@Mat Stan I thought we all saw the meme, and accepted that people can make adaptations of the meme without other people saying that the comment is “stolen”. But I guess there’s always that one person on the internet.
I’ve seen 2 videos saying nibblings , like wtf, it sounds like some sort of furby thing, that would definitely be sold in Walmart... wait that’s a great idea . Imma go write that , wait if I do make nibblings, they have to have a uncle. Yuncle, bc y is for you. Wait.. ppl Will only buy my nibblings and use them for 1 week after they got for Christmas begging they’re mom to buy one. By the time Christmas arrived they didn’t want it anymore but they’re mom or parent bought it anyways, but they still played with it bc they didn’t want to loose they’re parents trust, or else they’re parents won’t buy what they ask for... dang it , looks like I’ll be selling drugs In my basement now.. sry for my disgusting English, in French 😂 but I learned English at 1 yrs, so I only know how to speak it well and Im bad at writing it, just like my French...... DAMN im even bad at my main language, what is this sort of bs?!! 😂 don’t read this, I’m crazy, sweet home Alabama
There's one group you forgot about. If your parents become widowed or divorced and later remarry, their new spouse becomes your stepmother or stepfather. All the new stepparent's family relationships are the same as normal, but with the "step" prefix added. Any children they had from a previous relationship are your stepsiblings. However, if your stepparent and biological parent reproduce with each other, the new child is your half sibling, since you only share one biological parent. Also, if you're adopted, you have adoptive parents, but this just means that you have two family trees.
Maybe he just got uncomfortable with all the incest stuff. It's a mathematical impossibility that your parents are not distant (or in some cases, not so distant) cousins.
So your Gruncle's sister (who is not your Grandmother) would be your Graunt?... I like it. Problem is, the "Gr-" prefix could still be confused for "Great" instead of "Grand".... but if we can all get on the same (and correct) page, then it shouldn't be an issue.
This is a huge problem in the english language, the sister of your grandparent is your Grand Aunt. The sister of your great-grandfather is your Great-Grand Aunt. Your great-great grandfa-and well, so on, so on.
Nah they do. The fact that your parents are dead doesn’t mean you were born out of a tree. If that was the case then 37% of the adult population would say the same. It’s just....just not a good joke in my opinion as honest as I can be. I mean, not that you to delete it, I’m just a random asshole in the internet, but that’s what comments and replies are about, sharing your opinion.
I’m actually from Alabama and that joke is too overused we found it funny the first maybe 10 times we heard it but after the a hundred millionth time it’s unfunny and in Kentucky it’s legal to marry your cousin and in Mississippi they inbreed more than us so yeah, I’ve also heard the Einstein said time was relative Alabamans: sweet home Alabama.... but just get a new joke because it isn’t even funny anymore
I’m so thankful for Swedish sometimes. None of that trice-removed stuff and the word for each grandparent/aunt/uncle tells you what side of the family they are from. Great video as always.
Exactly lmao I just call my cousins kids my niece and nephew. Calling them my cousins makes it sound like someone horribly wrong happened um procreation wise.
Whenever I see a thing that requires knowledge of family trees, I always come back to this video, it's so quick and detailed, and I came here because I saw a meme saying "I am your Father's Brother's Nephew's Cousin's former roommate", and I now know that this dude is just your cousin's former roommate, although given the number of cousins that exists, doesn't really narrow much down, this dude could literally be your dad.
Not necessarily. Your uncle's nephew might be you, a brother of yours, a cousin of yours from a different aunt/uncle, or your uncle's wife's nephew (biologically unrelated to you). Your cousin's cousin can be you, a sibling of yours, a different cousin of yours, or your cousin's cousin on his other side (biologically unrelated to you).
The family tree should be in 3D - you can’t fit in the “in law” siblings unless you use a backwards line. But then that is more confusing, because you would have infinite layers of forwards/backwards lines since parents, grand and great, also have families and are only related through marriage.
The reason the actual number of ancestors is much less than say for example your 15th grandparent which can roughly be calculated as 2 to the 15th power or 33,000 is simply due to inbreeding. This decreases the actual amount of direct ancestors substantially and these 33,000 can be perceived as irrefutably existing generational slots of which many are made up by the same individuals.
@cgpgrey I don t know if anyone has already mention it, but after so many years I rewatched it, and my remark is that "in-law" is not a prefix but a suffix. you are great. I ve been watching and promoting yu for more than I can remember.
3:35 for anyone wondering, this video was made when annotations hadn't been removed from youtube, so that's why it says "click this" and points at nothing
Thank you SO much ! English is my 2nd language and I have always thought something "once removed" meant something like their parents got disowned by the family lol
I will say that he is improving on keeping his promises. I didn't expect the rules for rulers or animal domestication video made. I don't know if he'll ever come back to Family Genetics though.
+Sippin Crown i thought is was have many familys they married into or something like that or if someone adpoted a child so they would be a half brother to there siblings and to cousie 1st removed (sorry for spelling mistakes)
@@samd2612 In alabama there is the biggest percentage of inbreedings (sibling having child together) leading to some deformities, and a pretty complex famili tree
Alabama here and I just gave to say what a great joke, did you make it up on your own? It’s so funny and it’s not like I see/hear the same joke everyday for over 4 years
Zaine Purdey My apologizes are deeper the Mariana Trench. I feel as if I have dropped a bomb on his self esteem. I will forever rue the day that I made that comment. I owe you my eternal great fullness for not killing me on sight after saying that. Deepest apologies~General Bitler
hahaha, i was just thinking that. I took a little mandarin in highschool, and im so thankful i don't have to remember the different names for maternal vs paternal and older vs younger XD its confusing enough in english!
