@@mynameiswoman First of all no kid has seen her mother in labour and absolutely not pushing the baby out. She meant she was old enough to know that her mother was pregnant and saw him as a baby
Stan Arnaud if you actually look into it, they have already. that’s why results are really limited and only let you know about certain things and not everything your DNA can tell.
I want them to tell you everything, because I know there will be hilarious Twitter threads and UA-cam videos that exposes family secrets. I want this drama. People gonna find out about adoptions and affairs, and I want a front row seat
She dyes her hair blonde and that's why people are surprised. Put dark hair on her and no one would be surprised. Before this started, I thought their eyes and noses looked alike.
@Yosan Cahyadi I will not belive this knd of test 100% from where they give only 50% and this data is also collected so every month in them database you can get diffrent resoults :D Here is test made by twince At CBC NEWS ua-cam.com/video/Isa5c1p6aC0/v-deo.html
Laila Deruma I was a 70s kid watched all 4 seasons of Partridge Family TV Show 1970 - 1974. Went to lots of 70s Concerts. When I was a kid I didn't want to go to grade school my entire face was covered with IRISH Freckels, it looked like I was baking in the sun for 8 hours. A Teacher said if I could count my Freckels she give 1 dollar for each one. I joked with her said I counted 1000 Freckels. It sucks when people ask me is your whole Family a bunch of DRUNKS. I guess IRISH are kinda weird some born with Red Hair our whole body covered with Freckels, our goofy sayings I AM A LEPRECHAUN I DONT DATE HUMANS. YOU DONT SCARE ME I WAS RAISED BY AN IRISH MOTHER, AN IRISH GIRL WITYOUT FRECKELS IS LIKE A SKY WITHOUT STARS. AN IRISH GIRL IS THE BEST DRINKING BUDDY A GUY COULD HAVE. IRISH REDHEADS ARE BADASS KISS ME IM IRISH NO REALLY IM IRISH. To bad our ST. PATRICK PARADE is cancelled because of that CORONA VIRUS. That thing that boys don't like REDHEADS is an IRISH MYTH. Sorry about all the IRISH Stuff IM Just Proud of My IRISH HEARITAGE
OMG This was honestly one of the most HILARIOUS and eye opening experiences I've had!!!!! Thanks so much Mitch and Greg for having me on the channel :-) xoxo
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No, the ancestry is not the same for siblings. Even in multiplies. We get 50% from our mother and 50% from our father, but we don’t get the same percentages from each parent. This is why siblings end up with different ancestry.
@@TheKatarinaGiselle No, the ancestry is exactly the same for full siblings, but the DNA numbers will likely be different. Your ancestry is related to who your biological siblings, parents, grandparents are etc while DNA relates to genetic parts of your DNA, which is interchangeable. I think you're getting ancestry and DNA confused.
Cool experiment. You look very much alike though. Same eye and hair color, similar facial features, same smile. Ok, there is the slightly different skintone, but still...
Just 10 generations ago she had over 1000 grandparents in that generation alone, half male/female. One might have been from a family of slave owners. Many whites in USA have some 'black' DNA and vice versa. Obama's white mother was related to the first recorded slave in Virginia about 12 generations back. Go back far enough and any two people anywhere will have common ancestors, including us. Even morally (if not mentally) inferior Suppremists are related to the people they feel superior to.
Lol, my bro is light brown blue eyed in a dark hair and eyes family, I always teased him he's adopted but the truth is my grandpa also had blue eyes so I guess his dna went to my bro through my mom.
If you realised you were adopted when doing a video on sibling DNA test results that would be quite funny. I think that might be why it’s the title actually. 🤔
Actually, a recent law passed in Canada. Adopted children that wanted to know about their biological parent have to wait 2 years after their death to know their names. So if they already died, they can find their biological family and know more about their ancestry tree. The problem with that law 113 is that the children of an adopted person who has died can't access the documents. If the parent was doing research to find about their parents, the child can't continue it. So doing a DNA test is the solution for them. One woman was offer a DNA test by her husband and she found 117 family member!
I was adopted and I’m hoping to get this as a Christmas present (I’m 16). I have no clue what my ancestry is except that my birthmom is half Vietnamese. I look mixed black and white but we don’t know for sure. It’d be interesting to finally be able to see where my ancestors came from.
Ellie Gilliland I work with someone who did this about a year ago, he was adopted also, and even 50 years later he finally found out his. It even gave him names of possible relatives who took the dna test also. Anyway he actually reached out to them and has been getting to know his family
I actually expected him to have some good amount Indian ancestry. Now that you point it out, Her eyes indeed look a bit Indian. It’s just her blonde hair confusing stuff..
@@pseudonym5577 Sure, to a certain extent. "there are no restrictions on the use or release of de-identified data". Is de-identified actually de-identified, or just very close to it? Anyway, let's not even go down the road of potential hackers, theft or selling information. Instead let's talk briefly about the future visions of the company. Anyone interested in the subject can go read more in-depth version of this all. I'd love to believe that it's a company concerned with the wellbeing of humanity, but with a profit driven company, I have some doubts (and so should you). The potential to do good is overwhelming, which is also the case for ruthlessly exploiting information in order to gain money and power. There are a lot of "horror" scenarios that anyone could come up with, some more realistic than others. -Pair this company with a drugmaker - Well, that has sort of already happened. GSK has exclusive rights to the data. Which means they're going to have a head start making drugs, and can decide the pricing. They are also a major investor in 23andme. -Pair this company with the health care system, an insurance company, google etc etc - Too much to cover, but you can probably imagine where it could lead. -Etc etc Let's hope I'm just an alarmist.
These kits frustrate me so much. They usually come with a warning that say you should expect these tests to have 10% margin error. That's huge when you're dealing with DNA. The tests also don't have a large pool of people that they are testing from. They just randomly select anywhere from 5-100 people in a reagon and assume they're ancestry isn't from somewhere else. It's a guess. These don't tell you where you're dna is from they tell you who it shares likeness with locals in those areas. It's not the same thing. Any these companies know this. So people like my grandmother who is Native American end up with a ton of errors. In fact she has yet to get a test that had any results at all because of this problem. Oh and these companies like 23andme and Ancestry tried to pass off not refunding her even though nothing came back. I'm not saying it's completely wrong but you'll often see these people making videos and flipping out of .05% results because these companies pedal this tests like its and exact science... To me these companies just seem like they're dishonest and really nothing but a cash grab.
