Johnny Sins recalls awkward time he had sex in a helicopter

Adult film Johnny Sins recounts the time that his career reached new heights.

Watch the actor explain the reason behind his name here:

Look, if we could ask Johnny any question in the world it'd be a toss-up between where's the weirdest place you've had sex, and do you shine your head or is that a natural glow?

Well, the former has finally been answered by the actor and it's not for the faint-hearted.

Speaking to Vice Australia, the man with many jobs said: "I think the wildest place was probably in a helicopter."

Yep, a helicopter, which isn't exactly the most stable of setting, and he even had to keep his seatbelt on because as Johnny explained: "According to the FAA rules, you have to have your seatbelt on no matter what. So the pilot wouldn't let us take out seatbelts off. So it was a pretty small helicopter kind of side by side, but we just kind of took the shoulder belt, we got in like three or four positions."

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To be fair, that's a pretty solid achievement when you've got a literal seatbelt wrapped around you.

And if you thought that was taking things to a new height, Johnny's sex drive beats it by a mile as he went on to explain that he never really gets tired of his day job.

He said: "For 10 years, I've shot as much as possible, like six days a week. And I mean, I still have a really high libido, I don't know, I always say to be successful in the business, you have to be somewhat addicted to it, because it's just day in and day out.

"It can be a grind, if you look at it as a job. But for me, I would be trying to have sex anyway, every day. So I might as well work and get paid for it. Like I would schedule a day off and be like, this is stupid, I still want to have sex."

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And according to the adult film star, his busy schedule is his secret to staying young.

"I also think having sex daily or at least masturbating daily keeps you very young, because you're sort of tricking your body. Because we're here. We're here to reproduce. Basically, that's like our whole purpose.

"Once you've stopped doing that, I think it triggers your body into saying, Okay, we don't need you anymore."

We'd argue that might not our 'whole purpose' but the helicopter story was pretty interesting.

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