“Where Do You Come From?” vs. “Where Are You Coming From?”: What’s the Difference?

The difference between “Where do you come from?” and “Where are you coming from?”

• "Where do you come from?" asks about someone's place of origin or hometown, while "Where are you coming from?" asks about someone's immediate location before arriving at their current location.
• "Where do you come from?" refers to a past event and assumes that the person being asked has already arrived at their current location, while "Where are you coming from?" refers to a current ongoing event indicating that the person is still on their way to the current location.
• "Where do you come from?" is usually used when meeting someone for the first time, while "Where are you coming from?" is usually used in situations where the person has been expected to arrive.

What is the definition of “Where do you come from?” and “Where are you coming from?”?

Which is the more popular variant on the Internet?