My Inappropriate Office Joke

I started my first job at a tech company about three weeks ago. Everyone seemed friendly enough, but I was still getting to know people. One of the first things I noticed was that there were lots of jokes and inside references to our latest product launch that happened just before I joined. I overheard a few conversations where colleagues would refer to it as 'The Great Product Launch Disappointment' or something similar. I thought it was funny and decided to contribute my own joke at the next team meeting when we were discussing the product's features. I jokingly suggested we should include an option for users to click on a 'Disappoint Me!' button that would lead them to a page with humorous memes about failing products, because surely everyone felt disappointed by it like we did. The moment the words left my mouth, the room went dead silent and my heart sank. I could see people exchanging worried glances. My supervisor looked at me like she couldn't believe what had just happened. The mood was so awkward that even our usually fun-loving colleague who laughed a lot seemed to be biting her tongue. I quickly tried to backtrack, saying it was only meant as a joke and not an actual product suggestion. But the damage was done; nobody laughed or smiled during the rest of the meeting, and I could feel everyone distancing themselves from me slightly afterwards. It's been three days since then and my colleagues seem to be treating me with caution now. I keep replaying it in my head, should I have waited until we were having a casual lunch instead? Should I not even joke about such serious issues as the product launch? Maybe they felt it was disrespectful or too soon after the event. The truth is, I don't know if I'm the asshole here for trying to make light of a situation in what seemed like an innocent way, or if they were overreacting and being too sensitive. All I do know is that my first week at work ended with me unintentionally creating tension instead of adding levity.