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The fiery attitude and short stature screams italian
I was from the North of England 57% ( gods own country) 26% Scottish (kill me) 6% Irish (give me covid) 6% Swedish (Abba WTF???????????).
There are 3 red heads in my family and a blond, but only 6% Irish genes, North of England 51% Scotland 30%, with 6% Sweden, why are you anti-English, i don't hate Ireland?? My girlfriend is Irish??
Not so sure why you're so worried about being part English? The English are themselves a blend of five or six ethnic groups. I'm slightly more than half Germanic, an eight of myself Swiss (Mennonite). The rest 23&Me lists as British isles, lumping GB and Ireland together. They also show the counties within highest correlations, and that shows up highest in London, Glasgow, and everywhere in Ireland. People just came to the U.S. and fell in love. Thankfully, I've no slavers in my ancestry (so far as genealogy shows). That is my only dread. Meanwhile, I've got a sliver each (~1%) of Native American and African. I also have a few alleles from all around the world, including East and South Asia, and North Africa. Love really does make the world go 'round.
I'm 95% Scottish English I actually am English aka British
You are so Irish that I have to turn down the brightness when I watch your video.
Get over your ethic animuses
😂 I’m done
'As multi denominational as a catholic school' OMG LOL
In case nobody explained that before: the first ppl that populated Ireland were believed to be coming over from southern France or northern Spain... so that might explain the Iberian percentage
People originally from Galacia In Spain migrated to what became England and Ireland among many others angles, saxons, Vikings etc.
The Hilt Spanish and Portuguese mixed heavily with North Africans and Arabs. Irish get basque DNA which is different from other regions of Spain. This Basque DNA is a remnant of the Neolithic Farmer heritage.
@@sayakray8540 tf are you talking about? Only less than 10% Spaniards have Arab/North African dna mainly from Southern Spain...Arab didn't bring more than 5 k troops during the invasion
@@Nich-ib7xv Please read some facts instead of using your rubbish mouth on social media. The neolithic farmers came from the levantine regions. The closest genetically to the EEF are the sardinians and to some extent people in the southern levant. Read David reich books.
@@sayakray8540 Levantines are not Arab you stupid dickhead,you need to educate yourself first before talking nonsense
Most english people have Celtic, Germanic and Viking blood. Which goes along time ago. Personally I don't see much difference in these islands. We've migrated into all our different countries. And being a proud Welshman! I love Britain and Ireland.
David Williams it nice to see someone with a positive comment
Exactly, they're all white peoples which is the main thing.
David Williams nah, the Saxons are just different from us Celts, it's as simple as, and I know that Scotland doesn't belong in the uk
@@foolofhearts8126 Most Scots themselves are descended from Saxons, apart from the picts in the Highlands, LoL. I don't know what the issues is when they're all genetically the same.
Connor Madeley that statement is horribly innaccurate, Highlanders are a genetic mix of Gael, Pict and Norse
The northeast is almost purely Pictish with a touch of Gael and Norse,
Southwest is Gaelic
South east is Saxon and we already know that they're all at least half English.
Me: *makes anti English jokes on behalf of my Irish side*
Also me: *is half English*
Whats it mean if i got 60% English? Im really slow so I don’t understand 😭😂
Same!!
@@aliciaxbell it means your English so if you hate English people, you hate yourself
'What Nationality am i ?'
What does your Nationality have to do with your Ethnicity ?
That is a big difference.
Isaac Goldstein haha ill correct 😂😏
A nation is defined on an ethnic basis.
@saturnaliamiracle You sound like a Fascist sociopath.
@@theoldanarchist do you even know what the word 'nation' means you absolute mong
"4000 cousins that's very Irish" lmao
So we have learned from this video that when you and Alex can't keep it in the pants you'll at least be keeping it in the family...
^5
Celtic sister. Iberian Celts live in Galicia, Asturias and Cantabria in northern Spain.
and Brittany in France
We knew you were going to be Italian... you love pasta!
