DNA Origins
@thednaorigins-j9l
Language: EnglishCountry: United States3 months old
- Persona: Expert · Middle-aged
- Ancient dna
- Genetic history
- Population genetics
- Human ancestry
- Documentary
- Migration history
- Archaeology
- Subscribers
- 13.8K
- Total views
- 2.43M
- Videos
- 117
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Growth
Subscribers · daily totals we stored, UTC days
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| Day (UTC) | Subscribers |
|---|---|
| Nov 2, 2026 | 13,800 |
| Nov 1, 2026 | 13,700 |
| Oct 31, 2026 | 13,600 |
Top videos
Most viewed
Length 22:03The Eritreans Were Never Who We Thought — DNA Revealed Their Ancient Origins
127K views
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Length 21:25Scientists Compared Puerto Rican DNA to the World — The Result Surprised Everyone
72.1K views
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Length 26:20Scientists Finally Uncovered the Ancient Israelite Origins Mystery — After 3,200 Years
43.7K views
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Length 22:44The Tigrayans Were Never Who We Thought — DNA Revealed Their Ancient Origins
35.6K views
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Length 27:28Scientists Finally Uncovered The Norwegian DNA Mystery — After 2,000 Years
10K views
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Length 17:56Scientists Compared Hungarian Dna To Ancient Magyar Dna — The Results Shocked Everyone
2.27K views
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Latest videos
Newest first
Length 26:54Scientists Finally Solved the Congolese Origins Mystery — DNA Revealed Their Hidden Genetic History
74 views
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Length 30:52Scientists Finally Uncovered The Saint Kitts DNA Mystery — After 400 Years
236 views
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Length 27:28Scientists Finally Uncovered The Norwegian DNA Mystery — After 2,000 Years
10K views
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Length 26:00Scientists Compared Cuban DNA To The World — The Result Surprised Everyone
306 views
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Length 26:20Scientists Finally Uncovered the Ancient Israelite Origins Mystery — After 3,200 Years
43.7K views
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Length 25:37Scientists Finally Solved the Afro-Trinidadian DNA Mystery — After Centuries of Debate
948 views
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Analysis
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Persona
Expert · Middle-aged · Male · Office with white walls and shelves, shown in a side panel beside illustrated scenes
- Niche
Genetic history and ancient DNA documentaries on the origins of peoples
- Audience
Viewers curious about their ancestry and the genetic origins of nations and ethnic groups, including diaspora communities (inferred from titles naming peoples and the about text).
- Avatar
- Talking head · Talking head
- A middle-aged man with glasses and a light blue collared shirt with a clip microphone, centred in a fixed head-and-shoulders frame in a side panel, beside painterly illustrated scenes. Thumbnails instead show a news-style man and a young woman.
- Format
A 21–24 minute documentary on one population's DNA: opening with study numbers, a numbered-points roadmap, then study findings, with a presenter beside illustrated scenes and word captions.
- Content pillars
- Origins of named peoples and nations
- Caribbean and African ancestry
- Middle East and Bronze Age populations
- European ancient DNA
- Ancient genome studies
- Title patterns
- The [X] Were Never Who We Thought — DNA Revealed Their Ancient Origins
- Scientists Finally Solved The [X] DNA Mystery — After [N] Years
- Scientists Compared [X] DNA To The World — The Result Surprised Everyone
- Thumbnails
Split layout: a serious news-style man at left, a map of the country with a DNA helix in the centre, a young woman at right. A red label (BREAKING NEWS, SCIENCE UPDATE) over a bold caption such as EXPOSED or REVEALED.
Their thumbnails, most viewed first
- Why it works
- Three repeated title formulas cover about 27 of the 30 uploads in October, with 'Were Never Who We Thought' used in 11
- About 7 uploads a week: 30 videos from Oct 1 to Oct 30 for a channel that joined in July
- Named-people topics: the top video (Eritreans) has 119,956 views, the next (Puerto Rican) 67,848
- Views are uneven: the top 4 of 30 videos have 11,400 to 119,956 views, many others under 1,000
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