An apparently unpopular opinion: if you've jumped aboard the 'hating any creative project that pokes fun at its own genre' movement, you're missing out on a lot of stellar content.
No, a book making fun of its own genre conventions is not automatically a scornful, irony-poisoned defilement of this genre. More often than you might think, the creators of this content are hardcore consumers of this genre! Cheeky subversion and mockery often comes from a place of love!
If you have read a thousand romance books and noted the cliches, then you subvert these cliches - or lampshade them - in amusing ways in your romance book... it is not, in fact, a statement of 'superiority' over other romance writers! And it certainly does not signify a 'lack of respect' for the genre.
I think some of you need to accept that sometimes people are going to poke fun at the things you love, and that is okay - including other people who love it.
anyway, if anyone tells you 'this way of creating art/interacting with a genre you love is INHERENTLY BAD and you should NOT DO IT', you should be very, very wary of that person's criticism and advice.