The TRY Channel I
LOVE
PASTA
and I'd give pizza one too!!!
Everyone gets Italian in their results.
probably black Irish would be my guess thats probably where the iberian and italian came from
i never....
You look like Madonna a lot when she Was young. She has Very close italian origins (grandfather? I dont remember). So here it is!
I am The contrary of you. I have 81,9 % italian and 8,5% Irish 😊 (and many other little dna in Europe/Africa and Asia 😱)
I’m from northern Spain, exactly from a part were Celtics established, so when I did the test I had an 8% of Irish, Welsh and Scottish. According to a teacher that I had, there was inmigration and emigration between Celtic areas due to wars with other ethnicities.
Hi I'm late to the game, just seeing the video now. In the book of invasions (Irish history/mythology) there's a story of the Milesians, which the word apparently comes Mil hispania, soldier of Spain, the last people to invade and populate Ireland. so there you go.
Apparently, British people are more related to Celts and Spanish people than they are to Germans...wow
@@masnwrdl0511 The term "Celt", to describe a people is a relatively modern one; it correctly only refers to a language group. To say that the British (a term that includes English, Welsh, Scots and Irish) are related to the Spanish was descredited years ago, when DNA research became more of an exact science. The closest relatives of the British, and the English in particular, are the Dutch, Danes and Northern Germans.
@@deathcabforcutie3889 The English are also Vikings/Scandinavians, who have much the same DNA as the Irish.
@@deathcabforcutie3889 The term British does not include the Irish, what an insult to people on the island of Ireland. British includes people from BRITAIN.
“What’s Iberia?”.
Irish emigrated to Wales and Scotland in large numbers especially last three centuries, but also Irish made root stock of West Scotland Scotia and north Wales, but the Irish of old like in the west are different to either.
Nothing wrong with being English, I'm Irish and have had less hassle from them than parts of Scotland or Wales.
Never want to see their sports teams do well, but the real ordinary English are as sound as any, just as much victims and ancestors in poor houses as any ones else's of the likes of so called royals, who are mostly German Hanoverian anyway.
we are all the same, of billions who once lived if you go back far enough, no kings or queens just fools.
The irish mostly moved to england especially during the industrial revolution
@@davehoward22 that was mostly forced on them by the famine tho, for which a significant portion of blame lies with us English as far as I can tell.
@@1986tomdavies it relies with the British as a whole .British Parliament has been full of English Scottish Irish and Welsh, same with the army, British Prime Ministers, Scottish Kings (James the first for instance)
Except the English will be calling you all sorts behind your back...oh and dont mention Irish history to them....they done nothing wrong....wasnt us Guv!
I took the test a while back. Definitely makes you think of the big picture. Every person before you, people you will never know make up who you are. We each are a vessel for countless people in time. And when we have kids, they are one more link in the chain... 🤓🍀🍺
If you don't know where you came from, how will ou know which direction to go?
"There's 4000 people who could be my cousin" oh Clare I do love you 💕💕 😂😂
hey gurl. Was a watcher back in ohhhh 2015? mostly because of the accent, but then i really enjoyed your stories and editing! So happy your still online. love from PA, USA
Good to see ya back! Had no doubt you're at least 90% Irish. 🍀Prettiest women in the world. Married one myself 😁
Must of missed that bit, what does her back look like anyway..lol
I got 74% Irish Scottish Welsh and 26% Scandinavian, I'm from the north east of England. And I've got no English DNA.
It means that you're 74% Irish! Its Irish DNA - the Irish in Scotland and the Irish in Wales.
That means the dna test company is crap.
The North East is actually a Scandinavian hub in England. A lot of Vikings settled there. It would make sense for a good fraction of your DNA to come from Scandinavia. As for the Irish/Scottish/Welsh, it's probably referring to general Brittonic Celt ancestry. The North East was relatively free from Anglo-Saxon influence, unlike the South East and East Anglia. Those two places are where most of the West Germanic influence comes from.
