JAMAICAN DNA TEST TURNS OUT MY ETHNICITY IS BAD B LOLL | 23andMe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2021
- So yes yes ya girls back and I'm back with a DNA TEST! Gurlll who said I was just Jamaican though... pshhh watch my ethnicity reveal and find out what I am.
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To any further negative person commenting on what I don’t know about my history... what part of this being my first steps to discovering my history is not being understood. I clearly ACKNOWLEDGE that BRITAIN hides my history... and that is something I’m having to discover MYSELF! So less of the negativity and if you want to help a sister out then do it respectfully. Appreciate everyone helping me out and spreading more info and light on my heritage and yours 🥰 it’s been really interesting and helpful to see.
People can be real ignorant, no doubt. Although negative comments can affect us in some way, those comments mean nothing at all. Yes, they do not know you nor your family history, so such comments they make are unnecessary. People make same comments towards me. But you know who you are and I know who I am, and that's all that matters! I hope you well on your journey to discovering more about your ancestors, whether African, Chinese, British or Indian 🙏❤
What made you choose
23andMe over AncestryDNA
@@rightofcl it just looked a lot more interesting and more in depth
@@marneemontiesh9 ok…
AncestryDNA has tested more people so it is able to have more accurate results
With AncestryDNA you can create a virtual family tree
For example AncestryDNA says the exact country versus just displaying a broad region
(Like Portugal or Spain) instead of just broadly saying Iberian peninsula
The most precise in depth genealogical platform seems to be African Ancestry
@@rightofcl I’ve done it with ancestry also, the videos just not been put out yet.
Jamaica is just a place not a race /ethnicity. My people are from Trinidad but that’s just a place we were scattered . It’s like saying my race is Floridian , that’s just were I live . Jamaica is just a place where you all share the same area , voice , foods and interests . Great results I for sure see the Asian . But are you British (as far as living) as well ? Because your accent sounds English :)
Honestly 👀 I mean I’ve never been a fan of geography but yikes it’s so crazy I didn’t clock onto that myself! It makes complete sense. Thankyou for commenting and from Florida yasss Florida is calling me! and yes born and raised in England.
Ethnicity = the state of belonging to a social group that has a common cultural tradition.
Jamaicans their own are a social group. Being Jamaican is an ethnicity because Jamaicans are a social group just like Africans, Haitians, Dominicans, Asians, Ukrainians, etc. Jamaicans also have their own culture and traditions that do originate from Africa and have a mixture of European and Awark cultures. Jamaica is not “just a place”.
@@sunnyuptown.7109 Jamaican is just a nationality. Jamaica is really just a place. Anyone can become a citizen of the country. Our ethnicity is West Indian/Afro-Caribbean. The culture between the different islands are pretty close. The Africans were being moved from one island to another so that is expected. Jamaican culture, Bahamian culture, Haitian culture, Trinidadian culture, etc. are just subsets of the larger West Indian culture. There are many ethnicity within the West Indies. You can research them.
@@sunnyuptown.7109 African is not a social group it’s a continent
@@jazzydreamer4703 your so right, how is a Chinese Jamaican same ethnicity as an African Jamaican or German Jamaican, yes there is a community of German descendants in Jamaica.
Oh you look Ghanaian from the Ashanti tribe because of your facial structures. I’m Ghanaian myself . I’m from the Ashanti tribe. Welcome my sis! 🇬🇭
Y'all look alike 😍
Interesting that I'm reading this post because I was debating another black guy about the Ashanti tribe. My question to you is do the Ashanti tribe consider themselves to be of Hebrew origin or is that not taught among this tribe? I know the Ga tribe in Ghana consider themselves to be of Hebrew origin.
Thankyou gurl 🥰
@@ramakrishnashalom9004 As far for the Ashantis I read that they migrated from North Africa through Egypt to Nubia region (now Sudan) and then ended in Ghana. We may have origins in North Africa. My features resemble a little bit from somewhere in East Africa or Nubian. I look a bit Ghanaian but I see why some people say I look East African because of my head and face shape and smile. We may be Hebrew too but I don’t think that’s where Ashantis originated from due to my research. You have Ashantis who resemble features from the Hebrews, Nubians/East African or North African from my point of view. So it could be possible.
Ga people I know came from somewhere in Nigeria. It has been believed but some say Israel.
@@nanaaraj Oh yes the GA claim Hebrew roots. They have a festival every year celebrating their Exodus from Egypt with Moses
My dad side are Jamaican and Chinese. Was excited about my Ancestry Dna results, showing my African heritage, with Nigeria showing up at 32% along with other African countries. Then Europe and East Asia. China came up which I was expecting, but was very surprised that Korea and Vietnam show up too. The Hakka travelled around . I'm British aswell. Lol. Lovely video btw! 💖
Twinning 🥰🙌🏾 and Thankyouu hun!
