20 years. Two decades in the rap game. Six solo and two collabo albums, one live record. Plus a reputation as one of the few complete MCs in this country who has laid waste to every booth and every stage, no matter how small. Others would perhaps lean back complacently and rest on their laurels or celebrate beyond all measure. You can do that too. But Afrob doesn't do it in front of the whole world, he does it in a small circle. "Like a birthday with good friends," he says. So he took his anniversary as an opportunity to free himself - from his own pressure and the expectations of others.