Scholars and 'experts' will try to say that British Isles DNA comes from all sorts of places and try to make it complicated; when you look at who settled where, the results provided there's no skewing from other influences are pretty much common sense.
@@cryoraptora303tm2 The Irish/Scottish/Welsh refers to the Gaels, Gaelic Celtic ancestry - ie Irish. So David Purvis is 74% Irish DNA.
Brittonic Celts are classed as native British in the results.
@@cryoraptora303tm2 Irish are not brittonic celts we're goidelic, What's the British isles got to do with Ireland?
Dying to do one of these. Great video! 💕
It’s really interesting to me that you got the Italian & Iberian (southern European/Mediterranean) markers because you actually resemble Madonna a bit. I’ve thought that for a while.
Do you know your mtdna? I’m really curious about deep ancestry, all that stuff before all the European countries existed.
That said, I know I have English due to my mum taking a dna test. It’s part of being an American whose ancestors arrived on this continent during the 17th-18th centuries. I can say, however, that my mum is more Irish/Scots/Welsh than English, but it’s still there. She’s also German & French, a bit of Finnish & Russian, and possibly a smidgen Ashkenazi. Dunno what my father was (died 32 yrs ago).
That is probably because Madonna is partly from Montreal - and there were a lot of Irish in Montreal.
They went there after the Famine.
So you're probably right about Madonna/Clisare connection - but for the wrong reason!
I am born in England, I only have 6% English. My great great gran was from County Cork Ireland.
@@kanderflan405 My maternal great grandfather was from Cork too :-)
My grandma (my mom’s mom), who’s family is Irish, always talked about the “Black Irish” in reference to Irish people who have dark hair, eyes, and olive skin. Her explanation for this moniker was that those Irish people had/have Spanish or Portuguese heritage (where the darker/olive features come from). Have you heard of this theory? Or was my Gram talking rubish? Also the region of Galicia (northwestern corner of Spain) gets its name from the fact that the people of said region trace themselves to the Celtic/Gaelic peoples.
yeah I'm Irish and people especially old people say that to me and my sister cause we have dark hair and eyes and I my granny said something about a Spanish boat crashing in the south of Ireland I don't know how true that is though... I heard the black Irish term also came from when Irish immigrants went to america they were the only ones who mixed with the blacks and the English were disgusted by it and started calling them the black Irish. .. I seen that in a documentary, there's many theories and stories I don't know when I say mixed I don't mean slept with or had children with just drank with them and stuff
Irish genetic links to the north of the Iberian peninsula are ,in the main, just evidence of an ancient ancestral population ,along the Atlantic seaboard who were similar genetically.
Black Irish more likely originally referred to Irish on the west of Ireland. The link to Spanish Armada can be traced back to writings of Victorian anthropologists in the late 19th century. Extremely unlikely any Spanish settled, there's no evidence of Spanish speakers being around for more than a few weeks after the ships stranded, they either drowned trying to sail back to Spain or were murdered.
Celtíberos 😉 or in English celtiberians.
I’ve always wondered about that. Both sides of my family are Irish but my dads side (including my brother and I) all have olive skin, black hair and dark eyes
Seeing that you're Irish, somewhere along the line your ancestors were most likely celtics and they originated in the northern parts of both Portugal and Spain then migrated up north.
In the town im from (Northern Portugal) we still have Celtic bridges that stand :)
The Celts came from Gaul - then went to Ireland and then separately went to Spain.
🤯🤯 ty for the knowledge 💯👍🏼👍🏼🍀☘️
The celts aren’t Iberian, they’re from Gaul
@@FinnO49 then why is there celtic structures in northern Portugal & Spain?
@@mickeydee3595 Because celts are in spain, the celts went to spain but they’re not frim there
You know Irish people are outside Ireland don't you? Brian Daly may be born in England but i obviously from an irish background. The clue is in the name Daly. Funny how many 'home grown' care so little for the diaspora.