When someone used to say 1st cousin, twice removed, i thought they meant that they were such assholes that they were removed from the family, then given another chance, then removed from the family again.
jojag5 So I grabbed the YT API and ran a query on the 587 comments to see which ones have "suffix" "postfix" or "prefix" and it is in fact only 236 times.
jojag5 It was ran on all comments in one big array of comments. Mine included. It's possible someone mentioned this without using those 3 keywords. I'll have to send a letter to youtube asking for that data to be collected.
@@grozaphy A stranger could be my Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandparent if they are like 9999999999999999999 years old
and if we want to explore non traditional western families this could get really interesting. Tribal relationships, polygamy, clans, castes, there are some interesting avenues here if you were to do a video that applied to other cultures.
Spoiler: part two probably was going to mention that your family tree doesn't go outwards forever, but actually converges at some point in the past sooner than you think.
In Canada, believe it or not, it is legal to marry your first cousin. I would love to say it doesn't happen, but it's rare. I do know a set of first cousins that are married. They are totally normal people, more-or-less, but have ooooooooone strange feature... that being that they married their cousin! Now, there is a town not too far from here who's residents only has 2 last names. I shutter to think what their family tree would look like...
It's legal in most US states as well. I also used to be a lot more common than it is now, but then again we also now know more about the effects of long term inbreeding so we tend to try to prevent it more these days.
It is pretty common in Saudi Arabia, not as common as it is used to though. You have to keep in mind the cultural differences. There is a gender segregation after puberty. In many cases, the families prefer to keep their wealth within the family so the arrange the marriage between their members. Few years ago, a law has been passed requiring each future partner to take Premarital Screening to avoid hereditary and infectious diseases.
The probability of genetic defects is rather risky. While I don't oppose it; as society generally does for valid biological reasons, they might be better off adopting a child or finding a surrogate mother. Freedom of choice, correct?
Fun fact- I did a DNA kit last year, and it turns out I have over 800 relatives, all living in Canada or the northern US. My family is largely European, so I was surprised to see that it looks like everyone came over (not a single match in Europe- maybe they just haven’t done a test?) , and also surprised since most of them were 2nd or 3rd cousins that my mom had never heard of (possibly on my bio dad’s side). Haven’t contacted any of them yet, because there are some family things that should probably be left to my mother to wade through.
www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=2nd+cousin+twice+removed%27s+Dad%27s+Nephew%27s+Son%27s+Brother%27s+Daughter OK, let me get out my 100 feet paper roll to explain your relationship with me...
Sounds like my family. Lol. One rule of thumb is that I would not go anywhere near anybody that shares my same last name or has my mother's maiden name. You never know if you might be related.
I have over 200 first cousins. My dad has 18 siblings, my mother has 13, I have 8. All but 2 of my parent's siblings are married, most have at least 3 kids. I probably have close to 2000 3rd cousins, not 10th.
Meanwhile in Serbia we have separate names for mother (majka), father (otac), stepmother (maćeha), stepfather (očuh), male cousin (rođak), female cousin (rođaka), parent's sister (tetka), father's brother (stric), mother's brother (ujak), the husband of a parent's mother (teča), the wife of the father's brother (strina), the wife of the mother's brother (ujna), son (sin), daughter (ćerka), brother's son (bratanac), brother's daughter (bratanica), sister's son (sestrinac), sister's daughter (sestričina), though the words nephew (nećak) and niece (nećaka) can be used, husband (muž), wife (žena), husband's father (svekar), husband's mother (svekrva), wife's father (tast), wife's mother (tašta), the daughter's or the sister's husband (zet), the son's or the brother's wife (snaja), the husband's brother (dever), the sister of the husband's brother (jetrva) (what?), husband's sister (zaova), wife's sister (svastika, not nazi though), the descendants up to the ones that are 5 generations younger (male: sin, unuk, praunuk, čukununuk; female: ćerka, unuka, praunuka, čukununuka; the čukununuk's or the čukununuka's child: bela pčela which translates to white bee), the ancestors that are up TO 16 GENERATIONS OLDER (majka/otac, baba/deda, prababa/pradeda, čukunbaba/čukundeda, navrbaba/navrdeda, the rest are independent words without baba and deda in them that noone really knows anyway, the 16th one is beli orao which translates to white eagle), and probably much more because I live in a city, who knows what words do village grandpas speak But the word for wife is the same as the word for woman -_-
Yusuf Onur Well Muslims here sometimes use Turkish(I think) words for this, like "Dayja" for uncle, "Amidja" is like your father's brother? I don't know...
Nice to see you clarified that grandparents’ siblings are grand uncles and grand aunts. I always called my grandmother’s sisters and brothers grand aunts and grand uncles. It was nice to still have “grands” after my grandma passed away. It was like having a part of her with me when I talked with my grand aunts.
2:12 holy crap. ive thought about this in my own time and never imagined id ever see another soul who had thought the exact same thing, even down to every detail
Half-siblings share a parent with you but not another (for example if your mom had children in a previous relationship with a different person) and step-parents would be if one of your biological parents got remarried.