Sub-Saharan is so ambiguous term. Just labelling half of Africa as sub-saharan is nonsensical.
I guess we as Jamaican descendants do not know at what point our ancestors were brought to Jamaica pre/ post Spanish rule. We actually have two Spanish guys at work and we tried to tell them about the Spanish colonisation of Jamaica and they wouldn’t have it! That Spain had anything to do with slavery. It’s amazing how much Spanish people and potentially other countries do not know about their countries links with slavery.
Wow honestly it really does cut deeper beneath the surface..thats crazy
@ random guy Because black people were also living in that same area as white people and it's not because of slavery. Iberian (Spain and Portugal) is close to Africa. Who were the indigous in that area? The names of the country's and the borders say nothing of the people that once lived there. Names of country's and bordes were changed lots of time and people were migrated or occupied all over the world. The people who lived in Europe 500 years or longer ago are not the same people today anymore. You need to do your own genealogy research to found out the real history. If you already did a DNA testing, watch closely at your matches with whom you share DNA, maybe you find the shared ancestors in there family tree what matches the same family names in your tree.
The percentages of your etnicity result tells you nothing of your past family history, it just give you a litle information of your living relatives.
Who were the indigous people of Jamaica and where are they today?
@@cetnel65 The Taino were an Arawak people who were the indigenous people of the Jamaica West Indies/Caribbean.
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Many Jamaicans ancestors are Native American/indigenous American( Taino Arawak).
@@maryjs4878 Yes that's true. They were black, brown, yellow, red people.
Read the books "Everyone is African" or "When the world was black" part one: Prehistoric Culture.
You must understand that black history didn't start with slavery and that not all black people were taken out of Africa to other continents by a small group of white people. Before slavery there was a black civilizations and migrations.
Do your research and you will find out how come 75% of the world population is black and colored
Your results are interesting, and similar to mine. My results are 88.3% Sub-Saharan African, 11% European and 0.7% Central and South Asian (Southern Indian and Sri Lankan) on my mother's side she's from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹
Yass sis 🥰
The tests show ethnicity and go back about 500 years. The communities are much improved newer additions which show a lot more recent history. Quite fascinating really. It's too bad a lot of people don't know Jamaica's history.
We inherit DNA as far back as 7-8 generations ago. So it's only gonna show modern day results, if that makes sense.
We inherit DNA further back than that I think, otherwise how would they (scientist) know we all originated from Africa. I think it was once referred to as the ‘Eve’ gene (the mitochondrial gene) or something like that).
I also agree, we don’t really know much about the history of black/African people in the Caribbean (the Americas generally) or even black in Britain/Europe. Any DNA result that includes; especially African, Chinese etc, Indian etc, Middle Eastern ie Syrian, Indigenous American (ie Arawak, Taino,), Iberian (& other) European, Jewish, North African. Any of these mixtures (even in small proportions 0.1 or 1.4) is very possible. There could be other ethnicities - but if you watch other videos and look at the people present in those colonies (the history) - it’s not at all surprising, I think. Ok thanks & peace 😏🙏
It's more like 200 or 8 generations years more or less depending on the testing company. They measure them in intervals of 25 years. So that's ancestry from the 1800s.
Also remember DNA is split between each parent so divide each generation by half to get an estimate of the relationship with the person. For example an Ireland 1% could mean an ancestor born in 1800 or a mixture from someone anytime between your parents and 1800.
Amazing video. Very interesting to see your results. Great job 👏👏
Wow we literally have the same results for African. Except I’m 8 percent less African than you but I’m shocked at how similar our results are and I’m not even Jamaican. My roots come from Cuba
There's always been a close connection between Cuba n Jamaica.
That so interesting 🤔
Hey I know yall young and they didn't teach correct history to everybody....but a short history lesson. Where you're born is your nationality like Japan if i was born in Japan and im black im Japanese
The West Indies Caribbean Islands Cuba Dominican etc.South America is not a race the slave trade started in the Caribbean and South America n North America the boat hit those island 1st..
And The Indians from India was indentured slaves called coolies thats how Kamala Harris come from black father Indian mother born to Jamaican parents....Chinese came over to also become servitude.....sweet heart we all from Africa...don't allow the colonizers to keep lying......we all mixed if we aren't from Africa the mother land
@@tomirich1815 Thankyou I appreciate it 🤔😩 so crazy what is hidden from us!
