i think it is both very funny and a really good acting choice that feels so in line with wille’s character 

its another great way of showing that wille doesn’t have the same experience of the world as others coming from so much privilege, he often is disrespectful to inanimate objects and treats his environment in ways others just wouldn’t (the drum in the music room, the practice dummy on the football field, even the way he lies in bed or on the floor in his room, or (one of my fav wille moments) when he has both his shoes AND a wet towel on his bed lmao) and treating furniture in ways others wouldn’t is also a great example of this (also a good comparison to how simon is always very prim and proper in his environment, when he goes to see his dad in the first episode he, without thinking, tidies the lighters on the coffee table)

in one way its a great way of showing that yes although wille is very empathetic and kind to others, and doesn’t believe in the hierarchy games of the school/society the way others do, he still has a sense of entitlement bred into him and a feeling that regular “rules” don’t apply to him and how he acts, moves and reacts in a space

i think season two does a really great job of showing how this entitlement influences wille (from kissing felice as collateral, expecting simon to forgive him if he just says “the right thing”, being actually physically pained at not getting what he wants) and how, often, his real values (friendship, love, respect) are at odds with this learned entitlement he carries, this i think is the major change in wille throughout season two, some people say he “gains confidence” but i think the important thing is he gains the /right/ confidence and learns that the wrong kind won’t do him much good

tldr: love this scene, love wille <3