Joncie Elmore ...you’re kidding, right? Like this is a weird spin on a Segura bit. “You know Asian people live in Mexico, right? AND they speak Spanish!”
@@stemcelljackson9836 A nasty piece of work.
On 23&me I got 98.1% Irish, 1.7% broadly northwestern European, 0.1% broadly european and 0.1% Native American
It's interesting, conceptually, to hear an Irish person not view themself as European. This is not a judgment.
I hope to make it to Ireland one day.
Britain and Ireland consider themselves European in a global context but definitely different from continental Europe
It’s kind of hard to explain
The Irish come from Central Europe - the Steppes.
Congratulations on 86k Subs! Or that's what it says on Social blade. Lol love your content!
this is completely unrelated but you reminded me i have a muffin so thanks
I'm Irish and I have no issue with the English in general. if people are nice people are nice.
la da another positive comment. Everyone’s just so negative because of pass history.
la da theres some english im okay with but theres people like the english person who replied to your comment.
It's kinda like how Black Americans have the right to be angry about the past, Irish have a right to be mad about what was done to them. Also, on different levels, things aren't magically better now in any case. I'm from America with Irish, English, Austrian and Eastern European blood. I relate most to being Irish culturally.
thankyou for not hating me for somthing I cant change. I do have both Scottish and irish heritage aswell and english.
OMG YOU'RE A BIT ITALIAN!!
I'M SO HAPPY💚❤
That purple eyeshadow looks AMAZING with your eye color!! I loved doing my dna test I went through 23 & Me also I tried the Ancestry dna test too. Do you remember what eyeshadow you used?
I don’t unfortunately 😫 sorry!
@@Clisare No worries I realized it was from a few years ago.
Hi Clisare,
Regarding your Iberian etnicity, it has an easy explanation. Located in the north-west corner of the Iberian Peninsula is county named as Galicia (actually part of Spain). That region was populated by one of the many Gaelic / Celtic tribes what habit the world thousand years ago.
As people get older, they become more interested in the heritage and their family history. DNA testing helps with identifying possible relatives for that.
Steve LaVergne Or people had a lot more fun in the 60s 70s and 80s and the police/paternity suits didn’t give them a choice. 😁
Now that's a very good point.
People definitely get more interested as they get older, plus Boomers have more expendable income to spend on these tests.
And there is when you learned that the Ibearian Peninsula is the same as SPAIN xD
Greetns from Spain :) G8 Video ^^
Yes.... keep feeding the world wide DNA storage bank!
You're a hoot, I really enjoy your videos. Went to Dublin some years ago with my wife so she could do the pilgrimage and found out after a DNA test that 5% of me was doing it too0. :-)
Soooo, you're going to let us know if your fiance turns out to be your cousin so we can properly mock you for it, right? lol
Fifth cousin is pretty far removed.
I had to look up Iberia too bc I'm like 8%, and I was like where the F is Iberia. 28% Irish LMAO
Why are the Irish still bitter about what the English did? I mean India seems to have forgiven the english for the most part.
Clisare oh my God I absolutely love your videos! And you say things that I think all the time. The little clip at the end where you're wiping something on your face I just love your reaction. Someday I have to meet you and buy you a pint.
I know your comments against the English are meant as a joke, but if you're honest with yourself there's a little bit of seriousness intended too. All I would say is spare a thought for people of English AND Irish heritage. I guess I can only speak for myself here but I feel a little bit awkward, like 'how am I supposed to feel?' because you're trying to make me feel guilty and bad about being English, but then coming from a family of Irish immigrants I'm also in the same position as you (our families suffered centuries of oppression at the hands of the English, that's undeniable). Anglo-Irish people are stuck in the middle and don't need to feel any more torn or shunned from either side than we already do!
bethvicxo but it’s your heritage your not actually irish or English no point not knowing how to feel lol
@@murph05xxx42 I don't understand your comment sorry?