The transatlantic slave trade hit every country in the Caribbean islands and South America. We all family just got off the ship in different places💙
Thank you for sharing your ancestry dna results. It was interesting to know. I have been thinking about doing this for a long time. But have been undecided about which organisation to do this with.
How accurate do you feel this organisation is in the information they provided?
What i really liked about the information that they provided is that they included your ancesters parishes of where they came from. Also ethnicity traits.
I feel that the informaton has been broken down quite well 😊
No problem 🥰, I would definitely recommend 23&me. Not only does it break down into so much more detail, the predictions about features was amazing also! Definitely worth the money.
Remember Jamaican is not an ethnicity DNA wise, black people aren't native to Jamaica, the native Americans are the native people if Jamaica
How are native AMERICANS native to JAMAICA?!
@@davidevans3184 America is the whole continent! The Tainos are a group of native Americans. Please do some research
@@davidevans3184 you better go learn history Jamaica ain’t y’all land
@@davidevans3184 because the Americas had people native to it...
I was glad when you mentioned my country, Sierra Leone. I am living in Freetown, the capital city of Sierra Leone. You're welcome to Sierra Leone. It's a beautiful country. Sierra Leone means Lion Mountain, from a Portuguese sailor named Petro Dacentra. He name the country as Sierra Loa.
Patwah isn't broken English. That is an inaccurate statement. Patwah contains African words from the Akan, Ewe, Igbo, Fula, Efik, Kongo, etc as well as words from Spanish/Portuguese, French and English. Africans were being moved around the different islands that were colonised by different Europeans so it is expected. If we are going to call Patwah, broken English, we might as well say it is broken Akan or broken Igbo or broken Kongo. Patwah is just another language with its own catalogue of words. You mentioned Maroons, did you know that the Maroons spoke the Kromanti Language?
There are three languages spoken in Jamaica. There is the Jamaican English, Jamaican Patwah and the Kromanti Language.
Firstly the word is patois, which is French, yes it is broken English, what your describing is a Jamaican creole, which is almost another language, other Caribbean islands also have a creole, but patois can be used in Britian in places like Newcastle where you won’t understand a word, but they’re speaking English albeit broken. It’s a patois.
@@enosger The spelling of the name of the language in Patwah is Patwah. Just like the spelling of French in French is Français. It isn't broken English. I know Jamaican Patwah more than most Jamaicans because I study the origin of some of the words so I know it is inaccurate to call it broken English especially when they are legitimate African words and broken African words that are apart of the language. Jamaican Patwah was used to communicate with the Jamaican borne descendants and the Kromanti Language was used to communicate with our African borne ancestors. Afro-Jamaicans are of African ancestry not European ancestry so it is more logically to say Patwah for Afro-Jamaicans is really a symbol of broken African languages. I don't know why you are comparing the Jamaican Patwah to the language spoken in Newcastle.
The word is patwa or patois....and no patois aint broken english,the kromanti language dont really count bcz only maroons speak that jamaicns speak 4 languages speaks patois,english and some jamaicans speak fluent spanish,Spanish is the second official language of jamaica but its not spoken often tho but spanish is being taught in school,patois cant be broken english if its a mixure of many different languages that aint english...patois is a mixure of spanish,portuegese,english,scottish,irish,hindu,arawak,chinese,french,dutch and other west african languages and etc.."Patois" is a french word..Patois is not a language its a dialect..why isnt it a language but its a dialect? Patois is not an official language all most of patois is taken from other official languages and its developed during slavery in the 17th century... its basically a pidgin language it cant be considered as an language...Not all of patois is taken from african languages...patois is only native to jamaicans
@@enosger Jamaican patois is not broken english🙄
@@Lifestylewithjada Pt 1: Patwah is the de facto language of Jamaica. It is the language that is spoken by the majority. The Jamaican Standard English (JSE) on paper is the official language but the language that is widely used, that is widely practice is the Jamaican Patwah. The government of Jamaica won’t recognised the language as with any Jamaican cultural elements that have African origin, it is demonised. Obeah, Pocomania and Revivialism which are derived from West African spirituality are demonised and seen as less than compared to Christianity. There are many books written by Jamaicans scholars about Patwah. One notable writer is a Chinese-Jamaican named Larry Chang. His book is titled, “Biesik Jumiekan: Introduction to Jamaican Language”. I think it is embarrassing that Jamaicans who have ancestors that have lived in Jamaica over many generations know less about Patwah than this Chinese-Jamaican.