Even if your grandmother married someone else(that person is your step-grandfather), had kids and grandkids with them. The grandkids would be your cousins because the shared ancestor is your grandmother. Working back into your step-grandfather’s family is just the same except you add step- in front. I don’t know what you would call a step-father of your step-father.
what if your grandpa and your grand uncle are half brother and then the have one kid each. soon one of the kid have a child. what would that child “name” will be? half first cousin once removed?
I do genealogy as a hobby, and once found a 1st. Oisin 5x removed that was alive when my mother was born (1970). The cousin was born in 1870 and died in 1973. This helped me understand just what that removal meant.
SpitefulAZ If you listen to Hello Internet, he says if he talks about something before he's done it, it makes him much less likely to do it. Same if people have expectations on him to make something.
Ahhh, the whole "sibling-in-law's spouse" thing was something I'd been conflicted over for a long while. I refer to them as my "sibling-in-law-in-law".
"You have parents"
thanks that really cleared things up
"you have parents"
ohhhh so THIS is where i was fucking up.
@@neskey I fucked up right when he said "This is you"
Grey = 200 iq youtuber
I was so shocked 😱
So that’s how I got here.
6 years later and I'm still waiting for Family Genetics Grey!
Same
F Genetics with Grey
same
@@mikemike3886 Eat your cereal.
@@benplutafilms hello is @skyline ur second acc
Is your spouse your self-in-law?
Your -1st cousin in-law, perhaps? I should totally call my future spouse that.
Amber Shoffren lol, thats amazing
Oh, in that case can I call my parents -2nd cousins? And my grandparents -3rd cousins?
a brother and sister don't call each other 0th cousin, they call each other sister and brother. So you shouldn't go below 1...
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We all know that Grey promises a part 2 to every video but is secretly allergic to making Part 2s
CGP Valve
@New Under Craft yes true
24 hours of death
The domestication video is a part two for the Ameri-pox video
Ye
4 years and nothing of part 2. Tsk tsk Grey.
@@aa-anti ditto, searched UA-cam no link, trying google. If I don't edit this post to say different assume I did not.
*leans down and clevs a table*
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Still waiting for it.
Hassan Tahan 793
"when you get married"
Everyone in the spouse's family is sad
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"Family Genetics Explained"
Release Date: Never
sad
It's taken him a whole _decade_
Isn’t it Parrarell and Cross Cousins video?
@@abrasmage it's been 5 years dude
No
It’s crazy to me I’m related to so many people but I will never know most of them.
Yeah I don't know even half of my grandparents. They passed away a long time ago. Would've spoiled me rotten according to my parents.
Same! I’ve only known one of my grandparents. And they recently passed away from COVID-19 🥺
We actually related to over 7.8bil people living...
@@alexandraquintana8186 Rest in peace
@@molly4lillytheslayer282 ah yes because that's how it works.. ultra incest
Thumbnail: “You are still not married while both of your siblings already have grandchildren. 🙃”
You could remove the No One: part and it will be funnier than the original
@@1degabyte238 Okie, I removed it ~ :P
@@superbc8109 😊
Well, I think he is not that wrong.
Oh-
WAIT NO IM THE OLDEST
Grey: These are your grandparents
Me: Wtf give them back
😂😂😂
@Mat Stan I thought we all saw the meme, and accepted that people can make adaptations of the meme without other people saying that the comment is “stolen”. But I guess there’s always that one person on the internet.
@Mat Stan Oh sorry, are you mad? I only told you off because you're obviously trying to pick on a little kid ^^
Well, if his parents allowed it, its fine
@@patheticapathetic5826 I’d always use an opportunity whenever I see one. Now my friends won’t allow me in any type of auctions.
Omg “NIBLINGS”
lol
Yes, niblings.
@@carrot7512 Niblings make me want to kill myself.
It's cute lol
I’ve seen 2 videos saying nibblings , like wtf, it sounds like some sort of furby thing, that would definitely be sold in Walmart... wait that’s a great idea . Imma go write that , wait if I do make nibblings, they have to have a uncle. Yuncle, bc y is for you. Wait.. ppl
Will only buy my nibblings and use them for 1 week after they got for Christmas begging they’re mom to buy one. By the time Christmas arrived they didn’t want it anymore but they’re mom or parent bought it anyways, but they still played with it bc they didn’t want to loose they’re parents trust, or else they’re parents won’t buy what they ask for... dang it , looks like I’ll be selling drugs In my basement now.. sry for my disgusting English, in French 😂 but I learned English at 1 yrs, so I only know how to speak it well and Im bad at writing it, just like my French...... DAMN im even bad at my main language, what is this sort of bs?!! 😂 don’t read this, I’m crazy, sweet home Alabama
"You have parents."
I've seen enough. I'm satisfied
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"The grand nibling" would make a good name for a band.
But capitalize every first letter of each eord
@@daan4206 -- Nah. It's gotta be Spongecase: "tHe GraNd nIBblInG".
Sometime in the future: Now playing “Once Removed” by the Grandniblings!
@@hwgoblin New Series: Once removed, Twice removed and Thrice removed by the -1 Cousin!
Still waiting for part two.
+jbz3 he most likely gave up, because he found out how "fuzzy" and unclear genetics are in case of human family trees
Even in 2016 we are waiting
PART TWO COMON!
jbz3 I'm still waiting!
