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- With so many varieties in our skin tones, hair colors, and features, the human race is a marvel of evolution. But what if we all decided to preserve our family traits? What if everyone started inbreeding tomorrow? Would more people die? Would we be more at-risk for disease? And, uh, exactly who would mate with who?
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If this ever becomes normal/enforced, I'd happily stay single for the rest of my life.
If it was enforced you kinda couldn’t.
@Asingamaanda Makhuvha hey bro check your spelling
@@Esau610 - I am strong-willed enough to choose suicide rather than live according to someone else's rules - when it comes to my personal choices. 😁 yes, I know what I'm saying, no I'm not an adolescent, and I'm not just saying that.
@@mforeveryours ok I understand where you’re coming from.
Yeah me too
Me: Hey did you wanna hangout?
Girl: I have a brother.
Lmao🤣
🤣😂🤣
yea the brother is not te husband, he is just the older brother
Bruh🤣🤣🤣
Project Leaf: A Jewish father, on being told by a shrink that his son had been diagnosed with the Oedipus Complex, cheerily stated " Vell, vat does it matter so long as he is a good little boy who loves his Momma?
My first BF in my teens had these small scars on each hand near his pinky. I finally asked him about it one day and he told me he had been born with 6 fingers and 6 toes. I could tell he was a bit embarrassed but he also showed me the little scars on his feet. I was just like, "oh ok" and honestly didn't think too much about it. Obviously as our relationship progressed he would tell me more about his childhood, etc. He actually spent a lot of time as a child getting treatment/surgeries for different ailments. Long story short once we got to the point he introduced me to his family I learned that his mom and dad are cousins!. I was so shocked at the time... over time I also learned that his dads brother was also married to a cousin. So his dad, his mom, his uncle and his aunt are all related. I finally was like, "How? Why?". Their reason for it was that growing up in Mexico they lived in a Ranch in a remote area so by the time they were teens only people they really spent most of their time with was each other (cousins). Everyone (their children) were all healthy to my knowledge and my ex was the only one I know of who was born with a deformity and other issues. I try to not be judgemental but whyyyyyyyy? 🥴
Damn I wouldn’t know what to say if I was you lmao no judgement it just would shock me if anything💀
there are lots of jokes going on about this... so people always relate being norteño with marrying their own cousins
@@ilovefood5478 Trust I didn't know how to react/respond when they told me LOL I didn't want to be rude.
@@raquel4171 Really? My family is 'del norte' as well but to my knowledge no one is married with a family member/inbreed lol I had no idea this is common. His family is from the north as well that I remember.
@@ElizabethRodriguez-tp3pn I cannot speak for everybody there, but I've seen lots of jokes across the internet about this. Probably is just a generalization, so I can't assure anything
WHY IS THE DREWTH SPREADING EVERYWHERE…. why is drew phillips and enya in this 😭😭😭
Teacher : says to draw the family tree
Alabama kid : draws a circle
💀
Long live alabamians.
Sweet home Alabama
😂😂😂
🤣
There are people in America who are TRYING to fight for the "legalization of parents marrying their own children", and they need to see this video ASAP!
Yes
Its already a thing in some Muslim countries.
@@bread2951 uh no? We dont promote incest lol.
No, they need to be sent to a mental Ward ASAP!
@@purplemoonlight5337 it's not about promotion. muslim people are not only allowed to marry their cousins, but its also seen as appropriate
WAIT WHY IS THE BEGINNING OF THE VIDEO ACTUALLY DREW AND ENYA LOLLL
DREW AMD ENYA IM CRYING
"What if we start inbreeding tomorrow?"
The meme would evolve into 'Sweet Home Earth' then
🎵 Sweet Home Earth! 🎵 Where the skies are so polluted! 🎵
@@Equa11ysurl 😂😂
family tree becomes family ladder
If covid continues for 20 years, home sweet Earth will probably become a reality for some people. Most however will choose not to reproduce.