What you said on how they test is completely false. I can't remember the exact but you could just google it but to be eligible to have your Dna used as a sample they compare to, that person must provide proof that something (I can't remember exactly how far back it was) like their great great or great grandparents were born and raised in the country that they are claiming to be from and all generations including the person themselves are born and raised in that country. If a person can provide proof to all of that then their Dna is eligible to be used as a sample to compare.
I've been learning more about this topic and doing research here and there. Thank you for sharing your experience and perspective. Very interesting and valuable!
Twins do not have identical DNA actually. And your sister doesn't look one bit Scandinavian. If she didn't bleach her hair she would look more like you.
Veronica Lidström Joannides fraternal twins each have their own DNA becomes they come from 2 separate eggs that have no relation, while identical twins share their DNA because they came from the same fertilized egg.
I'll never understand why people are "proud" of something they literally had no control over. If there's anything in the world YOU personally have NO control over, it's your ancestry...
People aren't necessarily proud of their background so much as being a great example of the melding pot phenomenon, that or they are SJW fucks there doesn't seem to be much middle ground
I think you two look pretty similar. Like I wouldn't automatically assume you're related, but I also wouldn't be at all surprised if you told me you were. I cannot comprehend how people would think she's related to Greg though; they look nothing alike.
And maybe more informative but it's less reliable because they have a smaller Source than ancestry does. Because more people are known to go to ancestry then to get 23andMe. So I guess if you want a more accurate number you go to ancestry but if you want more information about certain things and what they mean and then use 23andMe.
@4:23 I really appreciate that Mitch did the segment about gene expression across siblings and its varieties. So many people get very confused about this and it can help then overcome some feelings after being tested.
I really wanna try 23&Me but some professors have said that it’s not necessarily safe to give your DNA sequence like that but I dunno if that’s actually true
Your professor is correct, these companies sell your results! This is known as the federal government let it slip that it had purchased access to such databases and are using them in criminal prosecutions. The case that brought it to light was the East Area Rapist, in which one such database was used to target a specific *family* because they matched close to the DNA taken from a rape site. Police then treated the whole family as suspect, collected DNA from all the members within and then matched these samples to the crime scene to narrow down exactly which one of the family members it was. While this can be seen as a 'noble use' of such databases, rape is a horrid crime, it highlights how easily Governments and Companies can acquire your whole families DNA from a single member using one of these services. So you pay for the kit, and freely hand over your genome for whatever purposes the buyer wishes....
Eduardo Ruiz they actually ask you if they’re allowed to keep your dna and do tests on it or if you’re not. All you have to do is press the NO button and theres nothing to worry about. Plus if you think about it, lets say they do take your dna. If you were born in a hosptial they already took it there, so theres really nothing to do about it
My siblings and I just bought one of these for my nana! She was adopted, and while she met her birth mother, her biological dad had passed away before she could meet him, so she doesn't know much about her genetic ancestry or health risks. Also, my husband's cousin found out they have an uncle using ancestry's DNA testing. No one knew about him, and he's in his 70s! Now we've all reconnected with him and his kids, and it was so cool
Well not necessarily. Because you only get half of your parents DNA to make your DNA. So you can end up not even getting any of the same things that your brother gets. Like say what are your parents is white and the other parent is white black Asian Polynesian and Native American. And you have a little brother you happen to be white and black Asian Native American. While your brother ends up being white Polynesian Native American and Asian. Now it doesn't mean that they're not related it just means that they don't have the same ancestry. Because ancestry is passed down but you only get half of the ancestry from your parents. And just because your parents are from there you can say oh yeah my ancestors are from there but I actually don't have any of that DNA in me. So you don't have that in sestri but you can prove that they were from there.
@@madjsyn no they don't actually. Having a full DNA database is quite expensive, not to mention there are tons of killers that never got caught because they couldn't match the DNA to anyone.
the problem with americans is the way of thinking.. "caucasian" = "white" or european = everyone has pale skin with coloured eyes.. this is not the case AT ALL. The fact that the guy has more european in him should not surprise u at ALL, italic,greek,iberian and balkan people usually look with little bit "tanned" skin. Ofc u can be pale with coloured eyes from those regions in europe as well but the most common look is deff tanned skin and light brown eyes with dark hair.
Im Native American, I've got Mexican, English Irish Scottish Russian African and Jamaican heritage that is down the line a ways. I'm a typical looking Native American. My twin sister however looks very similar to Mila Kunis she has light skin green eyes and all. Even wavy hair as to mine is stick straight, I've got darker skin and brown black eyes. I have 2 daughter's they both look identical to eachother and both look like me but my youngest has blonde hair but dark skin and black eyes physical looks literally can come from anywhere in your genes
That DNA gene interpretation was really good, people ask me about that when I talk about my DNA tests and I’m going to start sending them this video for reference lol.
This reminds me of me. The way someone looks does not completely reflect their DNA. Because I have had people told me to my face that I just look white but I am 53% European and the rest is mainly African. So basically just stop judging people you guys. Everything is not what you see, and it doesn't matter anyways.
I'm always mistaken as being 100% "white" because of my fair skin. I haven't taken a dna test yet but my mother is a Hispanic mix and my father is caucasian. I most definitely have features not typical of the caucasian side of my family though. I have a wide bridge on my nose, wider nostrils, big hips and thighs, a shorter stature, very thick and coarse wavy hair, full lips, etc. The funny thing is that I'm even more pale than the full caucasians in my family. So much, in fact, they used to tease me about being a "ghost" or "glow in the dark". I wonder if I sucked a lot of Spaniard from the genes of my Hispanic mother or something.
People make assumptions about race all the time there's nothing really wrong with that. If you look at a white person you'd think they are white right? But then if they show their DNA has 40% of non white origin you just react with cool so you are mixed.