HitchhikersPie smas
1:13 "In-law prefix"... should be in-law suffix...
Postfix
@@potato_nugget that's literally the same
In-law infix?
@@ThaPinkGuy dude, I said postfix and suffix are the same
@@ThaPinkGuy lol
There's one group you forgot about. If your parents become widowed or divorced and later remarry, their new spouse becomes your stepmother or stepfather. All the new stepparent's family relationships are the same as normal, but with the "step" prefix added. Any children they had from a previous relationship are your stepsiblings. However, if your stepparent and biological parent reproduce with each other, the new child is your half sibling, since you only share one biological parent.
Also, if you're adopted, you have adoptive parents, but this just means that you have two family trees.
"you have siblings"
*_laughs in only child_*
Poor sole you can't have niblings
I can have half siblings
I’m a only child but I have a half sibling
İ have 4 siblings, and the age difference between my oldest and youngest sibling is 15½ years.
Are you an only child if you are no longer a child when your sibling is born?
Instructions unclear: I married a tree
best comment so far xD
You're not mangalik are you?
not really how it works but you got the spirit
lol very underrated
XddDdDd.kirifjrjheh s sheiek
4 and a half years. STILL NO SEQUEL.
He's using the Incredible's tactics.
Edit: completely forgot that I made this comment, how y'all doing?
It’s right here ua-cam.com/video/U6ViKuXd5qQ/v-deo.html
@@numbersinnames5039 thats the footnote, not the sequel
5 years already
still nothing :(
Whyyyy
Maybe he just got uncomfortable with all the incest stuff. It's a mathematical impossibility that your parents are not distant (or in some cases, not so distant) cousins.
2:14 As a programmer, now I can see the light. Thank you. This is the most satisfying thing I've heard this year.
repeat after me
public static void main(string[] args)
Why do people call their fathers grandmothers brothers Grand Uncle when you can just call them Gruncle
So your Gruncle's sister (who is not your Grandmother) would be your Graunt?... I like it. Problem is, the "Gr-" prefix could still be confused for "Great" instead of "Grand".... but if we can all get on the same (and correct) page, then it shouldn't be an issue.
Xomsabre 👌🏻
Why Father's Grandmother's? Why not just Granparent's Brother?
This is a huge problem in the english language, the sister of your grandparent is your Grand Aunt. The sister of your great-grandfather is your Great-Grand Aunt. Your great-great grandfa-and well, so on, so on.
I’m surprised no one’s made a gravity falls joke.
*gruncle stan*
Alabama: _Im gonna end this man whole career_
yep
Jesus! I studied genetics and this is still a "wth is this".
This whole video I’m like where’s the circle
Cousin = spouse now?????????????????????????????????
Oh!! Don't be rude, they just like *_straight lines_*
“You have parents”
Orphans: well yes but actually no
I know its a joke but dead peaple count.
Wow
@@jwdominionpyroraptor4775 that's where the "yes" part comes in
Nah they do. The fact that your parents are dead doesn’t mean you were born out of a tree. If that was the case then 37% of the adult population would say the same. It’s just....just not a good joke in my opinion as honest as I can be. I mean, not that you to delete it, I’m just a random asshole in the internet, but that’s what comments and replies are about, sharing your opinion.
😢
When you live in Alabama and your family tree looks like the recycling ♻️ logo
Sweet home Alabama
Lmao yess
I’m actually from Alabama and that joke is too overused we found it funny the first maybe 10 times we heard it but after the a hundred millionth time it’s unfunny and in Kentucky it’s legal to marry your cousin and in Mississippi they inbreed more than us so yeah, I’ve also heard the Einstein said time was relative Alabamans: sweet home Alabama.... but just get a new joke because it isn’t even funny anymore
@@jacksonlong4327 it's legal to marry cousins in California too
@@darkworlddenizen wait fr? My cousin was born in California and shes like obsessed about marrying time to “torture” her
it makes me happy that my entire family is happy and have smiles on their face
Except for your spouse's family
why does it show me as smiling?
Nerdy Cubing lol
🤣🤣🤣
Nobody:
The English language: NIBLINGS
Do you have an idea for a better name?
Wingadings
@@varikvalefor3773 juice
0th cousins
Is like Siblings but the "S" is replaced by the "N"
I’m so thankful for Swedish sometimes. None of that trice-removed stuff and the word for each grandparent/aunt/uncle tells you what side of the family they are from. Great video as always.
The once removed sounds odds to me as well. Like they're "removed"... Removed from what? It's sounds like they're dead 😳
To me it always sounded like they did something so horrible and unforgivable that they were disowned from the family.
Exactly lmao I just call my cousins kids my niece and nephew. Calling them my cousins makes it sound like someone horribly wrong happened um procreation wise.
Then what do you call your Cousin's child?
@@hhh1234h How? My 1st Cousins 1ce removed (ie: Cousin's daughter) is the same age as me, and it is almost ironic to call each other niece or nephew.
Whenever I see a thing that requires knowledge of family trees, I always come back to this video, it's so quick and detailed, and I came here because I saw a meme saying "I am your Father's Brother's Nephew's Cousin's former roommate", and I now know that this dude is just your cousin's former roommate, although given the number of cousins that exists, doesn't really narrow much down, this dude could literally be your dad.
it's "I am your brother's former roommate"
Not necessarily. Your uncle's nephew might be you, a brother of yours, a cousin of yours from a different aunt/uncle, or your uncle's wife's nephew (biologically unrelated to you). Your cousin's cousin can be you, a sibling of yours, a different cousin of yours, or your cousin's cousin on his other side (biologically unrelated to you).
