【Yahoo正妹生死鬥】最正MV女神票選： ida

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2014年11月23日下午10:25

這位ida不知道大家對她有沒有印象？除了拍攝過其他歌手的MV之外，她也是女生團體的團員之一，現在她的更是uni girls的成員，沒錯！她就是曾經女團ing與魔電女孩成員之一的ida，除了拍攝過MV之外，她也有發過兩張唱片呢！

拍攝過其他歌手的MV，像是黃品源的「小薇」以及黃乙玲的「不如甭認識」，都是大家耳熟能詳的國民歌曲與歌手，現在到KTV點唱依舊可以看到原版的MV。

影片：http://youtu.be/0mJVGdaGz6c

影片：http://youtu.be/hI1ZIz4Kw8Y

現在是uni girls的ida畢業於世新大學的公廣系，她在接受採訪時說自己有個很奇怪的習慣，就是吃東西有潔癖，雖然自認為自己生活習慣上面是那種非常嚴重愛乾淨的女生，但對於吃東西的食物卻是剛剛好相反，比如說每一樣菜不可以混在一起、白飯也不可以沾到醬汁，不然對她而言那樣食物她就無法接受，這的確是非常特殊的習慣。

曾經拍攝過自己團體MV的她印象最深刻的，是在拍ing歌曲lucky star的MV時，因為必須要一直跳舞呈現，所以她們都是一段一段的錄，每一段至少都錄了十次以上，總共拍了十幾個小時下來收工回家腳都在發抖了，雖然MV呈現出來只有短短的幾分鐘，但是她們辛苦花上很久的時間才完成，一支MV的出現可不是我們想像中的那麼簡單。

對於未來的想法，ida表示想挑戰更多不是目前領域的東西，也想試試看自己做老闆，去試著做一些其他設計或是讓自己變成一個更有東西的女生，對於曾經也在演藝圈花花世界待過的ida而言，不斷的充實自己反而是她最希望去做的。

如果你也曾經對ida有印象，也不斷的支持著她的話，這次也不要忘記要繼續為她加油打氣喔！

(圖片來源：ida提供)

基本資料：

名字：ida
身高：165公分
體重：46公斤
畢業學校科系：世新大學公廣系
目前職業：舞者
興趣：攝影、造型、設計
拍攝過的MV：黃品源「小薇」、黃乙玲「不如甭認識」、 ing「健健美」「Lucky star」、魔電女孩「蹦蹦」
粉絲團：https://www.facebook.com/idawo0204

Yahoo正妹生死鬥之「2014最正MV女神票選」活動即將在12/8(一)開始，喜歡ida的朋友別忘了到時候每天來投她一票，還有機會抽中兩張威秀電影票以及脈沖微泡潔顏露一支(膜杜耶嬌提供)！

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