@@pokemasterx4244 There is nothing wrong with looking white except when people said it to me they were saying it in a condescending way. I mean, you usually don't walk up to someone and start dissecting their appearance unless there's some meaning behind it. It is not like I ever asked anyone what race I look like. People will just give opinions about how you look after they figure out what your actual ethnicity/race is.
You two are so funny and cute! (I am old so I can say that!) The animation was excellent in explaining the distribution of DNA between siblings. Thanks!
Probably doesn’t mean anything like how accurate rly is this thing in terms of 0.02%. Maybe they suggest it to make people happy as they have more interesting ethnicities.
I took a dna test with my brother. We’re both American indigenous on our dads side but he’s dark and I’m light. My great-grandma was full native of Cherokee and Ottawa, however when my brother took the test it shows he’s American indigenous and I have 0%, even though I know my tribal affiliations. This was really surprising because we share half our dna.
I am afraid your father isn't your biological father which is why you don't have it because you would have both inherited it from him. That dna doesn't just go away on itself.
I’m a fan of Kimberly’s channel and never seen this one before, but the second Mitch started talking I could tell they were siblings! to be honest, even Mitch’s mannerisms are SO similar!
In your cases, your DNA comes from everywhere making you diverse. In our case, we have 7 siblings, 4 boys & 3 girls. Of the 4 boys, 2 of us look similar having dark brown hair & native American bronze skin but my little brother has blue eyes and mine are light brown. All 3 of our sisters look a little different but everyone can tell they are sisters. One has dark brown hair, one has reddish brown hair & the eldest sister has light brown hair. Our mother is Native American and a little Irish & our dad was half Native American & half Scandinavian but we're not sure which of the 3 Scandinavian countries his mother was from. All 7 of us have the same mother and father. It's truly is amazing how our genetic make up is different in each of us siblings.
I'm fascinated by the reactions in these DNA test results videos. I'm puzzled and shocked by people's puzzle and shock. I can't think of any result that would surprise me (if I had any interest in knowing).
This is so beautiful. My brother and I look different as well. My dad told me stories of What his father might of been Spanish or European Caucasian. We're both born in Mexico so it'd be shocking to find some British or German in our DNA
Also basic xy. Kim got an x from her mom(that could be either from Kims grandma or grandpa on mother’s side)and an x from her dad (which is from his mother). Mitch’s x comes from the same source as Kim’s x but the y is passed exclusively down the male side. This is why brothers and sisters may look so different.
At 8:10 it is said that identical twins share 100% of their DNA. This statement is actually incorrect as identical twins DNA does have a small variant between person and they share about 98-99% of their DNA. The same goes for any identical, multiple fetus pregnancy
The gene breakdown appears to be: 5/8 white (British), 1/2 South Asian (Indian) and 1/8 East Asian (Chinese?). If their dad is white, this means their mom must be 1/2 Indian, 1/4 white, and 1/4 East Asian.
Skin tone results from a combination of genes(polygenic inheritance). For example a person with a genotype of aabbcc would have the lightest skin tone since don’t have any uppercase letters in their genotype. But, for a person of AaBbCc would have a mixed skin tone since they have a mix of the two skin tones. So if a person with AAbbcc and a person with aaBbCc would have the same skin tone even thought their genotypes differ. A person who is parents are black(AABBCC) and white(aabbcc) would make a child who is in the mid tone skin colour(AbBbCc). But if the child(AaBbCc) has children with someone who has a genotype of a AaBbCc then the possible offspring could be 25% full white,50% mid, and 25% black. This illustrates that not everything is cut clean skin colour is a result of which genes you got from your parents one child could have gotten this gene while another could have gotten something completely different.
As a genetic molecular biologist I can say the inaccuracy of these systems is horrendous. And please please please be careful where you send your DNA samples or any of your genetic material, stay safe!
Lmao if ur siblings you have the exact same ancestry, what 23andme shows you in your genetic makeup and what you’ve inherited from the gene pool, but you both have the same people and ethnicities in your ancestry
Correction: the ability of singing in pitch isn’t perfect pitch. Perfect pitch is the ability to identify and or sing a specific pitch by memory (not really memory but that’s a hell of a topic)
Finally someone taking the time to explain how genetics work .. I have seen so many people do these, with zero research beforehand, and it frustrates the hell out of me 🙌🏻🙏🏻
I'm Hungarian and thinking about doing this. My mum is really into doing the family tree, and my parents are 3rd cousins, so it would be very interesting. It's just that for an Eastern European it's very expensive.
Honestly, we were being sarcastic. That said, scientists believe humans share about 99% of their DNA with chimps, and humans and chimps look quite different...so maybe just depends on the specific genes.
Lamb Of Demyelination Hello, I work with the company, and it’s part of my job to keep your data safe. If you choose to opt out of research, we will not use your data for anything. However, most people do choose for their DNA to be used for research. If you choose to have your DNA used, we are very careful to make sure that it cannot be traced back to you. All the data we use/give to third parties is aggregated. We are only giving away averages, for instance, we might say that many people with East Asian ancestry have a gene that makes them less likely to get skin cancer. 23andme has done a very poor job of letting the public know about how we use their data, and we are currently trying to find ways to remedy this.
Plot twist: They're both adopted.
😂😂
You just made my day 😂.
She was there when he was born. Probably saw her mom pushed him out. so no! 😩
Plot twist: They were separated at birth, sent to different orphanages, but adopted by the same parents separately
@@mynameiswoman First of all no kid has seen her mother in labour and absolutely not pushing the baby out. She meant she was old enough to know that her mother was pregnant and saw him as a baby
These DNA kits have the potential to start family drama and I am ready for it
Stan Arnaud if you actually look into it, they have already. that’s why results are really limited and only let you know about certain things and not everything your DNA can tell.
I want them to tell you everything, because I know there will be hilarious Twitter threads and UA-cam videos that exposes family secrets. I want this drama. People gonna find out about adoptions and affairs, and I want a front row seat
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I found out my mom used a sperm donor after using 23andMe lol You're so right
She dyes her hair blonde and that's why people are surprised. Put dark hair on her and no one would be surprised. Before this started, I thought their eyes and noses looked alike.