@@darthvader0219 Yeah that's actually true
I had to put in my earphones for this one so my family doesn't question me
Imagine one of them stumbles upon ur YT history, and finds this video and a video on Targeryen history at the top
Imagine his sister finds this on his computer 😂🙊
@@PeaceNinja007 *next morning*Ah, bro im stuck here could you help me out? Kekw
@@marcelm6983 So true 🤣🤣🤣
@@PeaceNinja007 what if its not a 'he' we are talking about🤭 what if this is the stuck sister you guys r talking bout😆
DREW AND ENYA 😭😭😭
literally it’s so funny how drew and enya are the intro
Half of the content in the adult websites be like: *Don't mind us*
Stepsis-im stuck in washing machine
Stepbro-Ae boyyyy
@@user-lehsun-le-garib can I help
@@user-lehsun-le-garib [step] does not consider inbreed
@@tsumplay3094 when i said that
@@tsumplay3094 bro can't you understand the simplest joke
People on the hub and other adult sites: "Yeah. Just keep moving along."
"Hub" .. "adult site"
Ha
Hmmmmmmmm
What hub and other site mean 🙁
@@Ankit-kw1zh the 18+ sites
They are just titles!
LMFAO DREW AND ENYA
LMAOOO DREW AND ENYA
I can't even imagine wanting to be with a family member like that..
@Jackie Price Nope. I made this comment literally because I can't. What's your deal? You probably wish you could.
@Jackie Price weirdo
@Jackie Price ew wtf, you need help my dude
Than you must have a pretty ugly family!
JK
@Jackie Price sounds like projecting to me
Meanwhile Alabama people: Ahh something related to us....
Pakistan enters the chat
@@frankocean6676 ROFLMAO😂😂
@@frankocean6676 🐐🐐🐑🐑🐏
Arkansas enters the chat
Very poor choice of words
a serious channel making a serious video with enya and drew on the intro is the craziest thing I've seen this week omg
DREWTH IS SPREADING
"Hey Ferb, I know what we're gonna do today"
:O :O ooof
“Oh hey Candace😏😏”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
NO
This is cursed
"Humans share 99.9% of our DNA"
Ah yes, the floor here is made out of floor.
It's not about sharing 99% of DNA. It's about genes. That' s like saying we all have a pack of playing cards, but ignoring that each pack is arranged differently. Genes are segments of DNA code made of the same building blocks ATCG bases and base pairs. How these are arranged affects chromosomal abnormalities.
As all humans have 2 copies of each gene (inherited from each parent) From a genetic disease prevention perspective it is better if the 2 copies are different as if 1 copy is faulty the other copy may be normal and hence the chance of genetic diseases is less likely. However, those faulty genes can still be passed on through generations so your cousins are likely to have a copy which therefore could increase the risk of a child being born with a genetic disorder.
This video is not very good so it doesn't explain this properly.
Also, we also share something like 95% of our DNA with apes, and we are not apes. Also the majority of our DNA doesn't code for anything. So it is a misleading statement to hook onto.
@@ant713m brilliant explanation, much easier to understand. Thanks
@@ant713m ok doctor
@@lismontniden5330 actually I am a scientist. 🤪
LMFAAOOOOOOOO
Imagine we could have born with super strength, and many super human abilities but we didn't, because our ancestors were inbreeding and we're all now born with some disorder which doesn't give those super human abilities.
sounds biblically accurate
😮
probably a good thing since everyone would abuse that sort of power if that was possible
DREW AND ENYA AS THE INTRO HAHAHAHAH
Alternative title: What if everyone started Alabamating tommorow?
I- I-
@Desmond Smith it just shows the lack of knowledge from those living in other states.
There's actual inbreeding in Pakistan though. It's so bad most children are born from cousin wed couples
🤣🤣🤣
Alabamating meaning someone plz described
2:36 Shoutout to those 1000 ppl , you guys have 7 billions grandkids 😳🤯😳😅
Explains the nature of our humanity
More like a grand grand grand grand grand.........grand kidsssssssss
Yes
I actually knew we came from an extremely low number I just thought it was 10-20k
I love this channel because of the bs like this 😂 Y’all don’t believe in any religion but y’all believe that once a 1000 people repopulated the whole planet
Another major factor involving inbreeding - because inbreeding causes a greater expression of mutant genes than usual, though the damage can be extensive when bad genes are involved, if the gene happens to code for some advantage when expressed in the environment, provided the breeding group is not so small as to leave no survivors, over time, inbreeding within a large group or even a struggling small group can lead to lightning evolution. Changes that would normally take millions of years can appear in a few thousand. This is probably why modern humans popped up so fast. At one stage we were nearly wiped out but inbreeding presumably enabled rapid changes that happened to be advantageous. Indeed to such an extent, that we arose out of our brutish ancestors in a very short time measured only in thousands, not millions of years. Don't knock inbreeding entirely - it's a double edged sword, both destructive and creative, though admittedly it destroys far more than it creates because there are just so many bad genes. For the single couple, inbreeding definitely should be avoided. So lads - don't put the hard word on your sister! Another advantage of inbreeding is that over time, it leaches out all the bad genes because so many bearers of those genes die young and fail to pass them on. There's a herd of highland cattle in Scotland that's been inbreeding for possibly several millennia, until now their genomes are entirely stable. The downside is that the herd would almost certainly have NO chance of evolving in response to a severe environmental change and would rapidly die out.