@@murph05xxx42 It's just a joke, I saw other people say it in other videos, turn out they're part English and they just laughed it off, which is what you should do. Why would you seriously care about where you come from? We're all humans after all
" IT IS THE BIGGEST MIX UP YOU HAVE EVER SEEN..."
Shut up
I wonder if you had any ancestors who were part of the Spanish armada? Some may have washed ashore when their ship went down.
Gibraltar was given by a Spanish king. It wasn’t colonized.
As someone who is 1/4 English and 1/4 Irish, can't we all just get along and stay the hell out of each other's countries?
HunterShows i mean i kinda agree but its just the english that start pissing me off
Tbh as most indigenous English have Celtic DNA you will see some links between Irish and Cornish English, Scots and Welsh. Northern Spain and north west France being Celtic settled at areas often show up.on folks from the south of Ireland especially around Cork and Kerry.
There is no such thing as Celltic DNA, Celt was a cultural linguistic description of peoples from all over europe not a genetic group
@@brianpetersen2364 This is somewhat true. There were definitely different kinds of Celts that weren't necessarily closely related to each other, but they would have shared at least part of their ancestry. It's more accurate to group them into different categories though, like Brittonic Celts, Gauls etc..
@@cryoraptora303tm2 its completely true, i will say again `There is no such thing as a CELTIC genetic group,, please feel free to prove me wrong with genuine scientific data.....
@@brianpetersen2364 It was distantly genetic. Different peoples won't share a linguistic origin without being at least distantly related. At this point that's like saying the Germanic group is a linguistic one and not genetic. They might not all be extremely close but they have a common ancestor at some point. I'm not saying there is such a thing as Celtic DNA but what I am saying is that there's different categories of Celtic DNA with a distant common origin. Of course the Gauls and Brittonic Celts weren't very close; that doesn't mean they didn't share a common ancestor at some stage.
@@cryoraptora303tm2 We all share common ancestors if you go back far enough, i stand by my original comment, people saying they have Celtic DNA when that term is not even used in Genetics/DNA research are misguided
"Please don't be English, please don't be English." Lol That was me when I took a dna test. If I have to endure this freckly pasty skin, I deserve to at least have some pure English free Gaelic blood. Haha
Just fyi, most Irish people descended from people who immigrated from the Basque region in Spain (Iberia) like thousands of years ago.
Heather McClure I was going to say the same thing about the Basque region. I looked it up when Iberian showed up on my DNA results. I have mostly Irish DNA and sorry to say....English DNA. But I am also American. So, there's that. LOL
I did a MyHeritage test and showed up with Iberian DNA, too. Except mine was something crazy like 15%, which feels really high!
That Spanish Armada BS is still going.. People really need to do proper research.
There's actually a lot of genetic evidence to support the Celt-Iberian links with Ireland.
La Rochelle A lot of people who can only trace their roots to Ireland and Scotland often have significant percentage of Iberian in them.
You said shit, and my almost 3 year old (who LOVES the word shit) copied by saying "oh shit" and started to watching you with me. We're on a binge. 😂😂
My mom took the Ancestry DNA test last year. (For background, most of her ancestors that we know of came from Ireland, England, and Germany. She is married to my dad, who is half-Filippino).
She was hoping to get something way out of left field, but got pretty similar results. Mostly Irish, a little English, like 2% Iberian, ironically no German. She was a bit disappointed that it was limited to Europe and said “where’s my Asian family?”
My sister: “WE’RE RIGHT HERE!”
Well love, since you and Alex have already married, I suppose you no longer worry about being cousins. I'm with you. Someone had a trist on holiday to the Italian coast. :)
I ended up being mostly British, followed by German then Norwegian. Makes sense since i'm a Ginger.
