Narratively, not really close. The Deadpool dance is part of an extended fight sequence and both mirrors and contrasts the choreography of such a scene. It also ties into the larger idea of saying goodbye to the Fox Marvel era. Bye Bye Bye at the beginning of the movie and Good Riddance at the end.
The She-Hulk twerk is part of a mid-credits sequence that doesn’t have any real connection to or bearing on the story being told and feels more like product placement mixed with a forced attempt at being trendy and cool.
One is natural to the story and character, the other seems like marketing.
Personally, I don’t have strong feelings about the She-Hulk scene. It’s such a brief, inconsequential, fun thing. People shouldn’t get bent out of shape about it. But the two scenes are presented and handled very differently, even though both involve dancing.
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I’d say you should just leave your light on at 2am until a cop knocks on the door, breaks in without permission, and enters you without consent, but you’d probably just like that
@hartgoat I get it but kinda makin mountains outta molehills. Show the ID and they’ll be outta his hair in no time. Instead now it’s being turned into a potential goofy lawsuit? The cops perhaps thought they were doing a good thing for the owner. Probably an overstep, but still.