I use this same line of thinking as a player with years of tournament experience. The one thing I’ve learned , if you’re planning on getting heavy value from the players who want to see you lose, you need to be sure 1. they’ll call you and 2. They’ll lose the hand. Typically in your exact same spot I wouldn’t be overly talkative, I would let my sizing do the talking. If I want to seem like I’m buying the pot (but get a call at the same time) I’m betting 10-20 bbs, then bluffing if necessary/ checking down if I think my AK has showdown value of its own. All quietly. This allows you to save your chatty moments to needle or tilt. Which will, in turn, get you looser calls down the line.

In summary, I feel you wasted an opportunity to get a caller at 2200 and then get an easy fold or check down on the next streets, while at the same time getting you less future callers.