BS
I've been looking for this comment idk why everyone keeps acting like they look so different when it's clear that's not her natural hair color.
It’s just that the guy is a little more tan
I agree but siblings can look very different. Me and my sister don't look alike at all skin color and overall looks
thank you, they are sooo alike
7:47
Mitch : "What if I actually *_was_* adopted."
Kim : "You weren't,
I was *_THERE_* when you were bOrN."
😂😂
🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
@Yosan Cahyadi
I will not belive this knd of test 100% from where they give only 50% and this data is also collected so every month in them database you can get diffrent resoults :D
Here is test made by twince At CBC NEWS
ua-cam.com/video/Isa5c1p6aC0/v-deo.html
"Next on 'Switched at Birth' is Kim and Mitch."
She ruined his enthusiasm for the video's title lmao
* literally has the same face as sister *
"I've always wondered if I was adopted" :D
Laila Deruma I was a 70s kid watched all 4 seasons of Partridge Family TV Show 1970 - 1974. Went to lots of 70s Concerts. When I was a kid I didn't want to go to grade school my entire face was covered with IRISH Freckels, it looked like I was baking in the sun for 8 hours. A Teacher said if I could count my Freckels she give 1 dollar for each one. I joked with her said I counted 1000 Freckels. It sucks when people ask me is your whole Family a bunch of DRUNKS. I guess IRISH are kinda weird some born with Red Hair our whole body covered with Freckels, our goofy sayings I AM A LEPRECHAUN I DONT DATE HUMANS. YOU DONT SCARE ME I WAS RAISED BY AN IRISH MOTHER, AN IRISH GIRL WITYOUT FRECKELS IS LIKE A SKY WITHOUT STARS. AN IRISH GIRL IS THE BEST DRINKING BUDDY A GUY COULD HAVE. IRISH REDHEADS ARE BADASS KISS ME IM IRISH NO REALLY IM IRISH. To bad our ST. PATRICK PARADE is cancelled because of that CORONA VIRUS. That thing that boys don't like REDHEADS is an IRISH MYTH. Sorry about all the IRISH Stuff IM Just Proud of My IRISH HEARITAGE
Lmao! Ikr it’s like him with a wig ! Lol
@@jimogrady1131 wtf
Childhood is wild
I wonder what my results would be?
Omnipresent he is
Oh God
probably it will show you the dna of the holy trinity combined
50% middle east 50% undecided :')
Jesus Christ 50% water
50% wine
OMG This was honestly one of the most HILARIOUS and eye opening experiences I've had!!!!! Thanks so much Mitch and Greg for having me on the channel :-) xoxo
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Omg I did not realise you guys were related and I’ve been subscribed to both your channels for ages
You are such a great youtuber by the way... 😍🔥💯👌🏿😇
If you were to both do your parents, you might find you have different fathers...
Whoever did your eyelashes should be beaten and killed.
They made you look like a Muppet.
I thought Mitchell was 20% Indian, 60% Various European, and 97% cute.
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captaincarl1
What’s the 3% of not cute?
Et sä voi sanoo noin
no shit captain
You are 100% thirsty
Only 97%? I'd say 100%
Your ancestry is the same, if you are siblings. The DNA is different, but the ancestry is the same.
No, the ancestry is not the same for siblings. Even in multiplies. We get 50% from our mother and 50% from our father, but we don’t get the same percentages from each parent. This is why siblings end up with different ancestry.
Katarina Giselle That makes no sense at all, where did you get that information from?
@LukstrGamr Science and rules of genetics! And no offense but they even explain it in the video ;-)!
Molecular Cupcake Well that’s confusing, but I believe it
@@TheKatarinaGiselle No, the ancestry is exactly the same for full siblings, but the DNA numbers will likely be different. Your ancestry is related to who your biological siblings, parents, grandparents are etc while DNA relates to genetic parts of your DNA, which is interchangeable. I think you're getting ancestry and DNA confused.
It feels like I'm 99% peasant, 1% farmer..
@R. Grant Its a Farmville reference. Might be too old for you Gen Z/Gen α to remember. 😂
Lol Dimaz
😂
I thought Mitchell was Mexican... or South American but now the Indian makes sense
Sully Sullivan same
I am indian
I actually couldn't tell what were his ethnicity 😁😁
I always saw indian
Yup. Same here.
Cool experiment. You look very much alike though. Same eye and hair color, similar facial features, same smile. Ok, there is the slightly different skintone, but still...
Maury looky here.....
ghosttimer 😂😂
same hair colour? what, are you seeing what i'm seeing
Goutham Reddy her hair is clearly dyed blonde
definitely the same smile. its the first thing I noticed!!
"aM I fRoM aFriCA?" Its literally less than one percent
Just 10 generations ago she had over 1000 grandparents in that generation alone, half male/female. One might have been from a family of slave owners. Many whites in USA have some 'black' DNA and vice versa. Obama's white mother was related to the first recorded slave in Virginia about 12 generations back. Go back far enough and any two people anywhere will have common ancestors, including us. Even morally (if not mentally) inferior Suppremists are related to the people they feel superior to.
Technically she is from Africa. All humans are.
@@Sergio-fu7mv true research shows that all humans trace back to Africa.
Human life originated in Africa so we all are
Like .2 percent mind as well not even be included lol
As a Blonde haired-Blue eyed child of a Black haired-Green eyed family, I know the feeling 😂
Your not the only one most of my family has natural dark brown hair and I have really blonde hair
Lol, my bro is light brown blue eyed in a dark hair and eyes family, I always teased him he's adopted but the truth is my grandpa also had blue eyes so I guess his dna went to my bro through my mom.
@@nenadpopov3601 how its light brown blue
You both have the same eyes.
I literally laughed out loud when your sister said "I was there" when you were born. XD
It would be funny to discover you were adopted by DNA testing results.
I would love to get adopted as an infant by the girl at 1:16 / 1.17 . ☝️😍
Funny for other people, not for you.
