Pete Davidson Spilled on Sex, Love and Masturbation on MTV's 'Guy Code' Long Before Ariana Grande

The future Mr. Ariana Grande appeared in just four episodes of the MTV television series back in 2013, five months after he moved out of his mother's house.

"I moved out of my mom's house five months ago, and it's the greatest feeling ever," the funnyman said. "Like, I feel amazing. Porn has volume. You hear that, guys? Porn has volume!"

For those of you unfamiliar with the half-hour show that educated millennials from 2011 to 2015, "Guy Code" featured various pop culture entertainers, top comics, athletes and experts who attempted to explain -- via personal anecdotes -- the special code of conduct that exists among men. Girls, sex and love were often discussed.

"The No. 1 sign that you're falling in love as a guy is if after you have sex, you want her to stay," Davidson said on a Season 3 episode. He also suggested that if the girl you're dating says "I love you" first, "just say I love you back. Who cares?"

Davidson also had some thoughts about couples taking a break, saying he's cool with it as long as he doesn't know who his girl slept with when they were apart. "She can have sex on a roller coaster at Six Flags -- I don't care, I just don't wanna know," he joked.

Davidson added, "You know when the break's over when she's in a relationship with another guy. It's like, 'Oh, I guess we aren't getting back together. Enjoy the new d--k!'"

Fun fact: According to TMZ, Davidson and ex-girlfriend Cazzie David were on a break when he first hooked up with Grande.

On another episode of the MTV show, Davidson got candid about, uh, self love. The topic came about when the guys were discussing what goes through their minds when they see a hot girl on an airplane.

"I'm actually a huge fan of airplane turbulence," he said. "I love when the plane starts shaking. You gotta embrace it. Literally. Grab your penis, put a blanket over and let the plane do the rest of the work."

Davidson also appeared on MTV's "Wild 'N Out" around the same time, before getting his big break on "SNL" the following year.