Patwah isn’t actually spoken by only Jamaicans. Unless, you are calling people who are 2 generations or greater removed from Jamaica as Jamaicans. That is a misconception you have about the speakers of the language. Just google “Jamaican Patwah” and you will see that the number of speakers is greater than the Jamaican population. I remember reading that a lot of Jamaicans over the years (after emancipation) had moved to Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua and other countries so the language did spread to other countries. You should know that people in the West Indies moved around a lot after emancipation.
This video was cool to see. Oftentimes many people within the diaspora have a chunk of European. It was interesting to see that being different. It makes for a good and new ancestry story.
Strangly enough mixing happened a way before slavery. Check out some content on Caribbean history. Before African, Irish were taken to Jamaica. Well done for taking the intiative. Its facinating.
The DNA explains so much. You may want to do the Africanancestry DNA that will take you back on your mother's side and if you get a brother to do the paternal you will get your ancestry for your family. I was surprised to see Trinidad Tabago/Barbados on that test for me. The best to you on learning about you. When I did African ancestry DNA, I am 98.6% maternal line to go back to Yoruba tribe- THAT was a shocker.
Ouuuu interesting, I’m going to have to definitely invest Thankyou! Wow 98% that DNA strong strong. I love that. The best to you too 🤍
The Congolese and Angolan is the oldest there from the 1st Atlantic slave trade 500 years ago of the Portuguese just after the Black Moorish Empire collapsed 1460AD in Granada.
Wow thank you for theDNA test result comparison. I know which one ill buy now.
The best ancestry video. I love your reaction 😍
Appreciate it 🤍🥺 Thankyou
You are spot on. The middle passage is what it’s called.
We're kinda close I have 87% African (41% Nigerian), 11% European, 1% Native American and 1% Chinese & Southeast Asian. My recent ancestry was St. Andrew Parish and St. Elizabeth Parish
Cool results. I've taken MyHeritageDNA and AncestryDNA, but my AncestryDNA results are really similar to your percentages. AncestryDNA says I'm 86% African (37% Nigerian), 12% European and 2% Indigenous American/Mexican. I was born and raised in the Midwest, but my maternal grandparents were born in the South.
@@melaninqueen2413 My Ancestry recently changed but originally I was 88% African, 11% European and 1% Indigenous-Mexico. Both sides of my family are from the South just different states. I have family in Chicago and Decatur IL, Kansas City, MO and St. Louis, MO
@@char08fal what are your results like now? I don't know my parental side, but I know that his side comes from Detroit. My maternal grandparents and ancestors comes from SC, NC, Alabama, Oklahoma, California and I think if I go far back enough, Virginia.
@@melaninqueen2413 I think 90% African and 10% European. After doing 23&Me, MyHeritage and Gedmatch and Ancestry changing 3 times I don't put any stock into it from the ethnicity perspective. I use it mostly for dna matching
@@char08fal oh I see. Yah, AncestryDNA is more European based and 23andme is more for people of color. It's recommended for those of African and Asian ancestry. I know that my ethnicity estimate for my Native is accurate because my 3rd great grandmother was a Shasta woman from Cali. So that shouldn't change in the next update!
Does it allow you to see the relatives that it says it found?
Only if they’ve put a profile picture up etc... you can change what info to give out you can even just use your initials.
I love the look and loooooove the accent. I had a feeling you were Blasian. I didn't see any European. How cool is that? Btw, I am 60% African, 34% European and 6% Native American. My mother is African-American and my father is a native of Orocovis Puerto Rico 🇵🇷.
Aww thankyou 🥰🙌🏾 Yass such an amazing mix! And noo European woww, you ancestors were some strong and smart people boi
If you're only 6% Taïno then your dad is a white 🇵🇷 with some Taïno ancestry.
@@petergeramin7195 My Dad is 62% European (mainly Spanish/Portuguese), 26% African (mainly Nigerian and North African)) and 12% Native American. You are really close.
they wiped out the taino people of Jamaica. so it makes sense that its not there.
Even though they wiped out the Taino people( native American/indigenous American) many Jamaicans got Taino in their DNA.
I'm stunned this video is over 25 minutes long.
Only 1 percent Asian, yet the eyes pulled girl it's giving at least 50 percent so cool
🤣 yuhh can't take the results too serious for sure, Chinese over 10% though so that's where Its coming from
The maroons also intermingled with the Taino
Taino and the Maroons are the same people. Same people different name
@@cetnel65 The Tainos and the maroons are NOT the same people.
@@maryjs4878 Why? Is it because of the color of there skin or the structure of there hair that they're not the same people? People who look different can't desendend from on ancester....it's that what you try to explain to me?
