Getting laughed at for trying is a toll everyone pays at the start. The people laughing often never paid it.

Laughter at a beginner is a toll on the way in, and nearly everyone who is now good at something paid it. The people laughing are usually the ones who never started, which is why they have no idea what an early stage looks like. That gap in understanding is the whole reason it looks funny to them.

Count it as part of the price and keep going, since the alternative is paying nothing and getting nothing. If it helps, be bad somewhere quieter for a few weeks until you are past the clumsiest part. Notice who does not laugh, because those are the people who have tried something themselves.