Hey Yo, Rules overview & First Impression

In Hey Yo: The Card Game with a Beat, you all play cards to a shared music chart so that you can ideally create solid rhythms and score points. The game includes a small dedicated device that you can use to accompany the gameplay, with players needing to play a card when the music indicates this. If you can't play in time to the rhythm, you're penalized, so you must talk quickly to share information and decide which cards to play.
The game is designed by Takashi Saito and it's for 2-10 players, it takes 15 min and is for the ages 8+.
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[@bennemann]

Thanks, you explained it much better than the other video I watched!

[@BrandonGraham]

That pen is the most adorable thing I have seen this week.

[@Game4LifeBG]

It is adorable the whole game is too cute.

[@Boardgamehoneysuckle]

How do I calculate the winning points? why are there three empty squares in front of the sounds in the notebook? why exactly three and not one?

[@Game4LifeBG]

There are one for each punch line symbol (two in the deck for each color & perhaps a third for the 2 random selected punch-line tokens), the punch lines symbols have the yellow round circel and you can have a third, the two random punch line tokens that you can place at the end of the game.