What does this mean?
Absolutely nothing!
I see your shwartz is as big as mine.
It could even mean _your_ former roommate.
“You have parents”
*sips on tea*
Oh heck didn’t know that
@Karen KAREN ALERT KAREN ALERT
You wanna see the manager?
@@kiryuchan137 lmao
Today I learned: Instead of calling them your nieces and nephews you can just say niblings.
I heard that you can call your uncles and aunts piblings
@@arthurthekyogre9155 gross
@@arthurthekyogre9155 that sounds like pebble-ingz
@@superbeltman6197 why is it gross?
@@Blade.5786 but it's pronounced Pih-blins
Family Tree: We all came from the world's first organisms some billion years ago and are all related
@A Person Gigdjdjdjcnfjdj
@Erik Berggren No no the other way around
You: "so in conclusion, officer..."
Officer: "It's all incest?!"
You: "Always has been." gunshot
Egg btw I am typing with a spoon
@@yowsg8421 ghjbvg
@Erik Berggren Hello “conclusion” I’m a random guy on the internet!
The family tree should be in 3D - you can’t fit in the “in law” siblings unless you use a backwards line. But then that is more confusing, because you would have infinite layers of forwards/backwards lines since parents, grand and great, also have families and are only related through marriage.
It was almost 7 years ago when Im writing this comment, I'm pretty sure technology was not that advanced that time.
@@aflower6955 wut
@@aflower6955 you're wrong, it was just less accessible.
@@aflower6955 ...simplistic 3d animation has existed for decades
2 years and still waiting for family genetics explained...
Mitchell Reid
3 years and still waiting
Pokemon & DBZ fan don't judge 😥 same
4 years now
The reason the actual number of ancestors is much less than say for example your 15th grandparent which can roughly be calculated as 2 to the 15th power or 33,000 is simply due to inbreeding. This decreases the actual amount of direct ancestors substantially and these 33,000 can be perceived as irrefutably existing generational slots of which many are made up by the same individuals.
Almost 4 years here
0:47 this is known as asexual reproduction and it is perfectly normal so don't worry
I proceed to remove my finger, regrow it, and watch as it grows an entire person out of it.
@@ilovecheez7769
...
I can't worry, but you can?
@@strangelyukrainian7314
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@@strangelyukrainian7314
it's tiME TO *FIND OUT*
*starts chainsaw
"Which we will explain in part twooooo and a half years later"
Your profile picture... How heretical!
Man Of Imperium
Funny thing, I actually like Tau and Eldar; Chaos is too angry, I just like Tzeentch in particular ;P
The Tau can't even melee! lol
Man Of Imperium
#FarsightForLife
lol the only good group of Tau.
@cgpgrey I don t know if anyone has already mention it, but after so many years I rewatched it, and my remark is that "in-law" is not a prefix but a suffix.
you are great. I ve been watching and promoting yu for more than I can remember.
This video came out when I was in 7th grade. I'm in high school now and part 2 still isn't out yet. :(
+TeeDubGaming You! Message CGP Grey and insist him!
:(
+TeeDubGaming This is life.
Wouldn't you be in 9th grade then? That's not high school...
In alot of schools it is.
"Onto the reason you're probably watching this video: cousins." **Distorted country music plays with Confederate flag on screen**
_Sweet Home Alabama bass boosted_
Or you're mexican and still trying to figure out how to figure out how your family fit on your tree
All this gets a lot more complicated once you purchase a time machine and start sleeping around in your family tree...
The loops. THE LOOPS. 😱
next part explains who it is ok to sleeo with i think
Dammit Fry!
apotheos1s "Mr. 'I'm my own grandpa'"
I came down here to comment about wincest thinking I'd have an unpopular opinion. Glad I was wrong XD
3:35 for anyone wondering, this video was made when annotations hadn't been removed from youtube, so that's why it says "click this" and points at nothing
Thank you SO much ! English is my 2nd language and I have always thought something "once removed" meant something like their parents got disowned by the family lol
+Captain Erio Don't feel bad. English is my first language, and I thought the same thing.
I thought the exact same thing when I was younger
Lol me too.
so did i
And I thought mother-in-law means she adopted you XD
0:27 CGP Grey "You have siblings"
Me an only child:Well yes but actually no
Sadge
@@BatCostumeGuy Feelsbadman
Same tbh
He’s just diagnosing us with having siblings when we don’t, smh🙄💅✨
@@BatCostumeGuy f
@Maximus Yagdulas I didn’t say yes, I related to everything else tho
Was family genetics explained ever made?
not yet
It's likely that video will never be made. Grey has a habit of promising videos and not delivering on those promises. You get use to it after awhile.
Oh. That's kind of depressing. I was excited for a CGP Grey video I hadn't seen yet, and then found it linked to the Email List v.v
I will say that he is improving on keeping his promises. I didn't expect the rules for rulers or animal domestication video made. I don't know if he'll ever come back to Family Genetics though.
yeah he will probbably never upload or even makethe family genitics video
You lost me on 'this'.