Nice, you like eugenics, huh?
this has to be a joke, right
I got more out of your reply than the video, ty
DREW AND ENYA IN THIS LMFAOOOOOO
“Among royalty” shows the Dutch royal family 😂😂
And yes they are notorious inbreeders
All European royalty are. Even the UK Queen was cousins with Phillip.
@@jowalden-evans2951 oohh I didn’t know that. Thanks. Do you know anything about other countries?
I know that Willem 1 Willem 2 and Willen 3 (earlier kings from the Netherlands) all married their cousins
@@mrinfinity4003 the Hapsburgs intermarried the worst but then Queen Victoria's progeny spread out across Europe too. If any royal married another, there will be common ancestry.
@@jowalden-evans2951 ahhh the Hapsburgs I knew, from the chin right?
@@mrinfinity4003 yes that was just one of the inbred issues they had.
Adult content creators: *Write that down, write that down!*
ye, gotta be realistic now, can't beat it to same shit everyday
What are you doing stepbro ?
@@mfaridzzibran9806 lmao
thanks 😊
Oscar solis what if we have ice powers?
drew and enya 😭😭
NOO THE DREWTH SPREADED TOO FAR 😭
Sasuke - I will restore my clan
Also sasuke - having one child daughter
right? :D :D :D
LOL yeah
Totally unrelated to the video but OKAY
Either sasuke isnt really down with sakura or sakura been holdin out and bein a real bish.
Oh well thats true
Lannister gave their like to this video.
and the Targaryens😂
😂😂
@@praveenhari3879 ofcourse hahaha
🤣😂
The Lannister's send their likes.
THE BEGINNING LMAOOOO this is legendary im not even gonna watch the full vid
Early on as a child I lived in an isolated area of the western USA. There was a married couple who were first cousins.. She didn't even have to change her surname... They had children who all had severe type 1 diabetes. The kids didn't live long in adulthood.
5:54 indian arranged marriages: I am multiverses ahead of you
Lmao
😂😂
Indians dont marry their cousins atleast. Check their neighbours
Jokes on you, my parents are cousins....and they were arranged
Not Hindus... Not Hindus. They dont marry cousins.... Its the Muslims. They arrange their wedding to a cousin
“I proposed to my cousin”
“Is this a *JOKE* ?”
Lmfao
What's wrong with it ?
@@UchihaM23 everything
@@sharnelvelasco2814 imo nothing wrong with it. Only if they won't have baby's with Genetic diseases
She was really good Looking though
People fr took enya and drew serious 💀💀
their plan worked too well 💀
enya and drew at the beginning💀
Alternate title: What if the whole Earth were Alabama?
😂
Lol
Sweet home Alabama
Less Alabama, more mountain folk. Check the blue people of Kentucky.
What if whole earth was pakistan tbf (inbreeding is more there)
Takes 'Step-Bro' to a whole new level!
😂
Step-bro means their not related to you so technically it's not inbreeding
@@ribsmeat2333 facts
Step bro turns into real bro
''Step IN bro''
My grandfather’s parents were 1C1R and the only “defect” they seemed to share was “dumbo ears” that stuck way far out the sides of their ears! One of his sisters was developmentally disabled and another was unable to have children, which may have been caused by close kin marrying. When my father’s family was still in Germany there appears to have been a lot of endogamy where distant relative married each other and cousins would be related from several lines and the folks on other farms would also be your distant cousins.
Oh, and the Neanderthal were absorbed into modern human lineage.
What i got from this is dont mate with someone who carries the same bad genes as you regardless of them being related or not
How would any sane person even approach a situation like that? How would you work up the nerve to ask a family member if they wanna bang? Just kinda blows my mind that there's actually people who can answer these questions
You'd be surprised how many nasty shitters like this I've met
That's why it's called "What If". If inbreeding produces no defection incest would not become taboo today.