@@cetnel65 the Tainos and Maroons are not the same people. One is of mongoild race and the other is of indigenous African race.
@@cetnel65 don't know why you're asking about the color of their skin and structure of their hair.
Knew you were Jamaican as soon as I saw the breakdown in the thumbnail
Listening to your dialect, you sound very British and Irish. Yes, you definitely have the accent.
I'm African American I took 23andme at shows my ancestors are from st Elizabeth and st parish Jamaica
Cool. My husband Jamaican born and traced back 6 generations to a free slave who came from Virginia, USA.
Your results are not surprising. I’d encourage you to learn more about the dispersal of African & Asian peoples, as well as the history of slavery and Jamaica. As a professor of Atlantic world history, I know these subjects are not adequately taught in most schools, so you’d have to take the initiative to teach yourself.
Her result are definitely surprising I've watch many videos nobody has Black an Chinese rare.
I could tell you had Asian blood specifically Oriental. You do have a lot of central African heritage, a lot black people in the west, have mostly West African blood. Jamaican is a nationality, just like Mexican...
What is your Material Haplogroup?
L3f1b1
How come since your Jamaican it doesn’t show up on the chart ?
Jamaica isn’t an ethnicity, so u can’t be Jamaican dna wise. It shows that she is Jamaican by her high percentage of African DNA. Jamaicans came from Africa.
@@JNyRee143 oh ok that makes sense
@@JNyRee143 Yeah, exactly. Same for me and my Mexican part. You can't be Mexican DNA wise, it just shows Spain/Portugal and Native American. But in the genetic communities it shows which part of Mexico my more recent ancestors lived in, like hers did with Jamaica. Certain countries are like that.
I get why you asked thus question. When I did 23andme it revealed that my most recent ancestors are from St Andrew Parish, Jamaica
doesn't matter where you're from : it's where you're at and you my dear are clearly British ! 😀
Heavy on the British… that’s my nationality, I am not English 🫣
Mek dem know.
Do Jamaicans has less Taino/Arawak blood in them than the Puerto Ricans?
Yeah most Jamaicans have little or less Taino ancestry compared to Puerto Rican or Dominicans. But interestingly, some of the indigenous DNA in Jamaica came from the Miskito Coast of Honduras and Nicaragua. That part of Central America was part of the Jamaican Governate back in the 1700s and the Miskitos were allies of the British. Many of them ended up in Jamaica.....
ok i see what you sayin..
u are considered afro Caribbean because you have your two cultures which is the Caribbean side and the african side.
Interesting. I'm Afro-American, and although our Black culture doesn't have ties to our African ancestors culture, since it was taken away, we aren't African. We're a group of people who descent from African slaves, European settlers, slave owners, immigrants and some of us are descendants of the Natives of America. Our culture and genetic makeup is different than from those in Africa.
@@melaninqueen2413 your name is melanin queen yet your gentic makeup isn't African OK
@@melaninqueen2413 I don't understand how you don't have any African DNA when you are black?
@@egunjobiamina2168 I don't have time for your ignorance. I'll leave you to figure that out on your own
@@DEEORM yep ok... lol
You are of Jamaican heritage and have been for 500 years. Africa of course is a deeper roots but that is it. I been 2 Africa and felt no connection whereas when I go to the Caribbean I feel a strong bond.
i think you should maybe watch a few documentarys to feel in place with your roots
Exactly
Why would you have a stronger bond to a place you never been than a place you been all your life?
The Taino Indians weren't completely wiped out they are in St Elizabeth Jamaica and also the Miskito Indians Jamaica is a melting pot
Sister just remember those boundaries are just that man made. Those Africans are the same Bantu people just different dialects,
Patois dont got nth to do with british..patois was developed in jamaica in the 17th century,patois is only native to jamaicans🙄
Right so did you not just answer you own question here Jamaican Bhadie. Jamaica was colonised by Britain in the 17th century until it became independent in 1962. A ‘Creole language’ in other words hence why most of the things we say are what... English 🙂
@@marneemontiesh9 You're so in correct maam,😂😂😂I was talking about patois not colonization...Jamaica was colonized by the british after spanish in 1655 not the 17th century,Yes jamaica gain independence in 1962 and became independent,its called patois not creole patois developed in the 17th century tf patois is dialect and also not a langauge patois aint an official language,patois is not only english fool..Both creole and patois is a dialect...patois and creole is 2 different things...patois is a mixure of many different languages like spanish,portugese,french,sctottish,hindu,arawak,dutch,irish,chinese,englishand other west african languages not only english...The official/main language of jamaica is obviously english u clearly dont know one thing about jamaica history and claim to be jamaican..u need to hit back that history class and educate ur shallow brain on hsitory,seems like they teach yall breeze in uk and not proper history education kmt...hunny ur dumb asf honestly ngl tho..i didnt expect any better bcz ur british
@@marneemontiesh9 patois developed in jamaica not in the UK...Nah most of patois aint english ur stupid
@@Lifestylewithjada Ok Google
@@marneemontiesh9 What google?🥴All of what i said came out of my brain that i was taught right through school in jamaica from primary school,high school straight to college in history and social studies class I didnt touch google one bit,🤣🤣I dont have to google stuffs to be educated on my country history..i myself is 25% taino/native jamaican so i know all these wasnt only taught to me in school but at home by my taino grandma and mom ..but if u were atleast googling stuffs u would probably be educated on the history of jamaica😬good night
The European could also be from the Asian side too. Asian isn’t really a race. Much like Latino. It’s a mixture.
