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He looked like an elder stateman in a Youtube video which I had watched before.

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An elegant man sat to my right hand side; he spoke with the host at a proper pace with a beautiful tone.

He looked like an elder statesman in a YoutTube video I hadrecently watched before.

After the meeting, I inquired withasked someone I knew whether the two men were the same, and I sent the video link at the same time.

My friend informed me they were two different people, suggesting that my inability of distinguish might due to the fact that I haven't seen thousands of North American people.

Both men actually sharve the same hair style and head shape.

An elegant man sat ton my right hand side; he spoke with the host at a proper pace with a beautiful tone.

no need to say "hand side"

He looked like an elder statesman in a YoutTube video I had watched before.

original is okay except for spelling but sounds more natural without "had" here

After the meeting, I inquired withasked someone I knew whether the two men were the same person, and I sent the video link at the same time.

"Inquired" is not the best option since it's too formal and sounds very weird

My friend informed me they were different, suggesting that my inability tof distinguish between them might be due to I haven't seen thousands ofme not seeing enough North American people.

"inability to" + do something is always "inability to X"
only say "inability of" if you are talking about a person's inability

"(not) thousands of North American people" is an odd choice, not sure what your native language is but it's not an expression English speakers would use to convey the message of "not enough"