You are underestimating a dumbness of people
@@Glitch-lk6sh wow that's like a distance answer. It doesn't really work, but we can make it work. Incest is dumb
Ask people in Muslim countries, their religion allows marrying first cousins.
What aRe You DOING .... coUsiN BrO?
That's the true kind of love 😂
LoL
Don't worry sis , we are not breeding it's just for pleasure
Lol
@@mayankkashyap4171 yos
I’m here for drew and enya lmaoooo
I saw what happens to an exclusively inbreeding population with low genetic diversity firsthand. I got 4 pet mice when I was maybe 13. We had a small, enclosed plastic house in there, so they bred. And bred. And bred. I even tried to introduce new genetic material (new mice) into the population, but they killed each new mouse. Many generations after the initial 4, the mice showed common problems. There was a high incidence of visible tumors. Also, all the mice towards the end had enlarged eyelids that mostly covered their eyes. Juvenile me called it "3 blind mice syndrome." Shortly after that, they died out, eating every newborn mouse produced before aging to death. Inbreeding is no joke. I'm aware that domestic, store-bought mice already have a very low level of genetic variation, so these 4 initial mice were already quite similar. Still.
And I assume that your human family has the same problem, or why did you even let this go on?
@@justacatwhocantype What would you have done? Killed them all? Try to do DIY sterilizations of the mice? Take the shelter / enclosure that gave the mice comfort away, hoping that we would stop them breeding? I was young, & my parents didn't care. It was a train wreck in very, very slow motion. We only saw noticeable changes from the inbreeding maybe as many as 4-5 years later. Not a hint of problems for a while, & they began very subtle. I learned not to have pet mice anymore. What would you have done, at the same age I was, in the same circumstances, to *not* "let this go on?"
@@MarcVL1234 Don't get me wrong, I am not even saying anything about this happening once. There are plenty of people who make the mistake of putting in males with females and end up with offspring. What I find beyond messed up is that even after this happened for the first time, nobody at your house took that one reasonable step of separating the males from the females. Doing that doesn't cost a cent and it is 100% effective.
And I understand that if you were super young this may not have occured to you, so I apologize for being rude to you personally. As for your parents, I think they are the messed up ones to leave a young child in charge of animals, without checking in on the situation and making sure that everything is okay.
@@justacatwhocantype You're not totally wrong about my parents in this. My father made the situation worse by skimming mice from the population, to sell to the local pet store for pet supplies (for the mice, but also for our dog). Pretty sure all those mice ended up food for snakes, tarantulas, or other creatures. Those creatures need to eat too, but if I'd known, I wouldn't have been okay w it.
The Minecraft cows don't even have to think "What if"...
yes
Yes
yes
yes
Yes
What if you stopped blinking?👀
Good one
You would be blind
cocaine
Yea Good Idea Fpr A Video For What If
What if Internet disable for one second
I started tracing my family tree a few years ago. It quickly became apparent to me that inbreeding was the norm prior to two or three hundred years ago. There were two main reasons for this.
The first reason is that families often saw it as a way of keeping inheritable property within the family. Encouraging or requiring first cousins to marry was an efficient method of meeting this goal. Of course, this practice can significantly restrict the gene pool if it is repeated over the course of generations.
The second reason that people inbred is a result of two factors. First, people almost never traveled more than a few miles from the place where they were born. Second, almost all communities were very small. This meant a person’s choice of potential mates was very restricted and all potential mates were closely related.
An obvious example of this occurring in the New World is the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Around 100 colonists arrived on the first voyage of the Mayflower in 1620. Many of the colonists who embarked on the Mayflower did so as part of a family group. In the first year, many of the first colonists died. Their community values required survivors to quickly remarry. Perhaps more importantly, a colonist was more likely to remain alive if s/he had a partner willing to devote his/her efforts toward the survival of the partnership. Imagine how small the potential pool of mates would have been for one of the colonists who needed to remarry in that first year.
One of my ancestors, Edward Doty, arrived on the first voyage of the Mayflower. The Dotys tended to have large families and most of their children tended to survive to adulthood at a time when this was not typical. Under these circumstances, it wasn’t too long before the Doty family made up a significant part of the potential breeding pool and Doty family members began to intermarry.
