Original sentence: Ariel's group symbol is hearts.Before going into the studio to record their debut, Clique Girlz performed a version of the “Star Spangled Banner” at a variety of sporting events, including a New York Jets NFL game at the Meadowlands before 70,000 fans.In early 2007 Jimmy Iovine signed them to his Interscope label.The Clique Girlz are an American girl group from Atlantic City, New Jersey that is comprised of sisters Paris and Destinee Monroe and Ariel Moore.The three met at school in 2003 and formed a group.They have traveled to Tokyo, Japan where they performed the National Anthem at the opening game of Major League Baseball at the Tokyo Dome between the Boston Red Sox and the Oakland A’s.They’ve entertained at NASCAR, NBA, MLB, and US Open tennis events and have opened for such groups as Backstreet Boys, The Click Five, Billy Ray Cyrus, Kirk Franklin and the Jonas Brothers, a group they’re been compared to
Edited sentence: But Ariel's group symbol is hearts.Even before going into the studio to record their debut, Clique Girlz have been making a name for themselves, singing their incredible version of the “Star Spangled Banner” at a variety of sporting events, including last December at a New York Jets NFL game at the Meadowlands before 70,000 fans.In early 2007 Jimmy Iovine himself signed them to his Interscope label.The Clique Girlz are an American girl group from Atlantic City, New Jersey that is comprised of sisters Paris and Destinee Monroe as well as their best friend Ariel Moore.The three met at school five years ago and became inseparable friends, driven by their love of music and dance to form a group.They recently traveled to Tokyo, Japan where they performed the National Anthem at the opening game of Major League Baseball at the Tokyo Dome between the Boston Red Sox and the Oakland A’s.They’ve entertained at NASCAR, NBA, MLB, and US Open tennis events and have opened for such groups as Backstreet Boys, The Click Five, Billy Ray Cyrus, Kirk Franklin and the Jonas Brothers, a group they’re often compared to