asian is a race tf
Hello my name is Razhuan my family on my mom dad side is Jamacian and I did 23 and me and I have Spanish jewish and north African and Subsheran African
Thankyou for sharing!
Im stunned, really
Haha aww Thankyou 🤍
A nationality is not the same as or interchangable with an ethnicity. Jamaican is not an ethnicity.
You remind me of the Akinsete Family of Nigeria. Perhaps, You are related to them . They are of the Yorubaland tribe in Ondo State/Ekiti State Nigeria. Be aware that Yoruba land extends from Modern-day Nigeria to Ghana/Togo /Benin. Try to visit Ghana and Nigeria.
Reminds you how?? Like she resembles them?
Omggggg. You DO LOOK SOOOO ASIANNNNN. Blasian gyal fr
Jamaican is not an ethnicity it is a nationality. Your ethnicity estimate shows the 'Trans Atlantic Slave Trade'. You have less European ancestry than the average African American, Afro Caribbean or Afro Latinx however you have Chinese ancestry. That little percentage of South Asian is a South Asian ancestor.
Jamaican is both an ethnicity and a nationality. If you have a Italian person born in the United States are they not Italian? Oh okay. You have race, nationality, & ethnicity, & within ethnicity you have subgroups. Her culture is Jamaican which means so is her ethnicity.
Jamaican is not an ethnicity it is a nationality. All Jamaicans are not the same ethnicity which is why the national motto is out of many we are one.
@@RAS_DNA it is an ethnicity. Ethnicity has to do with a group of people who share similar culture, way of life etc. You can have more than one ethnicity (i.e Chinese Jamaican).
Nationality is dependent on the country you were born in or live in (which you can change by migrating). Your mixing up nationality and ethnicity.
@@ireallydontcare4536 Jamaican is a nationality not an ethnicity just like being American is not an ethnicity it is a nationality.
@@RAS_DNA what you aren't getting is that Jamaican is both. The name of a country's people can be used as a nationality and an ethnicity. If Jamaica wasn't an ethnicity as well as a nationality we couldn't consider children born overseas from Jamaican parents as Jamaican. Please google ethnicity and nationality then you'll probably understand.
I Love it
Not to be weird but wouldn't it be where your ancestors came from what they went through cuz you didn't go through the same thing that they did nobody went through the same thing as her ancestors did though especially if they're far and part and timeline like I didn't go through what some I don't know what mine are yet I'm thinking about getting it that's what I'm looking at these videos getting the ancestry done cuz my son just got it done and I know nothing about my dad's side but my son got it done there's some weird things in there but that might be from his mom and I was just saying it wouldn't be where if I had it done and it wouldn't be what I wouldn't experience what they experience because I wasn't alive how could I so my ancestry where they're from is that so we have a background of ancestry with that makes a cultural connection we didn't go through the same thing our ancestories did disappoint.
Yehh 100% it’s the genetical timeline through generations and generations. So even though we haven’t experienced non of this it’s still in our DNA it’s just the further the timeline the weaker the connection so in other words, it gets watered down overtime if you get me. So on the app it tells you literally what generation 1-9 each of these ethnicity’s were found in which is very interesting. In terms of your test aswell, Yhh I recommend you getting it, it will be basically be half similar to you sons so you’ll be able to determine what comes from you in your sons test and what comes from his moms side.
@@marneemontiesh9 cool cool those thanks
Your nationality is not your ethnicity that would be like if you were American or Canadian and claimed them as ethnicity those are nationalities there is no such thing as ethnically those since they are not ethnicities the sme applies to Jamaican. Only native Tribal indigenous people would be actually Jamaican and it would be named by the tribe not the country.