So Gruncle Stan is really a Grand uncle, not a Great uncle?
no he’s a Gruncle^tm
No he's a temmie.
I feel lied to.
Grancle stan
From gravity falls ???
I thought being removed was just your family disowning you
I honestly thought that it meant your cousin in jail and the twice or once removed thing meant how many times they sent to jail. I was an idiot
Sippin Crown So twice removed would be disowned twice? XD
SportsPhanatic17 they redeemed themselves...then @$&$*# something up again lol
+Sippin Crown i thought is was have many familys they married into or something like that or if someone adpoted a child so they would be a half brother to there siblings and to cousie 1st removed (sorry for spelling mistakes)
Grand Nibling sounds like a rank in the KKK.
LOL?
lol
lel
Mccauseland Johnston I really shouldn't laugh at this
Grand Dragon is my favorite rank in the KKK.
It's been 7 Years now and still no sequal of Family Genetics Explained :(
I'm sure it's under production
@@mikethescienceguy no
Did he just assume that I'm not an only child
That's because you're not an only child. Your older sister never came back.
I'm an only child too
My family has 2 1/2 children
@@levilivesinwisconsin what
@@levilivesinwisconsin my family has 3 and a dead children
This video: “exists”
Alabama: “well I’m gonna have to stop you right there bud”
I don’t get it
@@samd2612 In alabama there is the biggest percentage of inbreedings (sibling having child together) leading to some deformities, and a pretty complex famili tree
@@catalinbugi2035 that’s the joke but it’s also false information the one with the highest percentage is Washington state or Oregon
@@lillycline1414 actually I'm pretty sure it's alaska
the way i choked when i saw this comment
Over three years later... no family genetics explained!
Daniel McCully give up on it
fouir
4 now
Maybe when his dad dies??????????????
Yup we are still waiting Grey also still want that Settlers of Catan Vid
"You have parents"
Batman: Mission failed we'll get em next time
"In-Law" Is a suffix not a prefix.
I had to pause the video and check the comments to see if anyone had already posted this :)
If you put the closed captions on at that point he does correct himself and say *suffix*.
Amber Shoffren Are you related to someone called mark?
Amber Shoffren Mark Shoffren?
Yeah he's my uncle.
Let me tell you a joke: *The Habsburg family tree*
You mean the Habsburg family circle
Bruh that's a family cobweb
@@draughtsofapathy family square since no curves
@@superbeltman6197 I vote it's a well maintained family shrub sculpted into a cubic shape.
@@draughtsofapathy the Habsburg family ladder
"you become pseudo siblings"
alabamians: WE DONT NEED NO PSEUDO HERE
bunch of psuedophiles
Alabama here and I just gave to say what a great joke, did you make it up on your own? It’s so funny and it’s not like I see/hear the same joke everyday for over 4 years
@@jacksonlong4327 Since the birth of ur auntie/neice?
Boku no hitomodoki (i am pseudohuman)
@@jacksonlong4327 Just pretend it says ‘Habsburg’ instead!
"You have siblings and so do your parents"
Imagine having siblings
-this was written by only child gang
Onlychild Sounds Like something from onlyfans idk its weird
Yeeeee only child gang
yo totally
You made a mistake at 1:14 You said prefix when the -in-law part actually is after, thus its a suffix. "pre" is latin for "before".
Hah
Oh man, this is going to show up in Hello Internet.
Funny how sometimes little details like that can be over looked lol
H.I. #14 Being Wrong on the internet... Again.
Poor Grey...
"This chart happens to stop at 10th cousins..."
Yeah... umm... you lost me at
"This is you."
What?
I got lost at “this”
2:23 Does that mean my parents are my -2nd Cousins?
yes
i guess?
No your aunt or uncle
yes, because you have to go down negative one times, or in human words, up once.
@@duckles426 yes smart wove
The reason you are watching, cousins.
Me visiting my grandaunt and her 3 siblings and their kids, spouses, and baby parents: you're goddamn right!
"When you get married"
Like that's ever gonna happen....
Wanna drink?
not with that attitude
me: *laughs in Ace/Aro*
Imagine being married
@@ohja1618 lmaoo imagine
"In-law" is a suffix, not a prefix.
Feck off you fecking poop
Thank you.
Zaine Purdey My apologizes are deeper the Mariana Trench. I feel as if I have dropped a bomb on his self esteem. I will forever rue the day that I made that comment. I owe you my eternal great fullness for not killing me on sight after saying that.
Deepest apologies~General Bitler
1:13 Do you mean Suffix?
briggers623 haha nice catch
briggers623 Lol I didn't even notice
Yep!
Chinese family names: Let me introduce myself
XD Same with so much other cultures/languages honestly
I will never be familiar with Great Aunt/ Great Uncle. I used to assume they're the parents' oldest sibling.
This. To this day, I haven't quite figured out the naming convention.
hahaha, i was just thinking that. I took a little mandarin in highschool, and im so thankful i don't have to remember the different names for maternal vs paternal and older vs younger XD its confusing enough in english!
Basically, we all are nth cousins to CGP Grey.
_*Nth cousins N times removed_
*Nth cousins x times removed.
Don’t mix your variables.
Grey mentioned how siblings are a type of cousin. Can that logic be applied in reverse to say that cousins are a type of sibling?