If you realised you were adopted when doing a video on sibling DNA test results that would be quite funny. I think that might be why it’s the title actually. 🤔
Not sure why that would be funny. At all.
Actually, a recent law passed in Canada. Adopted children that wanted to know about their biological parent have to wait 2 years after their death to know their names. So if they already died, they can find their biological family and know more about their ancestry tree. The problem with that law 113 is that the children of an adopted person who has died can't access the documents. If the parent was doing research to find about their parents, the child can't continue it.
So doing a DNA test is the solution for them. One woman was offer a DNA test by her husband and she found 117 family member!
*_Who else really wants one of these done!_* 😂
@@alandomar6760 ASAP science created a video about that issue and you can ask the scientists to destroy your dna sample
There's a discount
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Silly_Burns Hush hush, that is irrelevant
I did but now i want to test with 23andme because you can see more about your ancestors and the time period
I WAS TODAY YEARS OLD WHEN I FOUND OUT KIM AND THE GUY FROM ASAP SCIENCE ARE RELATED
MarMar LikesBunnies ME TOO I'M IN SHOCK
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I KNEW SHE LOOKED FAMILIAR!
I was adopted and I’m hoping to get this as a Christmas present (I’m 16). I have no clue what my ancestry is except that my birthmom is half Vietnamese. I look mixed black and white but we don’t know for sure. It’d be interesting to finally be able to see where my ancestors came from.
you have to be 18 to have this test done. Because they have to have your legal permission to use your DNA. And if you're not 18 they can't.
@@RexTheDinosaur1 As long as she has her legal guardians permission she can get a test done. :)
Ellie Gilliland I work with someone who did this about a year ago, he was adopted also, and even 50 years later he finally found out his. It even gave him names of possible relatives who took the dna test also. Anyway he actually reached out to them and has been getting to know his family
You are 19 years old?
Did you do the test?
Her facial features like her eyes definitely show that she has indian ancestry. She doesn't look entirely white i dont know why their pushing that
I actually expected him to have some good amount Indian ancestry. Now that you point it out, Her eyes indeed look a bit Indian. It’s just her blonde hair confusing stuff..
In the video she certainly looked more white. Blonde hair is something white people naturally can have after all
Well she dyes her hair blonde, so you're supposed to think she looks more white than she really is. That way this video isn't completely retarded.
Hey kids, give us your DNA, we will keep it safe. Real safe...
Baychimo 23andme is very careful with their data
Baychimo
*clones an army with your dna*
@@pseudonym5577 Sure, to a certain extent. "there are no restrictions on the use or release of de-identified data". Is de-identified actually de-identified, or just very close to it?
Anyway, let's not even go down the road of potential hackers, theft or selling information.
Instead let's talk briefly about the future visions of the company. Anyone interested in the subject can go read more in-depth version of this all.
I'd love to believe that it's a company concerned with the wellbeing of humanity, but with a profit driven company, I have some doubts (and so should you).
The potential to do good is overwhelming, which is also the case for ruthlessly exploiting information in order to gain money and power.
There are a lot of "horror" scenarios that anyone could come up with, some more realistic than others.
-Pair this company with a drugmaker - Well, that has sort of already happened. GSK has exclusive rights to the data. Which means they're going to have a head start making drugs, and can decide the pricing. They are also a major investor in 23andme.
-Pair this company with the health care system, an insurance company, google etc etc - Too much to cover, but you can probably imagine where it could lead.
-Etc etc
Let's hope I'm just an alarmist.
@@cocoapuff_x An army made up of clones of me would be a petty terrible army! 😝
@@alize0623 Well, looking at your reply, I'd say you pretty much described yourself.
*DNA Results: Origins - Mars*
These kits frustrate me so much.
They usually come with a warning that say you should expect these tests to have 10% margin error. That's huge when you're dealing with DNA.
The tests also don't have a large pool of people that they are testing from. They just randomly select anywhere from 5-100 people in a reagon and assume they're ancestry isn't from somewhere else. It's a guess. These don't tell you where you're dna is from they tell you who it shares likeness with locals in those areas. It's not the same thing.
Any these companies know this. So people like my grandmother who is Native American end up with a ton of errors. In fact she has yet to get a test that had any results at all because of this problem.
Oh and these companies like 23andme and Ancestry tried to pass off not refunding her even though nothing came back.
I'm not saying it's completely wrong but you'll often see these people making videos and flipping out of .05% results because these companies pedal this tests like its and exact science...
To me these companies just seem like they're dishonest and really nothing but a cash grab.
Nstone53 this wasn’t ancestry... dude
@@nancyp.9512 reading is fundamental ps. don't like your own comment
What you said on how they test is completely false. I can't remember the exact but you could just google it but to be eligible to have your Dna used as a sample they compare to, that person must provide proof that something (I can't remember exactly how far back it was) like their great great or great grandparents were born and raised in the country that they are claiming to be from and all generations including the person themselves are born and raised in that country. If a person can provide proof to all of that then their Dna is eligible to be used as a sample to compare.
Also if your ok with sharing it I'm curious to hear what the dna tests said your grandmother was.
I've been learning more about this topic and doing research here and there. Thank you for sharing your experience and perspective. Very interesting and valuable!
Twins do not have identical DNA actually. And your sister doesn't look one bit Scandinavian. If she didn't bleach her hair she would look more like you.
@Sa Ms Veronika is most likely talking about features, yes she doesn't look scandi at all. its just folk are trying to compliment her.
If they’re monozygotic then they certainly start off with identical DNA and will show up on a DNA test as sharing 100% DNA
Identical twins have 100% DNA that’s why they have the same fingerprint, google it.
Veronica Lidström Joannides fraternal twins each have their own DNA becomes they come from 2 separate eggs that have no relation, while identical twins share their DNA because they came from the same fertilized egg.
Christopher Chammas identical twins don’t have the same fingerprints. They do share 100% of their DNA tho
I'll never understand why people are "proud" of something they literally had no control over. If there's anything in the world YOU personally have NO control over, it's your ancestry...
I mean sure, but isn't that true for most if not all our traits? Everything from gender and sexuality to intelligence.