Florida. I have family all over and i've been able to trace back most of my lineage to when they immigrated into the country.
Iberian isn't a surprise as lots of us come from there being a seaport and fishing then moved north to Ireland and the hebredes.
Thanks for sharing your results.
How is being from several European cultures not multicultural, but being from a non-European culture is? I'm confused.
Anti-white mind conditioning.
Don't be confused. It's called a double standard.
I got 96% Irish/Scottish/welsh, 2% North African and 2% Nigerian. I want attention
You now have it.
lol good comment
You'll get attention when you make a badass channel like Clisare's. Until then, ME BOLLIX!
I loved this clip. You make me laugh. I love learning about different ethnicities
It's a relief to know that you're not British. I'd hate to think I was related in anyway to someone like you.
Ohhh burn 🔥 😆
I knew you were gonna get Italian. You kind of look like Madonna.
Iberian is good for you if you want to be Irish, the FIRST people to settle Ireland were from Iberia.
Theoretically anyway. It's still debated.
@@cryoraptora303tm2 Debated despite the DNA evidence of human migration?
@@smurfdance Yup it's still debated.
There's more recent Spanish than that among the Irish - you know when the Spanish Armada was defeated, they had to go with the prevailing winds up the North Sea, around the top of Scotland and then out past the West of Ireland, many of them getting wrecked on the coastal rocks on their way round. Many of the survivors just settled in Ireland, finding allies in the local Catholic population.
@@Skiamakhos The Spanish armada is a myth they had no impact on the genetics of Ireland for obvious reasons, the idea that the Irish are descended from ice age people from Spain is now debunked.
I’ve got about 4000 cousins, didn’t need to do a DNA test to find that out though!
Your skin is gorgeous!
Why do you all hate the English
I am 67 percent 🇱🇹 Lithuania and 33 present 🇮🇪 Ireland
My brother and I just did this, he sent his in today, I put mine in the mail on Monday so I think we should have our results by Thanksgiving. We have great grandparents who came from Ireland, Italy and well, we're not sure about my maternal Grandfather, but I think it's got to be British Isles or Ireland. Maybe European.
I'm excited to see how ours differ and who we might be related to. :D
I did mine but went through ancestry. It said I was 56% great britian, 23% Ireland Scottish Wales and 11% western European.
You have beautiful eyes.
Why not England 😕
Doreen Watson-read cus they fucked over our country
@@murph05xxx42 shut up knobhead
Doreen Watson-read read like a paragraph of irish history to understand
I have English and I recently found out that I have a lot more Irish than I ever thought along with Scottish, Welsh, German, Dutch, Italian, Viking and more.
I'm Irish and French (France), though I live in Canada. I'm always the laughing stalk of summer because I either don't tan through the entire season or burn red to a crisp (thankfully I'm not a ginger, but I have nothing against gingers - just to be clear lol). I've never taken one of these tests, but my dad did it (his side is the France connection) and apparently we're related to French royalty. I almost want to pursue that royalty thing, perhaps, so that I can stop wasting change on lottery tickets haha :)
Yes, of course lol The days of 'actual' royalty are far gone, and the monarchs that do still happen to exist today serve essentially as money siphons - correct me if I'm wrong :)
croist
Don’t hate us please :( we don’t hate you
SDM We don’t hate English people so to speak but we do hate the Loyalists and the English Rule oh and to be honest more people in the world hate the English rule/government than people like it.. look all over the world Pakistan India the Punjab like English fucking destroyed everything they ever touched they caused upset and damage... if you stand for that then you probably are the English they we hate.. if you don’t stand for all of that then we don’t hate you. Integrity is everything to us Irish.. sadly the English people weren’t raised on that
I'm 68% Irish i did my DNA from 23 N me i from what i have been able to trace so far my family is originally from Dublin, Ireland i hope one day i can eventually visit my original name is Thomson, later Thompson and other forms of last names.