Most black american has ancestry of cameroon-congo and western bantus people which is angola congo
Patterson is Scottish but is of Scandanavian origin. The Irish were sent there as indentured servants/prisoners by the British
Irish DNA has Middle Eastern DNA roots and some Eastern European roots. Look it up
My assumption is Nigerian and some Korean
lol ok I got the Nigerian part right 💕
A waste of money!U re a pretty girl from the african continent!🌞
why can't black people acknowledge all sides of their ancestry, other races do it.
@@a-bd1216 exactly I don’t know why Africans do this
During the English Civil War 500 k Irish were sold into slavery in the west Indies. I am surprised you are not more European.
The Irish were indentured servitude not slaves. Why are you surprised that she isn't more European??
It wasn't 500k Irish that went to the west indies.
@@maryjs4878 yes they did especially the women.
White men and women were sold into slavery on the Barbary coast in Africa too. The Vikings took slaves from the British Islands and sold them in the Middle East. The Irish used to take slaves from Wales and England. The Moors invaded Spain. Everybody had slaves. Today the Russians are trying to make slaves out of Ukraine.
@@philipbutler6608 500k??
I would pass you on the street and I would think you are Congolese
You know I’ve been told this before! 🤔
Because majority of the slaves came from Congo/Angola but the dna sites lie and tells most of us we are majority Nigerian when in fact we are bantu/Congolese💙
@@kongoawakening4907 ... apparently it has something to do with Cameroon. Yoruba might show up as Nigerian, Togo and Benin Igbo might be Cameroonian and Bantu(congo or Angola)
@@DEEORM Very very true, Also,include South African Bantu in the list.
@@user-gz2os8mi9h 2 years ago 🤣 back when I was 15 binge watching videos about africa
I am in shock you are only 1 percent European.
Wow. All black people comes from África! Even me and I'm Puerto Rican. Not SubSaharan but I am. Not to offend you but you need to learn your history. You are Jamaican, probably born and raised but fron where came the 1st woman who created your family?? Exactly!
I knew I was African, what I said was that I was shocked that Jamaica didn’t come up on my results. Which automatically triggered in my mind the answer, I just had never thought about it until seeing it on paper.
@@marneemontiesh9 I received mibe from Ancestry yesterday. I'm Puerto Rican born and raised and mine says beige Spaniard, the indigenous and the other like 500 countries I have as surprise besides Africa and at the end says Puerto Rico again, confirming Im from there. I suggest you to do the Ancestry one. It will be slightly different based if what I've seen in other vídeos comparing both. Jamaica might come up.
Of course Black Americans, Afro Caribbeans and Latinos has ancestry from Africa, due to the Atlantic slave trade.
Love your video, you are an real native Israelite of the Bible !!
Thankyou glad you liked it, I appreciate that 🥰
The African in jamaica is what the “jamaican” is. The original people of Jamaica were indigenous people. The people of Africa mixed in and that is what we now know as Jamaican people.
Jamaica is a country not a ethnicity
The Bible said the kemet modern day Egypt people in Jamaican South America Central America why you think the statues look like. You baby sub Saharan is Egypt
It is said over 7 hundred thousand slaves was taken to Jamaica from Nigeria and it could be more too so a whole lot of Igbo people in Jamaica Shem bloodline.
Nope because the enslaved people were not taken from Egypt. We have zero connection to Egypt whatsover, although the ancient Egyptians were black. They intermixed with ths Nubians and became the modern day Arabs.
These tests aren’t accurate at all if you take it again with different companies you will get a drastically different result
New DNA test with a different company coming soon!
Many Jamaicans have Chinese ancestry so I am not surprised at it all, huge Chinese community here, many famous Jamaicans have Chinese ancestry Naomi Campbell and Tyson Beckford to name a few. I don't think it would be significantly different, historically it makes sense.
The test results are not drastically different when it comes to the continent. Only the countries - particularly in Africa, since those are all artificial borders formed during colonization in the 20th century. But directionally, it’s accurate otherwise.
@@truthserum6808 it should be the same in accuracy the second time, with the countries if it’s an accurate test lol.
@@childofyah5763 that’s not entirely correct. As you get a larger sample size, the data becomes more precise and accurate. To my point, the percentages do not change much on a continent level, rather, the changes are on country level.
Your in Uni? Wow and you assume that Jamaican denotes ethnicity?Jamaicans are Nayive Caribs Arawaks..not Asian African etc those are COLONIZERS
Babe in the nicest way possible.. what are you talking about? This video was a time of discovery, at not one point did I buss any facts on Asians linked to Jamaicans or whatever it is you are talking about. I just said what I am 🤣🤣?¿?
