The emote glitch in Roblox Carnage appears to work by equipping a looping or movement-heavy emote, standing against a wall, and timing the camera/zoom input so the animation pushes your character through the surface. A community guide for Carnage also notes that emotes can be purchased and equipped through the report card, then used with the emote wheel in-game.

Quick setup

  1. Buy or unlock an emote that has a looping or outward motion.
  2. Equip it in your report card/emote slot.
  3. Stand close to the wall or barrier you want to clip through.
  4. Face the wall, trigger the emote, and immediately adjust your camera or movement to let the animation carry you forward.

Mesmerizer-specific note

I did not find a reliable Carnage guide that proves a unique “Mesmerizer” input sequence, but the available emote-glitch clips suggest the same general method is used: looped animation, tight wall contact, and precise camera timing. If Mesmerizer is a looping emote in your setup, it would likely follow that same pattern rather than requiring a completely different trick.

Common issues

  • It may fail on thicker walls or depending on avatar type.
  • Some emotes work better than others, especially looping ones.
  • Timing matters a lot; many guides describe the move as “press the emote, then zoom/shift/move almost immediately”.

Safety note

A Carnage glitch video warns not to abuse glitches, since doing so may risk a ban. Using exploits or clipping methods can also be patched or behave differently across updates.

TL;DR: Equip a looping emote, press against the wall, start the emote, and time your camera/movement to ride the animation through the surface.