Yes, a steady trickle of new comers continued to arrive after the first year but many of these did so with the intention of joining relatives who had already arrived. Such colonists already shared a substantial portion of their genes with the existing gene pool. Unrelated colonists did arrive and contribute to the gene pool but in relatively small numbers.
I mentioned previously that most people didn’t travel more than a few miles from the places where they were born. This isn’t literally true in the case of the Mayflower and other colonists. They traveled very lengthy distances to establish new colonies. However, the colonists and most of their children generally didn’t travel far once they had established their new homes. As a result, they quickly re-established small and insular gene pools in their new homes.
This pattern repeated itself time after time in North American history. In my case, I am descended from three siblings within a single generation of the Hull clan. I am separately descended from an uncle of the three Hull siblings. Some generations later, these four lines of descent united with no apparent recognition of their relationship.
The situation was even worse among the Germanic colonists who later became known as the Pennsylvania Dutch. Many of these colonists came from related families prior to leaving the Old World. They arrived in smaller numbers in the New World than in those colonies established by the British. And, although the British allowed the Germanic settlers to colonize, they required them to form separate and isolated colonies. Their gene pools were frequently small in the Old World and became even smaller in the New World.
I have lost many days trying to unravel the relationships between the Barr, Breckbill, Groff, Herr, and Kendig families. The only things I can say with certainty are that the relationships are confusing and often times so close as to make me, with my modern sensibilities, highly uncomfortable.
Many of the early Germanic immigrants were Mennonites. They were fleeing religious persecution in the Old World and were happy to establish their own, separate communities in the New World. Many of their descendants exist among the Amish and Mennonite groups that are alive today. In writing this, I do not intend to insult the Amish or Mennonites. Inbreeding was considered normal by the standards of those places and times in history. Examples of it exist in every human’s lineage.
Many of us believe that those bad old days are long gone. However, studies conducted in the late 1980s and early 1990s showed most people died within fifty miles of the place where they were born. Other studies indicated that the single most important factor in choosing a mate is physical proximity. If you think this through, you might reach the uncomfortable suspicion that there are regional gene pools whose members tend to intermarry.
DNA tests have only become widely and cheaply available in the last few years. I am not aware of any organized studies on the topic but there is plenty of anecdotal information about couples who have taken DNA tests only to discover that they share significant amounts of DNA. In short, they are related to each other but had not known it prior to having the tests done.
This video asks what would happen if everybody started inbreeding tomorrow. I’m not entirely convinced we ever stopped.
Awesome post! 👍👏Bravo!
There are many studies on the correlation between geography and genetic biodiversity. . . and of course, the two famous theories of "bottleneck filters" and "speciation through separation". Peace
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Depends on how closely related the parents are, as I remember Icelandic genetic studies showed that having kids with one's third or fourth cousin is ideal from the standpoint of genetic strength.
That is endogamy.
What study, you freak?
Wow that's disgusting, I hope no one does that.
Many ethnicities that practice endogamy to preserve their identities know about inbreeding and there are myths about how inbreeding creates monsters. Marrying within your own tribe is not inbreeding. Although its not that great but i dont know more about this.
@@ginnundso Muslims do that, Islam allows marriage of first cousins.
What if: uploads
Everyone: *I AM SPEED*
Fax 📠
You are pants
More like: WE ARE SPEED
Like ⚡ McQueen
What if I stopped going back to my toxic ex? Oh wait, its literally impossible lets not think about it.
Get out of there soldier! It is possible and productive as hell.
Hell man I play rocket league, war thunder and Ark. if you need a bro to game with and take your mind off your ex while you put some emotional distance between your ex. Just lmk I’m always down to game.
Hope all’s better or this was just a meme post. Either way have a good day 🥃
@@73THUNDERDOME73 awwww I’m a girl actually and I don’t know the first thing about gaming but that was realllyyy sweet of you ❤️ hopefully one day I’ll finally be out of this mess but bless you for being a lovely human and taking the time to do that ✨
She is a ex for a reason.🤣
@@rainbownarwhalduck oh my mistake! Best of luck to you! Find a hobby you can throw yourself into! Always helps me.. but it’s still not easy I know. Good luck girly 🦖💜
THE DREWTH IS SPREADING
LMAOOOO THE ENYA AND DREW CLIP AT THE START💀💀
Pretty sure this what happen when early humanity population was still in the single, double and triple digits. So technically everybody on Earth is related to each other.