I am American (with most of my known ancestors having been on this side of the pond for a good 2 centuries or so) and took an Ancestry DNA test a while back. I learned I am a third Irish which I'd never known. It was a bit surprising because every year on St. Patrick's Day, most of my family had told me we weren't Irish. Oops! I was glad to learn the truth! In fact, I found your channel when I was trying to learn more and get back in touch with my Irish roots. I also got around 3% Iberian/Italian- that was out of nowhere to me - based on your results, wondering if it's via the Irish!
Amanda Navarra - Ancestry and MyHeritage lump Irish, Scottish, and Welsh together as one group, so if there's no Irish in your family history and your family has been in the U.S. that long, it's probably Scottish or Welsh, or even English near the border(s). A LOT of older-immigrant Americans are thinking they're Irish now because of these tests, but it's more likely to be the latter two. Ancestry and MyHeritage really need to clarify that!
@@SweetSirenia but you have to acknowledge the chance of her having Irish blood (depending on US location) is also very high due to the sheer amount of Irish emigration to the US during the troubles
@@SweetSirenia NO - that is the Irish who were in Scotland (Scots) and in Wales. So all Irish.
@@johnpatrick5307 - Hi there! I'm a professional genealogist and very familiar with how the DNA testing companies do this. It's not specific to the Ulster Scots at all. In fact, some testing companies are now making Ulster Scots their own subgrouping because the unique history of settlement has created a pretty fascinating genetic blend.
So your name is Amanda Navarra, and you are surprised about your iberian heritage... Is that your real name? Cause Navarro is a spanish surname, and "navarra" is a region from northern Spain.
It would be nice if they actually broke down the "Irish, Scottish, Welsh" because each is actually quite very different and people who took the test from outside America etc would like to know which one exactly....
All "CELTS"-The relatively new science of DNA analysis for commercial purposes has only gone so far in being able to identify an individuals genetic heritage. As the science progresses they will be able to be more specific . Stay tuned...
I am scottish from my mother's side living in holland , scottish irish and welsh arwe the descendants of the celtic race , the people in the north of germany and denmark are as good as the same because they are germanic which is why scientists cannot tell them apart , it's the rest of germany (my paternal grandfather was german) that is more mixed , a lot of germans have balkan DNA (me too) , I expected slavic but not balkan although balkan is often slavic , I don't have direct balkan ancestry , I guess in the past a german man met someone really nice from the balkans, genes make you what you are , and love knows no borders
I did my DNA and was so disappointed that I am more Irish than English 😭😭
Congratulations
@@DeclinedMercy thank you for congratulating me! Means the world to me hunny
I'm not a Hun I am Irish
@@DeclinedMercy wow extra gold star for you :-)
Love your content
When I see the notification of you video, I never clicked it so fast
Nothing wrong with being English. They gave you the Pogues and Guinness. They also prevented a neutral Ireland being overrun by the Germans in WW2.
That is wrong
What's wrong? That the Pogues were an English band formed in London by English musicians with Kent born Shane as their lead singer? Or that Guinness stout was a form of English porter beer, originating in London in the early 1720's? Or that the Irish were officially neutral during the war? Or that the Battle of Britain prevented the British Isles becoming part of Nazi Germany? @@Clisare
@@juniorramone4654
"British Isles" is an Imperial term - Hitler got everything from you.
Didn't appreciate the "please don't be English comments", that could be misconstrued as offensive.
You know what else could be "misconstrued" as being offensive? The English allowing millions of Irish to starve and die during the Great Famine, the English forcing their language upon the Irish and torturing those who dared to speak their native language, and the centuries of evil, brutal colonial rule over Ireland.
You:Hey Honey!! We’re Cousins!! Him:What?!
According to my ethnicity estimate on ancestry .com I’m 15% Ireland and Scotland, and when I did my favorite tree on ancestry, I discovered that both my 4th Great grandparents on my mom’s side, arrived in New York In the 1840’s from Ireland during the famine.
