Pete Davidson learned an important lesson from Leonardo DiCaprio: “Less is more.”

THE Saturday evening live old opened to W Magazine about the adversity of grabbing every opportunity to appear on screen, given his hunger to appear on screen when he first entered the industry.

“In The Sopranos, there’s this line from Tony that says, ‘Did you ever feel like you were getting into something at the end? When the good times were over?'” he explained . “That’s how I feel about show business and being a celebrity. It’s over.”

After realizing a key factor after admiring the Titanic star and Christian Bale’s illustrious career, the comedian and actor admitted: “I made the mistake of literally doing everything.”

“Now I’m older and wiser, and I realize that less is more,” he continued. “Like Christian Bale. He makes a movie every two or three years, but you go see him. Leo (nardo di captio) makes a movie every four years.”

“But it’s the most important thing in the world. It’s because you miss them. People must miss you,” he concluded.

Davidson, 31, began his career in the early 2010s with minor roles in Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Friends of the People, Guy Code, And Wild and outdoors.

He was then hired as SNL actor, where he starred for eight seasons from 2014 to 2022.