Tarun Kumar nth cousin x times removed actually
Tarun Kumar hey cousin what’s up
When someone used to say 1st cousin, twice removed, i thought they meant that they were such assholes that they were removed from the family, then given another chance, then removed from the family again.
Lol. Your a silly toast.
Hahaha this actually made me laugh
It's true I once thought that too
omg me too
Wouldn't "in law" be a postfix or a suffix? not a prefix as stated in the video?
Congrats bro, you're only the 237th person to point out that mistake.
jojag5 So I grabbed the YT API and ran a query on the 587 comments to see which ones have "suffix" "postfix" or "prefix" and it is in fact only 236 times.
optikalefx Did you count your own comment? That's a common mistake.
jojag5 It was ran on all comments in one big array of comments. Mine included. It's possible someone mentioned this without using those 3 keywords. I'll have to send a letter to youtube asking for that data to be collected.
optikalefx I see. Let me know how it turns out.
I like how we all are cousins.
Just say to a stranger: Hi cousin!
Some stranger could be your nephews/niece or grandparents. Also possibly with a few great(s)
@@grozaphy A stranger could be my Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandparent if they are like 9999999999999999999 years old
@Nostalgic History sup
Hi, 10^10000000000000th cousin!
and if we want to explore non traditional western families this could get really interesting. Tribal relationships, polygamy, clans, castes, there are some interesting avenues here if you were to do a video that applied to other cultures.
Meanwhile I'm waiting on Family Genetics explained.
👀
@@kaikwokhoratiowong1023 Here I was thinking that he'd uploaded it but nope that's too good to be true.
Alabama: family tree?
more like a dating tree amirite hehehe
More like family circle
Alabama: Tinder? More like Ancestry.com!
Such a jacksfilms thing to say
Sean Sullivan I bet your family tree is a straight line.
@@liamgriffin218 yea if you include me plus your mom
Spoiler: part two probably was going to mention that your family tree doesn't go outwards forever, but actually converges at some point in the past sooner than you think.
Ah yes, the Alabama phenomenon.
In Canada, believe it or not, it is legal to marry your first cousin.
I would love to say it doesn't happen, but it's rare. I do know a set of first cousins that are married. They are totally normal people, more-or-less, but have ooooooooone strange feature... that being that they married their cousin!
Now, there is a town not too far from here who's residents only has 2 last names. I shutter to think what their family tree would look like...
Japan can marry their first cousin's too.
It's legal in most US states as well. I also used to be a lot more common than it is now, but then again we also now know more about the effects of long term inbreeding so we tend to try to prevent it more these days.
It is pretty common in Saudi Arabia, not as common as it is used to though. You have to keep in mind the cultural differences. There is a gender segregation after puberty.
In many cases, the families prefer to keep their wealth within the family so the arrange the marriage between their members.
Few years ago, a law has been passed requiring each future partner to take
Premarital Screening to avoid hereditary and infectious diseases.
The probability of genetic defects is rather risky. While I don't oppose it; as society generally does for valid biological reasons, they might be better off adopting a child or finding a surrogate mother. Freedom of choice, correct?
Aye. If you think that is 'bad'' take a gander a the Hapsburg family tree....
Me in 1st Grade: *draws an easy family tree*
Me right now: Ok, maybe not
"and now the reason you're probably watching this: cousins"
Alabama: Ah yes, now we can get to the ones I can f***.
@Steele Crusader Genuinely curious why that's acting Jewish...
@Steele Crusader how is that jewish tho?
Fun fact- I did a DNA kit last year, and it turns out I have over 800 relatives, all living in Canada or the northern US. My family is largely European, so I was surprised to see that it looks like everyone came over (not a single match in Europe- maybe they just haven’t done a test?) , and also surprised since most of them were 2nd or 3rd cousins that my mom had never heard of (possibly on my bio dad’s side). Haven’t contacted any of them yet, because there are some family things that should probably be left to my mother to wade through.
Family Reunion:
"Hi, Do I know you?"
"I'm your second cousin, twice removed's Dad's Nephews Sons Brothers Daughter.."
"Oh, Here have some cake."
www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=2nd+cousin+twice+removed%27s+Dad%27s+Nephew%27s+Son%27s+Brother%27s+Daughter
OK, let me get out my 100 feet paper roll to explain your relationship with me...
Knabberkekslein So... I could bang them and I would be okay?
RED Engineer Eh...
Sounds like my family. Lol.
One rule of thumb is that I would not go anywhere near anybody that shares my same last name or has my mother's maiden name. You never know if you might be related.
When is family genetics explained coming?
Yeah. CGP Grey When is it coming?
Yeah! CGP Grey? WHEN?
Saifthebest01 what?
+Saifthebest01 Where did you hear that?
+Lost815 He probably pulled a random date off of his calendar just to fuck with you. Because internet.
I have over 200 first cousins. My dad has 18 siblings, my mother has 13, I have 8. All but 2 of my parent's siblings are married, most have at least 3 kids. I probably have close to 2000 3rd cousins, not 10th.
Are you a mormon or a muslim?
+Wall Street Mozart those aren't the only two options. he might be Hispanic
I guess you could say that your family gives a fuck
his family should buy a tv
O_o
''Continuing with the basics, you have siblings...''
*cries in only child*
Thanks. Now I can finally tell who's legal at next year's reunion.
Eerythings legal in Georgia m8
I love how in the thumbnail you’re alone get your brother and sister have partners so true
"-in-law" is a suffix not a prefix
Sorry
I was going to comment the same thing. We are horrible people... :(
Sweet pick up.