What the hate towards the English?
800 years of oppression i think lol
@@Lucyinthskyy but people are acting like the English people of today are responsible for the past. It's like saying Germans of today are responsible for the Nazis. This is just hate plain and simple
@@Lucyinthskyy I didn't oppress anyone. It's not my fault I was born in England:-(
jason - A lot of people hate england and the English for our/their history of colonisation, imperialism, slavery and genocide.
I’m mixed i’m part English and yeah I’ve got to admit that’s a disgusting and shameful part of our history.
Dude Irish really hate English😪
dear clisare this ramon from texas usa. im giong to buy a dna kit round next month and i want to said think-you from ramon.
Ramon Leonard why do you use multiple spaces?
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Italian? Remember, the Roman empire expanded into the UK.
Tony P
Ireland was never conquered by the Romans. Ireland is not in the U.K.
Darren Ó Máille but immigrant? Idiot Ireland isn't 100 %Irish
Güner Lehmann
The Roman Empire is not a good explanation for Ireland. Immigration makes far more sense than the Roman Empire. I never stated Ireland was 100% anything. Don't project your assumptions on to me.
Italy still conquered Wales, and considering she has Welsh/Scottish, one of the invaders could have got with a Welsh/Scottish person, thats what Tony is saying people.
There's far too much Italian DNA to be from some ancient input, it is a recent ancestor, either a great or great-great grandparent. Thousands of Italians came to Ireland and Britain in the mid-late 19th century to work in the restaurant trade, as musicians, skilled craftsmen - mosaic/terrazzo work and of course, ice cream sellers!
Why "irish, scottish" & "welsh" together? I'm pretty sure Britain's welsh and english much more close to each other than to Gaels. or just would named all of them as "Great Britain and Ireland". strange company... anyway nice to see you Clisare =)
Slava, because the original Scots were Irish and the Irish were in Wales too - hence the common DNA for parts of Scotland and Wales.
Actually been tested that Scots and Irish are closer to the English than the Welsh. The Welsh are closer related to Britons and French people
Just seeing this video now and the color/s used on your eyes are very pretty and accentuate your light/sky blue eyes 😊
Looking into you delightful eyes I noticed the reflection of the 'ring-light' and thought, "Yes, her skin IS porcelain and she is very Irish, but this level of light would make anyone without gorgeous milky skin look like a mottled troll with an unfortunate skin condition."
Are you from mayo cause so am i
I to didn't want British nothing wrong with it just didn't want it I had some 6 great grandparents from Scotland wasn't expecting much in me all my family is from Germany but got zero German.instead 56% British doh 39.9 Irish 6.9 Iberia .
That's interesting! It probably does represent Scottish DNA, as many in southern Scotland do have Anglo-Saxon ancestry, with the northernwestern parts being more Gaelic/Irish, and I'm sure plenty of mixing in between.
Hello Clare we miss you here In America hope all is well with you Alex and Millie looking very much forward to your next video god bless sorry I missed ya when I was over in Ireland a few weeks ago
The Green Jhumpher should be a movie
soo whats wrong with being english?
Amelia-jade Music because england fucked over our country
Might do the DNA test I believe I have a lot of Irish blood in me. But it might be from the wrong side of the silly political divide. That said I am and always will 100% European and will always consider myself so.
With this lighting "You're Bright White"~!!!
Imagine if all your blood is from a teeny, tiny part of Europe, except for _one_ relative of yours who lives on a remote mountain-top in Madagascar.
wherever you're from those eyebrows are on fleek
What wrong with being English
There’s nothing wrong with being English so to speak but supporting the English rule and all that they have done to our country and many many more is what we disagree with. What English rule stands for is disgusting to us Irish and yet we get called terrorists. Bullies.
Some groups of irish had been in Spain before they came to ireland. Also a lot of irish worked in rome way back in the day. Well half of ireland is related to each other because of high king o'neil