If you want to teach people miss I know my history then there’s simply no reason to come with so much cheek 👍🏾
Paterson is not an Irish name.
Can definitely see the asian in your eyes
African populations have monolid eyes too.
I don’t think you realize how ignorant that comment is
Monolid eyes aka “Asian eyes” (which in itself is ignorant to say) is not only found in people from Asia. People from Africa have been seen to have monolid eyes which makes since because people from Africa are the oldest groups of people to have inhabited the earth. Monolid eyes are common in Asia? Yes but she could have that feature from African ancestry so it’s not just an Asian thing
The reason why they said u have wavy hair because of your mixture of Asian. I have a cousin who has wavy hair like a white person, and I'm more mixed than him. My cousin is 85% African and 15% European. Because of your 15% Asian, they are saying u carry the wavy hair Gene, but it dosen't mean that u have wavy hair, u just carry the trait and it's possible to pick it up. I'm 75% African 23% European and 2% Native American. My results said the same. I don't have wavy hair, but I have 3c curly hair. My grandma was half white, and she had wavy hair lol
Righttt makes sense, I mean I have wavess buh my hairs curly 😅 like my grandma and she’s half black half Asian. Thankyou for commenting 🤍
@@marneemontiesh9 lol!!!
I’m 40% European, 36% African, 22% Indigenous American, 1% Micronesian, and 1% North African. I have 3c hair, Hazel eyes, and tan skin. I guess my African and Native American genes were predominant!
I don’t think that’s why. I got the exact same result about hair type, it says wavy hair but I have more a type 3c/4a hair. I am 98.7% Congolese/Angolan, 1.2 % Nigerian. 🤔
@@shayt4398 Americans always think Africans only have 4c hair, but it ranges from 1b to 4c.
The lack of brain cells 🤦🏾♀️
Lol
So non of ur parents wasnt born in jamaica neither did u and u consider urself jamaican? girl ur british🥴🥴
I clearly stated my dads born there. At not one point did I say I’m not British, I was born here! 🤣 but regardless if my parents are born there or not doesn’t make me English.
@@marneemontiesh9 I didnt say u deny being british, them eyes of urs dont work?🧐ur just a descendant of jamaica not a jamaican..ur dad is jamaican not u,so u should label urself as british jamaican both parents wasnt born in jamaica...Yes u are english u was born on the colonizer land u dont have a jamaican birth paper or a jamaican identification card probably dont have a jamaican passport lmaoo girl everything in the system about u is british🤣🤷🏽♀️
@@Lifestylewithjada No sa a education you need miss, there’s no point me entertaining this convo with you because why are you telling me things I already know 🤣😭. I’m pretty content being born on the colonisers land Thankyou, I’ll travel to my homelands when I’m ready 🙂
The point of the title is to show that “my heritage” which is what... Jamaican... is deeper than just Jamaican hence why the dept on my African roots. We can agree to disagree, I’m not really fussed.
@@marneemontiesh9 Don't entertain a conversation with this illiterate person because they clearly do not know the difference between ethnicity and nationality your dad is fully jamaican therefore you can get jamaican citizenship almost seems like some caribbeans are just jealous that you was born in the colonizers country as you did not have to travel abroad to get a decent standard of living unlike them.
@@richerthaniam9067 lol facts she can get passport 😂she’s Jamaican fuck labelling your self as British
darwin was right, and you are the proof
what are you talking about ?
Would love to know what you mean by this
@@marneemontiesh9 use your two digits IQ and figure it out , its no brainer.
@@hollowhelmet13 I know my race are the fittest but you may beg to differ. I asked you Sam.
Caribbean blacks are more diverse than american blacks.
Nope 👎
Nope, I agree. The vast vast majority of us are Black. I dont know why people love to push mixed and other races on Caribbean people. We retained a lot of our African heritage in the Caribbean. There are other racial groups in the region, but they are minorities.
You need to read Caribbean history. They are not closed minded they are semi-literate. Sorry that you do not learn about your history in England😪
Girl! Real Jamaicans are native indian arawack indian which are taino
no one cares
Ok sam 😘
@@marneemontiesh9 did you just blew me a kiss????, i prefere a kiss from a pretty one , not a fugly one
@@hollowhelmet13 a bit sad you had to like your own comment hun haha ... Twice!
you cared enough to click her video tho
@@hollowhelmet13 look in the mirror; I'm pretty sure you're calling yourself that. How rude and inappropriate and that was uncalled for. What did someone do to you to make you say such nasty and untrue things?!