Bruh 2 humans didnt just pop out of no where, existing populations evolved into what we are today
Did you skip education at age 3? Human population in single digits? We didn't appear on earth by magic. We evolved from an existing population of hominids.
No that wasn't what happened, when there were lesser humans, humans had to repopulate earth by inbreeding, meaning that we all are somewhat related. Tho that relation can probably not be named
@@relaxingmusicbyadi8258 don't christians think there used to be two humans?
Well according to the bible, Adam and Eve lived to be 100+, had a bunch of children. Then after the flood, reduced it to 5 people.
It would be more like your 80th cousin. So there would be enough difference in gene pools to safely produce healthy offspring.
Doujin artist: "Now this looks like a job for me"
Frickin weeb
@@dingobingo1161 ok boss calm down
@@turkoisevfx34 I am a weeb tooo
@@dingobingo1161 without an anime pfp......?!
@@KCDA weebs don't technically need an anime pfp to be a weeb
No way y’all used a clip of drew and enya 😭😭
HELP WHY DID THEY PUT DREWS VIDEO 😭😭😭😭
Can we all just appreciate the fact that what if uploads daily for us to enjoy
I live in Karachi Pakistan and I like your comment
Ye
@@sayyamzahid7312 you didn't need to say where you live......but whatever
Well said. 🖒
@@sayyamzahid7312 i like your comment
Interesting topic. My family bloodline would cause massive problem for our descendents resulting our bloodline to die eventually. We inherited thalassemia although I'm only a carrier. If I were to start inbreeding, my children would most likely to be thalassemia major.
that's another thing, people, any people, who are aware that they carry genes for diseases simply should NOT reproduce, period. If we took this approach, we could knock out hundreds if not all genetic diseases within a century, have a think about that, and then think about the ass holes who would deny this logic and moan about their "right" to reproduce. Well, first up, it isn't a right, it is a privilege, and this is one part of eugenics that really could elevate the human race beautifully, think of all the suffering we could eliminate.
i know few who married their cousins. their children have to suffer some "abnormalities".
Yosuga No Sora
According to eugenics you should just stop having kids
@@quandledingleiv6082 wow Kami sama you're a man of culture too?
I had a boyfriend 35 years ago that his grandfather was his father. And his so called mother and father were cousins. What I did not like about this family they kept repeating they had high i.q.s over and over again. And they were not honest about the genealogy of the family. I am glad we departed separate ways. Thank God
The fact that drew was in the beginning still blows my mind
UHHHH, I DIDNT EXPECT AN ALABAMIAN-STYLED EPISODE HERE... 😳
Smh
Oof unexpected 😂
When I saw this the first thing that came to mind was Sweet home Alabama 😂
Bruh. Just cus we from Alabama don’t mean we inbred😭😭😭 I swear Kentucky is worse
For me it's always Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Hills Have Eyes
ah, somebodys never been to Qatar xD
Same
Dude.. I love your videos!! They are amazing and educational :p one thing I have always wondered tho is what if humanity evolved too lose our fingers and toes xD I think that may be an interesting one :p
In South Korea it is illegal to marry anyone closely related by blood. You can't get married to a 1st cousin. 2nd cousin is now possible by law but it would still be frowned upon and considered strange by many Koreans. It's a social taboo even if they are a bit more distant than 1st cousins.
In the past, you couldn't even marry a 2nd cousin if they had the same last name and patrilineal ancestry, as that was also illegal. The newer law relaxes the degree of blood relationship but also covers matrilineal side unlike the much older laws.
This is a very, sick topic. Just the thought of close relatives having intimacy toward each other is gross af.
Cry about it
@@Marcus-cm7di Are you mad because you're into that?
It is a sick topic that's why it needs to be discussed. Understand the truth about our past and move forward. And not allowing ideas like races not intermixing and things of that nature that lead to this type of results
Certain people commit incest because they don't feel wanted outside of their family or they just lack self-esteem for themselves. Sex is a privilege. On the other hand, someone desperate enough to get laid with their blood relative doesn't deserve to be in a committed relationship. At least that's how I look at it. You'll have a hard time trusting someone like that if you end up with them and they one day bring it up hoping that u don't leave. Who wants to ruin there chances of having a good relationship someday but later has to tell someone they slept with a relative? It's the most, awkward way to mess up a good relationship because back then that person didn't care. I'm sure there are people out there who are struggling with a situation like this.
