a Louisiana Creole and we often have French & sometimes Spanish ancestry. Most of us have grand or great-grandparents who spoke Louisiana French or Louisiana Creole which is a French dialect. I’m also a small bit Hispanic as my great-grandfather was from Nicaragua. So my main fascination is with both France & Spain. Of course we all know what negatives they’re known for but there’s good & bad people in every race/ethnicity. Africans sold other Africans to the European colonizers in the first place so if we’re going to hate everyone who had anything to do with the enslavement of our African ancestors then we’ll have to hate Africans as well. I choose to bask in the beautiful cultural aspects of my ancestors & being from Louisiana where to this day, there are still French, cultural remnants left over in everything from our last names (I have a very French last name) to our colloquialisms, old France & Southern Europe just resonate very much with me.
I’ve been told that I look like country singer Terri Clark. I know that I look like my mom. I’ve seen a pic from when she was about 13 and you’d swear that it was me (except for the cat’s eyes glasses). As my mom looks like her mom did, and she, in turn, looked like her mom, our features run deep.
If you have light hair, blue/green eyes and fair complection there is a very high probability that you have eastern european, north european or northwestern european genes. I'm thinking two individuals with these traits don't need to be lookalikes or related at all and they could still have very similar results.
I’m Dominican and my maternal grandparents and my mother gets little bits of Jewish(still stays at 90% confidence). We weren’t surprised to see it on 23andMe. We were somewhat aware of Jewish heritage. We are Catholics but at home we are taught reject Jesus and still wait for the messiah and we only follow the Torah due to it being a sacred family tradition. Idk if you know any great sources for inquisition records? My family came to the DR in the early 1500’-1600’s and it was easy to track my line due to us having physical copies for some and a crap tone of endogamy in my family lol
I had a doppelganger allegedly in Florida. My friend moved to America from New Zealand for 6months and came back and said his friend was just like me lol
Scott Hoying got a NORMAL in music? LOL. That should tell you all you need to know about the validity of that company's tools. Dude....he writes songs, arranges covers, and is in Pentatonix--triple grammy-winning group. Funny.
Not every aspect of a person’s life is determined solely by their genetics. Many things about people’s lives are down to their environments, their childhoods, how they were raised, the people and influences around them.
Honestly, as a ginger, I think people think we all look alike. Red hair pale skin pale eyes, must be the same. I've been mistaken for other people all the time. Lol
I don't think they even look that much alike. More doppelgangers clearly need to find each other and use Ancestry.
Yea the both have blond hair and facial hair, that's the only similarities I see really....When most people think people look alike, at least in my experience, they focus too much on the things you can change, like hair/makeup/style etc and not features you can't change, at least not without surgery, like eyes, facial structure, teeth...
Oh bruh...we're doppelgangers..
One guy is 6 inches taller than the other, hair/facial hair is totally different,, who was confused?
Someone after their 10th shot of vodka... 😂
They really look different to me. And I confuse white people ALL THE TIME. But, I do not think these people look alike. Both ginger, with similar hair styles
They don't look that alike to me
I cut out a lot of the original video's explanation about why people think they look alike, although when you see them next to each other you can definitely see a difference.
Even some identical twins look alike when seen separately, but when together there are differences
Everything about the original video seems superficial, you were the best parts Jarrett. Understandably North Americans appear to be going through a period of back lash at white people, but it's tiring to hear the same trite comments about 'only' being white/European, boring white, lacking spice (anything of interest/value) etc. Just like all the other continents Europe is made up of many countries each with rich histories and cultures. It would be interesting to see some of the European Americans researching their DNA and then their countries of origins' history's and cultures.
If it’s of any consolation, I’m a mixed race person who’s extremely fascinated with Latin European history/culture & languages so I’m not “disappointed” in my European ancestry. I’m a Louisiana Creole and we often have French & sometimes Spanish ancestry. Most of us have grand or great-grandparents who spoke Louisiana French or Louisiana Creole which is a French dialect. I’m also a small bit Hispanic as my great-grandfather was from Nicaragua. So my main fascination is with both France & Spain. Of course we all know what negatives they’re known for but there’s good & bad people in every race/ethnicity. Africans sold other Africans to the European colonizers in the first place so if we’re going to hate everyone who had anything to do with the enslavement of our African ancestors then we’ll have to hate Africans as well. I choose to bask in the beautiful cultural aspects of my ancestors & being from Louisiana where to this day, there are still French, cultural remnants left over in everything from our last names (I have a very French last name) to our colloquialisms, old France & Southern Europe just resonate very much with me.
I’ve been told that I look like country singer Terri Clark. I know that I look like my mom. I’ve seen a pic from when she was about 13 and you’d swear that it was me (except for the cat’s eyes glasses). As my mom looks like her mom did, and she, in turn, looked like her mom, our features run deep.
I also was curious to see if they are distant cousins.
Yeah this is disappointing
Circle dna doesn’t even give matches
I allegedly had a doppelgänger in high school, but I never met them.
If you have light hair, blue/green eyes and fair complection there is a very high probability that you have eastern european, north european or northwestern european genes. I'm thinking two individuals with these traits don't need to be lookalikes or related at all and they could still have very similar results.
Wow, what a worthless DNA test, hopefully they'll take a proper test from another company.
I’m Dominican and my maternal grandparents and my mother gets little bits of Jewish(still stays at 90% confidence). We weren’t surprised to see it on 23andMe. We were somewhat aware of Jewish heritage. We are Catholics but at home we are taught reject Jesus and still wait for the messiah and we only follow the Torah due to it being a sacred family tradition. Idk if you know any great sources for inquisition records? My family came to the DR in the early 1500’-1600’s and it was easy to track my line due to us having physical copies for some and a crap tone of endogamy in my family lol
I had a doppelganger allegedly in Florida. My friend moved to America from New Zealand for 6months and came back and said his friend was just like me lol
7:19 - The top two regions are the same for both, and combined they're pretty close too.
Scott Hoying got a NORMAL in music? LOL. That should tell you all you need to know about the validity of that company's tools. Dude....he writes songs, arranges covers, and is in Pentatonix--triple grammy-winning group. Funny.
Not every aspect of a person’s life is determined solely by their genetics. Many things about people’s lives are down to their environments, their childhoods, how they were raised, the people and influences around them.
I know I don't have a doppelganger
What do you think of GED match? I found some interesting information and matches, and 1st tier is free.
So which gene encodes 'thrill seeker'?
Honestly, as a ginger, I think people think we all look alike. Red hair pale skin pale eyes, must be the same. I've been mistaken for other people all the time. Lol
Circle dna is the worst test ever. My results are so bad it’s actually funny.
They look nothing alike
Agreed.
Scott looks more like Joel McHale than Greg. Does not look like Greg.
Exept the hair and the samey clothes, they don't look alike at all