"Hot Shots! Part Deux" is a broad parody that doesn't prioritize any ideological message over its ridiculous storytelling. Characters serve the satire, with little forced representation or focus on identity politics. Its humor is irreverent toward everyone equally, focusing much more on spoofing action movie tropes than checking diversity boxes.

The film's irreverence is aimed at Hollywood and pop culture rather than traditional values like family, religion, or masculinity. It pokes fun at macho action heroes but in a way that's affectionate, not political. There's no clear attempt to undermine cultural or historical foundations, it's all about laughs.

If anything, the film mocks all ideologies and worldviews in its rush to lampoon everything. No particular political or social message dominates. It's a free-for-all of parody where tradition, modernity, and every belief system gets equally ribbed, so any sense of ideological monoculture is pretty much absent.