@@felipe9187 who’s mad lol and change your name bro Felipe is a dumb name how u gonna get a job.
Egyptians: finally a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary!
*Ancient Egyptians
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Just nobility to save Godly blood.
The banjo industry would flourish 😂😂😂
imagine going to play with your cousin and your aunt says "aw what a cute daughter in law i have"... that's mortifying
Moral of the story: **It's okay as long as you don't fill her.**
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A wise man once said : *if she is blood related she is free to be dated*
That’s not true it is a sin
@@chrishamilton3241 no it isn't. Many royalties did this for years. And no once cares if it's a sin. It wouldn't stop people who want to do it.
@@GameZero2 yes it is a sin, because it causes the child to come out with complications which is not good at all, all who practice that would end up in the lake of fire if they don’t repent.
Please make a video on this
" *What if all humans on Earth became PERFECT* "
Like everyone is a genius, caring for the environment, working together to achieve anything. Learning all skills.
Basically, being a god😂
We would have achieved at least type 1 civilisation.
@2 0 bro... actually when I wrote it I was high so I didn't mean that....I meant that doing all the tasks really professionally
Everyone takes nzt we would rule our galaxy
We would have way more wars and conflict since I'm sure some people would be so confident and passionate about how they feel about certain topics that they'd need willing to fight over it. Human nature.
What a shaaaaame baby what a shame
NOT DREW AND ENYA BEING IN THIS LMAO
THE DREWTH HAS SPREADED TOO FAR, WE NEED TO ROLL BACK LADIES AND GAYS
1:04 It is STILL a common practice amongst royalty. ALL the 13 royal families are blood related and mate within the family.
This title had me crying cause it caught me off guard 😭😂
same lmao 😂😂😂
omg I love inbreeding! drenya4life!!! 😍😍😍
Fun fact Charles of Spain was so inbred if I remember correctly he had water in his heart and his lungs were black similar to if he been mining coal or smoking for a long time.
“Oh you’re my sister!!!”
-Joe Dirt
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So is Joe dirt funny
0:08 I like her, she's sane 😁
OMG DREW AND ENYA AT THE BEGINING HAHHAA
I feel the alabama is strong with this one
The entire Habsburg line was inbred to hell and back. Charles the 1st was just one Habsburg in a long line of sister-wife-niece and brother-husband-nephew offspring. That jawline he had was common among that family, it’s called the Habsburg Jaw.
Looks like someone from an adult site has joined what if.😜
YOU have enough 🏀's to talk about imbred?.
enya and drew 😭😭
not drew & enya in the first clip 😭
Can we appreciate how great WHAT IF’s videos are! Great content! Keep it up👍🏻
I worked with the woman one time and as we started speaking she mentioned her husband and how they met. She had moved to California with her cousin but that relationship failed so she moved back home and met up with another cousin and after getting married they had 3 kids together. I asked of she had thought of going on Springer and she thought it was funny but said that most of her cousins date other cousins but the older relatives looked down on them, with good reason, so they didn't have family reunions anymore.
What if you find this video a couple of days after finding an article about the stillborn twin daughters of Tutankhamun and Ankhesenamun? It happened to me! Akhenaton the "heretic pharaoh" was married to his sister, and was the father of both Tutankhamun and Ankhesenamun. It is not clear whether Ankhesenamun was Tutankhamun's full sister or half sister. The article suggested that one twin was much larger than the other, and suggested a rare syndrome that would have been due to inbreeding and made it impossible for either twin to be born alive at that time.
I can’t believe he wanting to marry his own cousin.
Speaking as a 27 year old, I’m not breeding/inbreeding/mating with anyone, the 👶🏼making thing is disgusting. Nothing bad happened to me for myself to feel that way.
Haha, the town I grew up in appears to be ahead of it's time.
Make a video on *what if I was in a relationship* 😔
LOLLL SAME
It would be hypothetical sure!
Same
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Humanity will die once again
DREW AND ENYA 😭😭😭😭😭😭
NOT DREW AND ENYA!!! 😭😭😭
Everyone: "Let's start inbreeding tomorrow."
Alabama: "Awww, maaaaan! Now that everyone is doing it, we don't find it so cool no more."
West Virginia
The amount of inbreeding I do to the animals in my farm in minecraft, and no changes occur.
💀💀 true
Everyone: talking about Alabama
The Appalachians: am i a joke to you?
Very interesting topic.