People aren't necessarily proud of their background so much as being a great example of the melding pot phenomenon, that or they are SJW fucks there doesn't seem to be much middle ground
It’s more that they are embracing their background instead of being culturally unaware and not caring about their roots
Yes yes yes!
Exactly 👌🏼
You guys are Indian?!?
Whoaaaa
Mitchell looks so Indian! Howcome you didn't guess that? But seriously her sister looks nothing like South Asian :P
India.... But Im a fan of PewDiePie
koro sensei
Wot
Saniya I thought Mitch was South American, but when Kim mentioned they were part Indian I could obviously see it.
He has more european blood than indian
How about asking your father?
Or the mailman?
@@HuxTheSergal or the neighbor?
And what if your father wants to know as well
Mama's baby, Daddy's? Maybe....
Or the dog?
I think you two look pretty similar. Like I wouldn't automatically assume you're related, but I also wouldn't be at all surprised if you told me you were.
I cannot comprehend how people would think she's related to Greg though; they look nothing alike.
Bryon if she dies her hair back to black she'll look more related to her sibling. its just women can generally fiddle with artifices.
I was adopted and took two dna tests…just to find out my ethnicity and for fun. Wow…life changing is putting it mildly!
This 23andme was wayyy more informative than any I've seen thus far. Because duh asapscience. Its left me with a definitely clearer picture
And maybe more informative but it's less reliable because they have a smaller Source than ancestry does. Because more people are known to go to ancestry then to get 23andMe. So I guess if you want a more accurate number you go to ancestry but if you want more information about certain things and what they mean and then use 23andMe.
@4:23 I really appreciate that Mitch did the segment about gene expression across siblings and its varieties. So many people get very confused about this and it can help then overcome some feelings after being tested.
I really wanna try 23&Me but some professors have said that it’s not necessarily safe to give your DNA sequence like that but I dunno if that’s actually true
Eduardo Ruiz don‘t do it, you‘re giving away what makes you, you!
Your professor is correct, these companies sell your results!
This is known as the federal government let it slip that it had purchased access to such databases and are using them in criminal prosecutions. The case that brought it to light was the East Area Rapist, in which one such database was used to target a specific *family* because they matched close to the DNA taken from a rape site. Police then treated the whole family as suspect, collected DNA from all the members within and then matched these samples to the crime scene to narrow down exactly which one of the family members it was. While this can be seen as a 'noble use' of such databases, rape is a horrid crime, it highlights how easily Governments and Companies can acquire your whole families DNA from a single member using one of these services.
So you pay for the kit, and freely hand over your genome for whatever purposes the buyer wishes....
Jinx Dragon No...unless it’s the gov it’s technically illegal to sell personal info
Eduardo Ruiz they actually ask you if they’re allowed to keep your dna and do tests on it or if you’re not. All you have to do is press the NO button and theres nothing to worry about. Plus if you think about it, lets say they do take your dna. If you were born in a hosptial they already took it there, so theres really nothing to do about it
BookMilla Just because you said no doesn’t mean it can’t be used it’s just not very likely...
My siblings and I just bought one of these for my nana! She was adopted, and while she met her birth mother, her biological dad had passed away before she could meet him, so she doesn't know much about her genetic ancestry or health risks.
Also, my husband's cousin found out they have an uncle using ancestry's DNA testing. No one knew about him, and he's in his 70s! Now we've all reconnected with him and his kids, and it was so cool
You have the same ancestry as long as you have the same parents, even if your dna doesnt show it.
Well not necessarily. Because you only get half of your parents DNA to make your DNA. So you can end up not even getting any of the same things that your brother gets. Like say what are your parents is white and the other parent is white black Asian Polynesian and Native American. And you have a little brother you happen to be white and black Asian Native American. While your brother ends up being white Polynesian Native American and Asian. Now it doesn't mean that they're not related it just means that they don't have the same ancestry. Because ancestry is passed down but you only get half of the ancestry from your parents. And just because your parents are from there you can say oh yeah my ancestors are from there but I actually don't have any of that DNA in me. So you don't have that in sestri but you can prove that they were from there.
Uhmuhh watch the video and try to understand how it works before commenting false information.
Do you mean as in your parents parents parents etc or do you mean DNA?
I once told my sister she was adopted when she was young, and she believed it and started crying.
She’s older than me
Okay, now this is interesting
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I love how you both have the same energy, similar mannerisms and are just so smiley!
I want to so badly but I don’t trust the government lol
tm they already have your dna and already know everything about you that there is to know.
@@madjsyn no they don't actually. Having a full DNA database is quite expensive, not to mention there are tons of killers that never got caught because they couldn't match the DNA to anyone.
If you're born in a hospital, chances are they already know your genome
tm same here lmao
I am in that position! I want to have them done, but I think they want to make a database with all the DNA they can have for the NWO.
the problem with americans is the way of thinking.. "caucasian" = "white" or european = everyone has pale skin with coloured eyes.. this is not the case AT ALL. The fact that the guy has more european in him should not surprise u at ALL, italic,greek,iberian and balkan people usually look with little bit "tanned" skin. Ofc u can be pale with coloured eyes from those regions in europe as well but the most common look is deff tanned skin and light brown eyes with dark hair.
Galin Georgiev Only Democrats in America think that way. The rest of us know that you can be born with dark skin and be 100% White.
They think like that only in America, it's very divided black and white.
noo that is only in bulgaria...
@Ciaran L1998 You're so confused, if it's naturally tan it's not white. Maybe you meant Caucasian?
@Ciaran L1998 And not everyone that looks European are Europeans, they can be Middle Eastern and North African.
Im Native American, I've got Mexican, English Irish Scottish Russian African and Jamaican heritage that is down the line a ways. I'm a typical looking Native American. My twin sister however looks very similar to Mila Kunis she has light skin green eyes and all. Even wavy hair as to mine is stick straight, I've got darker skin and brown black eyes. I have 2 daughter's they both look identical to eachother and both look like me but my youngest has blonde hair but dark skin and black eyes physical looks literally can come from anywhere in your genes
Or...Your youngest is not your own! I have seen surprises in this DNA tests and questions and truths revealed...Just saying!
