For anyone just interested in percentages... 72.8% African 23.1% European 3% Indigenous American .6% East Asian, Pakistani/Northern Indian, & Egyptian .5% Unassigned
So, you are probably Trinidadian, Belizean or Guyanese. I could have included Suriname, but Surinamese people don't migrate to the US. You should also note the fact that if you remove the 28% of your DNA that is non African and focus on the African portion, you are almost 50% Nigerian.
@@nwachinemere7759 oh I'm 100% African American. All 4 of my grandparents were from the South. And yes! Nigeria definitely dominates!! I for sure feel the ancestral pull from the Yoruba.
@@a4l4l Oh okay. I don't ever see African Americans with Asian (India and Pakistan) DNA. One of your distant African American relative must have married somebody from South Asia. And if you are African American with Nigerian DNA, it's more likely to be Igbo than any other tribe, especially if you are from Maryland, Virginia, Georgia and the Carolinas. Most Yoroba slaves were shipped to Brazil, Cuba and other Latin American countries. I'm sure, some were also shipped to the US. If I were you, I'll keep an eye on updates because some Nigerians have started taking DNA tests and are finding DNA matches in the Americas and vice versa.
@@nwachinemere7759 Thank you! My family is predominantly from Louisiana and Texas...with Southern Louisiana being the dominant location...Before an update on Ancestry DNA, I had 1% Burusho which I learned is an ethnic group in Northern Indian/Pakistan. Have no idea where from though.
Hey it looks like there as been an update on 23andme it’s well worth giving a feedback I did on the accuracy which was slightly off on my region of what they presumed me to be of recent people group , but I share similarities of that group but as through the Umbrella of Edoid group out of Edo Kingdom some 800 years now settled in the region I am from through different time periods of migratory routes out of Edo kingdom also known as Benin Kingdom not be be mistaken of Benin republic
Hey thank you... I don't know how to use Gedmatch. I did do myheritage but idk how accurate...68.4% African, 24.5 European, 5.9% Native American, 1.2% Middle Eastern...but it does link me to Louisiana Creoles 🤷🏿♂️
@@a4l4l my Paternal is E-M4451 and my Maternal is L0a1a , just curious, for the Paternal Haplogroups E-M4451 and E-M4254 , are those Haplogroups North African or Middle Eastern?
@@a4l4l That's where it originated from. They have now given it a new name, but the old name is paternal haplogroup e1b1a subclade em2 which originated from Southern Ethiopia. A group from Southern Ethiopia migrated to West Africa around 25 thousand years ago.
Unfortunately, most people in this country, would only classify you as African American. You’re a beautiful mix of many ethnicities, which you should be very proud of. You must have a grandparent or a great grandparent who is almost all European.
@@genew5758 oh yeah I'm more than happy to be African American..I feel like it already implies some degree of mixture. I do suspect my grandmother might've basically been biracial.
It's baffling that most of our people will claim 1-3% native american heritage, which is pretty much insignificant, but won't claim anything Afrikan.
Thanks for showing us the UI and what information you received. Can't wait to do mine
Thank you for watching!
For anyone just interested in percentages...
72.8% African
23.1% European
3% Indigenous American
.6% East Asian, Pakistani/Northern Indian, & Egyptian
.5% Unassigned
southeast* asian :p
So, you are probably Trinidadian, Belizean or Guyanese. I could have included Suriname, but Surinamese people don't migrate to the US. You should also note the fact that if you remove the 28% of your DNA that is non African and focus on the African portion, you are almost 50% Nigerian.
@@nwachinemere7759 oh I'm 100% African American. All 4 of my grandparents were from the South.
And yes! Nigeria definitely dominates!! I for sure feel the ancestral pull from the Yoruba.
@@a4l4l
Oh okay. I don't ever see African Americans with Asian (India and Pakistan) DNA. One of your distant African American relative must have married somebody from South Asia. And if you are African American with Nigerian DNA, it's more likely to be Igbo than any other tribe, especially if you are from Maryland, Virginia, Georgia and the Carolinas. Most Yoroba slaves were shipped to Brazil, Cuba and other Latin American countries. I'm sure, some were also shipped to the US. If I were you, I'll keep an eye on updates because some Nigerians have started taking DNA tests and are finding DNA matches in the Americas and vice versa.
@@nwachinemere7759 Thank you! My family is predominantly from Louisiana and Texas...with Southern Louisiana being the dominant location...Before an update on Ancestry DNA, I had 1% Burusho which I learned is an ethnic group in Northern Indian/Pakistan. Have no idea where from though.
Hey it looks like there as been an update on 23andme it’s well worth giving a feedback I did on the accuracy which was slightly off on my region of what they presumed me to be of recent people group , but I share similarities of that group but as through the Umbrella of Edoid group out of Edo Kingdom some 800 years now settled in the region I am from through different time periods of migratory routes out of Edo kingdom also known as Benin Kingdom not be be mistaken of Benin republic
Hi James! I'm just seeing this...I checked and mine were still the same. I would love to have my mother test tho so the results can phase
Very cool results 😮 doing Gedmatch next ?
Hey thank you... I don't know how to use Gedmatch. I did do myheritage but idk how accurate...68.4% African, 24.5 European, 5.9% Native American, 1.2% Middle Eastern...but it does link me to Louisiana Creoles 🤷🏿♂️
Where can I find the video on Ori?
@jewel-monetlux.8405 did I mention Ori in this video?
If so, I'm working on it 😩 stick with me...I have alot to say.
@@a4l4l thank you!
Can't hear a word you're saying!
Audio bro🤨
Basically...I'm Black 😂 that's really all I said
Just curious, what is your Haplogroups?
Maternal is L3e2b3 & Paternal is E-M4254
@@a4l4l my Paternal is E-M4451 and my Maternal is L0a1a , just curious, for the Paternal Haplogroups E-M4451 and E-M4254 , are those Haplogroups North African or Middle Eastern?
@@jo100 From what I saw it's a tossup between East African & West Asian...but I believe 23andme says East African
@@a4l4l my maternal Haplogroup is a veer off of yours which is L1b1a3 and my paternal E-CTS10935
@@a4l4l
That's where it originated from. They have now given it a new name, but the old name is paternal haplogroup e1b1a subclade em2 which originated from Southern Ethiopia. A group from Southern Ethiopia migrated to West Africa around 25 thousand years ago.
Great results! but ethnically your not really black?…
Ethnically African American... Racially Black
Unfortunately, most people in this country, would only classify you as African American. You’re a beautiful mix of many ethnicities, which you should be very proud of. You must have a grandparent or a great grandparent who is almost all European.
@@genew5758 oh yeah I'm more than happy to be African American..I feel like it already implies some degree of mixture. I do suspect my grandmother might've basically been biracial.