CGP is going to beat himself up so much for this mistake.
Jovica Babunski I'm kind of happy he didn't find it, otherwise we would have to wait an other week before we could watch this video
Jovica Babunski NOO I feel so sorry for him :S
What are you sorry about? Not giving him an automatic pass on everything because we like him?
I'm waiting for that part 2 grey
Meanwhile in Serbia we have separate names for mother (majka), father (otac), stepmother (maćeha), stepfather (očuh), male cousin (rođak), female cousin (rođaka), parent's sister (tetka), father's brother (stric), mother's brother (ujak), the husband of a parent's mother (teča), the wife of the father's brother (strina), the wife of the mother's brother (ujna), son (sin), daughter (ćerka), brother's son (bratanac), brother's daughter (bratanica), sister's son (sestrinac), sister's daughter (sestričina), though the words nephew (nećak) and niece (nećaka) can be used, husband (muž), wife (žena), husband's father (svekar), husband's mother (svekrva), wife's father (tast), wife's mother (tašta), the daughter's or the sister's husband (zet), the son's or the brother's wife (snaja), the husband's brother (dever), the sister of the husband's brother (jetrva) (what?), husband's sister (zaova), wife's sister (svastika, not nazi though), the descendants up to the ones that are 5 generations younger (male: sin, unuk, praunuk, čukununuk; female: ćerka, unuka, praunuka, čukununuka; the čukununuk's or the čukununuka's child: bela pčela which translates to white bee), the ancestors that are up TO 16 GENERATIONS OLDER (majka/otac, baba/deda, prababa/pradeda, čukunbaba/čukundeda, navrbaba/navrdeda, the rest are independent words without baba and deda in them that noone really knows anyway, the 16th one is beli orao which translates to white eagle), and probably much more because I live in a city, who knows what words do village grandpas speak
But the word for wife is the same as the word for woman -_-
NBK Srbija wow, interesting
Hahahahahahhahaha ja detaljnijeg jos opisa ne vidjeh bravo
Turkish is worse... Go and do some research about it and you'll see what I mean.
Yusuf Onur Well Muslims here sometimes use Turkish(I think) words for this, like "Dayja" for uncle, "Amidja" is like your father's brother? I don't know...
NBK Srbija heck
Nice to see you clarified that grandparents’ siblings are grand uncles and grand aunts. I always called my grandmother’s sisters and brothers grand aunts and grand uncles. It was nice to still have “grands” after my grandma passed away. It was like having a part of her with me when I talked with my grand aunts.
you said that they get the In-Law prefix, shouldn't it be suffix?
+Divine Zoomer or postfix. And yes it should!
2:12 holy crap. ive thought about this in my own time and never imagined id ever see another soul who had thought the exact same thing, even down to every detail
"You're on the same level as your spouses' siblings, a kind of pseudo-sibling"
*sweet pseudo-home alabama*
The cousin mess was quite helpful - a person whose has over 40 grand aunts and uncles on their dad’s side alone
What about half siblings and step parents
Half-siblings share a parent with you but not another (for example if your mom had children in a previous relationship with a different person) and step-parents would be if one of your biological parents got remarried.
Even if your grandmother married someone else(that person is your step-grandfather), had kids and grandkids with them. The grandkids would be your cousins because the shared ancestor is your grandmother. Working back into your step-grandfather’s family is just the same except you add step- in front. I don’t know what you would call a step-father of your step-father.
As my Grandfather used to say
“If they’re not in the will, they aren’t family” lol
what if your grandpa and your grand uncle are half brother and then the have one kid each. soon one of the kid have a child. what would that child “name” will be? half first cousin once removed?
Corgus_theDabber68 * and half uncles
I do genealogy as a hobby, and once found a 1st. Oisin 5x removed that was alive when my mother was born (1970). The cousin was born in 1870 and died in 1973. This helped me understand just what that removal meant.
Me:*peacefully watching memes*
UA-cam:U like your family right?
Lmao underrated
*you
@@ibiluxx2413 R/wooosh
@@jwdominionpyroraptor4775 r/wooooshwith4os
When your eldest aunt and your youngest aunt are 30 years apart so your cousin is literally on a different level.
Please make Family Genetics!
exactly. Still waithing on family genetics video.
Yeah, agreeing with my "grand"post up there, genetics video please.
It's been 8 years, still patiently waiting for the sequel I am.
I love how all of my family have a smile on their faces while the in-laws have straight faces
u never made the next video :O
That's what I was thinking
Grey rule #74: Announcing part two inside part one means never making part two, because expectations and pre-accomplishment.
does that mean he's never going to make any "better story for another time" videos? :( So many of them are good ideas!!!!
SpitefulAZ If you listen to Hello Internet, he says if he talks about something before he's done it, it makes him much less likely to do it. Same if people have expectations on him to make something.
I just finished hello internet episode 10. I really want to see an episode about Native American reservations.
Ahhh, the whole "sibling-in-law's spouse" thing was something I'd been conflicted over for a long while. I refer to them as my "sibling-in-law-in-law".
Sibling in law once removed I call em
1:27 : *"the reason you're probably watching this video: cousins"*
DUDE IM WATCHING THIS CAUSE ITS 2am AND IT GOT ON MY RECOMMENDED