Wait what??!! They’re siblings??!! Been watching both channels for the longest time and had absolutely nooo idea omg.....
Omg! Same!! 😂😂
I am 0.02 percent Japanese. I want a citizenship of Japan!
The Terrible Puddle lol, you so went there 😭
Lofoten Forsake I’m like 20 something Japanese lol
54% Irish I Can Get Citizenship
I’m 2% homeland here I come 😂
Imagine if you got citizenship based off of ancestry. You could pay like 59 times more taxes lol
when 6six9nine did this
he found out he is 0.1%african
starts rapping with the nword
Rootro YT for real? Lol
@@samfranco4641
Apparently you have to racially qualify first before you can use the word xD
That's heavily racist tbh...
Rootro YT Free 6ix9ine!
@@i.i.iiii.i.i be whiter 😂
@@Kiddlekud he spanked a naked 13 year old so naaaah
That DNA gene interpretation was really good, people ask me about that when I talk about my DNA tests and I’m going to start sending them this video for reference lol.
Awww I feel like this is such a cute bonding moment for them 💕
This reminds me of me. The way someone looks does not completely reflect their DNA. Because I have had people told me to my face that I just look white but I am 53% European and the rest is mainly African. So basically just stop judging people you guys. Everything is not what you see, and it doesn't matter anyways.
@@peculiarthings I guess you're right!!! But I'm rather pale, and my facial features are not too distinctive so I see where they are coming from.
I'm always mistaken as being 100% "white" because of my fair skin. I haven't taken a dna test yet but my mother is a Hispanic mix and my father is caucasian.
I most definitely have features not typical of the caucasian side of my family though. I have a wide bridge on my nose, wider nostrils, big hips and thighs, a shorter stature, very thick and coarse wavy hair, full lips, etc.
The funny thing is that I'm even more pale than the full caucasians in my family. So much, in fact, they used to tease me about being a "ghost" or "glow in the dark".
I wonder if I sucked a lot of Spaniard from the genes of my Hispanic mother or something.
I mean what's wrong with looking white?
People make assumptions about race all the time there's nothing really wrong with that. If you look at a white person you'd think they are white right? But then if they show their DNA has 40% of non white origin you just react with cool so you are mixed.
@@pokemasterx4244 There is nothing wrong with looking white except when people said it to me they were saying it in a condescending way. I mean, you usually don't walk up to someone and start dissecting their appearance unless there's some meaning behind it. It is not like I ever asked anyone what race I look like. People will just give opinions about how you look after they figure out what your actual ethnicity/race is.
*i’ve watched kim for a while now and i never knew that you guys were siblings!*
I’m so happy that I took the test because I’m adopted and now I feel more established knowing more about my heritage.
You 2 are a joy to watch! You’re definitely great friends & siblings...your attitudes are quite similar. Love it!!
You two are so funny and cute! (I am old so I can say that!) The animation was excellent in explaining the distribution of DNA between siblings. Thanks!
Diversity:
Egyptian 2%
Peruvian 5%
Burmese 40%
Hong Kong Chinese 12%
*Mechanical Marshian 1%*
*Normal Marshian 11%*
*Enceladusan 19%*
*Venusian 5%*
*Jupitaria-Mercari 4%*
*Keplersh 1%*
Randomized Diameter and 2% Kryptonic
I did it and I’m so mixed that I have every continent (except Australia) covered. I love it!
You mean Aboriginal? Because Australians are Europeans....
@@jamesdylan1522 well Australian is a nationality not a race. Aboriginals do share a common race.
@@jamesdylan1522 they were talking about continents so they meant Oceania
@@pokemasterx4244 Races do not exist mate...
She was *really* exited to be African....
0.02% 🙄
NPCs praise African-American people or any other minority just for existing lmao 😂.
Probably doesn’t mean anything like how accurate rly is this thing in terms of 0.02%. Maybe they suggest it to make people happy as they have more interesting ethnicities.
I don't get it... When did she leave?!?!?!?
Lol like why
I took a dna test with my brother. We’re both American indigenous on our dads side but he’s dark and I’m light. My great-grandma was full native of Cherokee and Ottawa, however when my brother took the test it shows he’s American indigenous and I have 0%, even though I know my tribal affiliations. This was really surprising because we share half our dna.
So you are not diverse enough
@@g.c.9904 ??
I am afraid your father isn't your biological father which is why you don't have it because you would have both inherited it from him. That dna doesn't just go away on itself.
I’m a fan of Kimberly’s channel and never seen this one before, but the second Mitch started talking I could tell they were siblings! to be honest, even Mitch’s mannerisms are SO similar!
Am I the only one who thinks that they actually do look alike?
I thought they looked very much alike lol
they do lookalike to me, its just the girl has make up on and dyed her hair. plus women in general just are a couple of shades lighter then men
Currently learning about DNA in my high school biology class. It's so cool!!
Me: "Thank God I'm not adopted"
AsapSCIENCE: "I'm about to ruin this mans whole career"
omfg... how did i not know that my 2 fav youtubers are siblings... BLOWN AWAY
I would love to see an update on your guys' results cuz I'm sure they've gotten a lot more specific over the years!
The mailman is actually your dad.
Shut up it was the milkman
@@kristenpaul7159 Do you think his mom has a fetish for men with occupations that no longer exist?
WAIT..... Mitchell and Kimberly are siblings??? I LOVE THEM BOTH AHHH MY FAVES
Wooow that is sooo cool that you have relatives in INDIA Kudos and love from INDIA❤️❤️🤗🤗😊😉
In your cases, your DNA comes from everywhere making you diverse. In our case, we have 7 siblings, 4 boys & 3 girls. Of the 4 boys, 2 of us look similar having dark brown hair & native American bronze skin but my little brother has blue eyes and mine are light brown. All 3 of our sisters look a little different but everyone can tell they are sisters. One has dark brown hair, one has reddish brown hair & the eldest sister has light brown hair. Our mother is Native American and a little Irish & our dad was half Native American & half Scandinavian but we're not sure which of the 3 Scandinavian countries his mother was from. All 7 of us have the same mother and father. It's truly is amazing how our genetic make up is different in each of us siblings.
