Producer Noah ’40’ Shebib praises his friend Drake in unaired documentary scene: ‘All those songs are real.’ By MTV News staff Drake Photo: MTV News Right off the bat, Drake dives into his own subconscious on Thank Me Later, opening his debut with “Fireworks,” a candid narrative that touches on his relationship with mentor Lil Wayne, a failed fling with Rihanna , and his estrangement from his father. In an exclusive outtake from “Drake: Better Than Good Enough,” which aired Wednesday on MTV, the MC’s producer and close friend Noah “40” Shebib talks about his musical partner’s penchant for drawing from his personal life, as the pair are seen working on the introspective Alicia Keys collaboration. The producer expresses pleasant surprise at how quickly the public has shown an affinity for Drake’s confessional tomes, comparing their connection to his own, someone who’s been along for the ride since before the mega-success unleashed by So Far Gone. “It’s funny, you know, people are so receptive to Drake’s music, and I always find that encouraging because they don’t know him,” 40 says. “And I really know him, so to me, it’s 10 times more special. That’s him. All those songs are real. And it sounds so clich