I'm fascinated by the reactions in these DNA test results videos. I'm puzzled and shocked by people's puzzle and shock. I can't think of any result that would surprise me (if I had any interest in knowing).
This is so beautiful. My brother and I look different as well. My dad told me stories of What his father might of been Spanish or European Caucasian. We're both born in Mexico so it'd be shocking to find some British or German in our DNA
Y’all have the SAME face!!!! Different hair color/ skin color/ eye color but the facial structure is the SAMMMEE
I mean he has a more defined cheek and jaw. Maybe it's age gap tho
I’m 40% Scottish
20% welsh
20% Irish
And 20% British
So you're 100% UKish ?
claire phil I’m also like 1% Mongolian
What 😂
100% European??!
You probably live in Scotland..?
@@insanelyawesam1420 nope I don’t live in Scotland never been to Scotland my grandad was full Scottish
Also basic xy. Kim got an x from her mom(that could be either from Kims grandma or grandpa on mother’s side)and an x from her dad (which is from his mother). Mitch’s x comes from the same source as Kim’s x but the y is passed exclusively down the male side. This is why brothers and sisters may look so different.
You guys are South Asian!! WOW! - Bangladeshi!
5:51 "I don't think you have perfect pitch..." UHHHHHH
“We look so different” “I thought I was adopted” Chile- what? Both white asf, Mitch just a bit tan lmaoooo
They’re like 45% not white what are you talking about 💀
Wait they kinda look the same anybody agree?
At 8:10 it is said that identical twins share 100% of their DNA. This statement is actually incorrect as identical twins DNA does have a small variant between person and they share about 98-99% of their DNA. The same goes for any identical, multiple fetus pregnancy
My dad and I have did our DNA with Ancestry. It is very interesting to see our backgrounds.
Do a vid on the big bang
Denver Caluza I wanna see his version
The gene breakdown appears to be: 5/8 white (British), 1/2 South Asian (Indian) and 1/8 East Asian (Chinese?). If their dad is white, this means their mom must be 1/2 Indian, 1/4 white, and 1/4 East Asian.
" I was there when you were born" *music stops*
Less than a percent should not be taken seriously.. It is considered DNA "noise"..
Skin tone results from a combination of genes(polygenic inheritance). For example a person with a genotype of aabbcc would have the lightest skin tone since don’t have any uppercase letters in their genotype. But, for a person of AaBbCc would have a mixed skin tone since they have a mix of the two skin tones. So if a person with AAbbcc and a person with aaBbCc would have the same skin tone even thought their genotypes differ. A person who is parents are black(AABBCC) and white(aabbcc) would make a child who is in the mid tone skin colour(AbBbCc). But if the child(AaBbCc) has children with someone who has a genotype of a AaBbCc then the possible offspring could be 25% full white,50% mid, and 25% black. This illustrates that not everything is cut clean skin colour is a result of which genes you got from your parents one child could have gotten this gene while another could have gotten something completely different.
Great expectations of the DNA and graphics well done...
As a genetic molecular biologist I can say the inaccuracy of these systems is horrendous. And please please please be careful where you send your DNA samples or any of your genetic material, stay safe!
Stay safe from what?
@@marisagholz Exactly... if they want your DNA, they'll get it. You'll leave plenty around in trains, airplanes, cars etc. etc.
That was a good breakdown of the parents chromosome that was added in there.
siblings can have completely different results than the other because you can have an uneven mix from each parent
Not really they sure genetics since their siblings so they woldnt have completly different results
Being an adoptee, I always think it's funny that people use being adopted as the hook. 😂Adoption is my normal. The tests are fun…and kind of scary!
Lmao if ur siblings you have the exact same ancestry, what 23andme shows you in your genetic makeup and what you’ve inherited from the gene pool, but you both have the same people and ethnicities in your ancestry
I wish people knew what a crock these tests are.
I want to know if these tests are a crock. How do I find out?
This shows that he really does not understand biology at all, since he sees a significant difference in genetics of 2% or 0.2% with his sister.
Correction: the ability of singing in pitch isn’t perfect pitch.
Perfect pitch is the ability to identify and or sing a specific pitch by memory (not really memory but that’s a hell of a topic)
Honestly, I can't see why people thought you guys weren't related. You two look just like what a mixed family normally would look like.
Y’all have the same eyes and the same smile uwu
OMG FINALLY IM EARLY
The moment it has more likes than views... 🙄
0:03 voice break
How did you notice...
Finally someone taking the time to explain how genetics work .. I have seen so many people do these, with zero research beforehand, and it frustrates the hell out of me 🙌🏻🙏🏻
I'm Hungarian and thinking about doing this. My mum is really into doing the family tree, and my parents are 3rd cousins, so it would be very interesting. It's just that for an Eastern European it's very expensive.
just dont dye your hair and you will look less different.
Who thinks Kim definitely looks 0.2% Sub-Saharan African?
Studies Show uhh that's not enough dna to affect someone's appearance
Honestly, we were being sarcastic. That said, scientists believe humans share about 99% of their DNA with chimps, and humans and chimps look quite different...so maybe just depends on the specific genes.
most women have african ancestry
Please use Nebula Genomics instead. Stop giving away your personal information.
Lamb Of Demyelination
Hello, I work with the company, and it’s part of my job to keep your data safe. If you choose to opt out of research, we will not use your data for anything. However, most people do choose for their DNA to be used for research. If you choose to have your DNA used, we are very careful to make sure that it cannot be traced back to you. All the data we use/give to third parties is aggregated. We are only giving away averages, for instance, we might say that many people with East Asian ancestry have a gene that makes them less likely to get skin cancer. 23andme has done a very poor job of letting the public know about how we use their data, and we are currently trying to find ways to remedy this.
23 and me is great for medical. Ancestry DNA is way better for finding your ancestry because they gave way more connections.
I'm really proud that my dna came back 100% European. However I would be proud regardless of what the results were.