The Red Carpet in Steal a Brainrot is one of the most important features in the game and plays a huge role in how players collect Brainrots. This area works as a moving line where units appear, march forward, and become available for purchase.
Because every rarity can show up here — from simple commons to extremely rare secrets — knowing how the Red Carpet works is the key to growing your base fast and keeping up with other players. This guide breaks down how the Red Carpet functions, how Brainrots spawn, and tips to take advantage of it. Check out our Rarest Brainrots in Steal a Brainrots!
What the Red Carpet Is
The Red Carpet is a long studded path where Brainrots spawn and walk from one side to the other. Players can buy any Brainrot that appears, and after purchase it will head straight to the buyer’s base.
However, the twist is that anyone else can out-buy you by paying 150% of the Brainrot’s original price, causing it to switch direction and head toward their base instead.
Because of this, the Red Carpet is often a chaotic but exciting place. Many players also call it the Italian Brainrot Line or the Conveyor Belt. During certain events or admin actions, the color of the carpet can also change.
How the Red Carpet Works
As Brainrots walk across the carpet, they appear in all rarities — Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Brainrot God, Secret, and OG. Some special types trigger in-server announcements, including:
- Secret Brainrots
- Lucky Blocks
- OG Brainrots (future updates may make them global announcements)
Mythic Lucky Blocks, however, do not trigger any announcements. Once you buy a Brainrot, it travels straight to your base unless someone else pays the boosted price to take it from you.
Spawn Rates Explained
These are the actual rates pulled from game files, though OG spawn data after the Indonesia update is partially estimated since it moved to server storage. The Red Carpet includes the following rarity ranges:
- Common: Frequently spawning options like Noobini Pizzanini, Lirili Larilà, Tim Cheese, and many others.
- Rare: Includes units like Trippi Troppi, Gangster Footera, Boneca Ambalabu, and more.
- Epic: A long list such as Cappuccino Assassino, Wombo Rollo, Trulimero Trulicina, Avocadini Antilopini, and others.
- Legendary: Appear far less often with rates under 1%, such as Ballerina Cappuccina or Pipi Potato.
- Mythic: Extremely low chances, dropping below 0.2%.
- Brainrot Gods: Even rarer, with some probabilities going as low as 0.000005.
- Secret: Some of the rarest spawns in the entire game, reaching numbers like 1e-12.
- OG: Practically impossible to see, with estimated rates around 1e-17.
Because the spawn list is huge, the Red Carpet is full of variety, but the chances of top-tier units are extremely low.
All Brainrots Spawn in Red Carpet Event:
Common
- Noobini Pizzanini
- Lirili Larilà
- Tim Cheese
- Fluri Flura
- Talpa Di Fero
- Svinina Bombardino
- Pipi Kiwi
Rare
- Trippi Troppi
- Tung Tung Tung Sahur (removed)
- Gangster Footera
- Bandito Bobritto
- Boneca Ambalabu
- Cacto Hipopotamo
- Ta Ta Ta Ta Sahur
- Tric Trac Baraboom
Epic
- Cappuccino Assassino
- Brr Brr Patapim
- Avocadini Antilopini
- Trulimero Trulicina
- Bambini Crostini
- Bananita Dolphinita
- Brri Brri Bicus Dicus Bombicus
- Avocadini Guffo
- Salamino Penguino
- Wombo Rollo
Legendary
- Burbaloni Loliloli
- Chimpanzini Bananini
- Ballerina Cappuccina
- Chef Crabracadebra
- Lionel Cactuseli
- Glorbo Fruttodrillo
- Quivioli Ameleonni
- Blueberrinni Octopusini
- Pipi Potato
- Strawberelli Flamingelli
- Pandaccini Bananini
- Sigma Boy
Mythic
- Frigo Camelo
- Orangutini Ananassini
- Rhino Toasterino
- Bombardiro Crocodilo
- Bombombini Gusini
- Cavalio Virtuoso
- Gorillo Watermelondrillo
- Lerulerulerule
- Te Te Te Sahur
- Tracoducotulu Delapeladustuz
- Cachorrito Melonito
- Mythic Lucky Block
- Toiletto Focaccino
- Cocofanto Elefanto
Brainrot God
- Girafa Celestre
- Tralalero Tralala
- Odin Din Din Dun
- Tralalita Tralala
- Trenostruzzo Turbo 3000
- Trippi Troppi Troppa Trippa
- Brainrot God Lucky Block
- Pakrahmatmamat
- Piccione Macchina
- Tractoro Dinosauro
- Cacasito Satalito
- Aquanaut
- La Vacca Staturno Saturnita (Secret)
- Ballerino Lololo
- Los Tralaleritos (Secret)
- Las Tralaleritas (Secret)
- Job Job Job Sahur (Secret)
- Graipuss Medussi (Secret)
- Secret Lucky Block
- To to to Sahur
- Chicleteira Bicicleteira
- Chicleteirina Bicicleteirina
- La Grande Combinasion
- Money Money Puggy
- Nuclearo Dinossauro
- Garama and Madundung
- Tang Tang Keletang
- Ketupat Kepat
- Tictac Sahur
- Ketchuru and Musturu
- Dragon Cannelloni
- Burguro and Fryuro
- Capitano Moby
OG
- Meowl
- Strawberry Elephant
Strategies for Using the Red Carpet
Rare and strong Brainrots don’t show up often, so the key strategy is paying attention to announcements and staying near the carpet when you’re hoping for upgrades. A few practical tips:
- Public servers are best for stealing. Strong Brainrots usually end up in other players’ bases, so stealing gives better returns than waiting at the carpet.
- Watch the announcements. Secret, OG, and Lucky Block announcements give you a few seconds to react.
- Stay alert during Admin Abuse. When admins boost server luck, rare spawns and special traits become far more common. These moments are the best times to get valuable Brainrots.
The Red Carpet is the heart of Brainrot collection in Steal a Brainrot. Whether you’re hunting for commons to fill your early Index or chasing the rarest units in the game, understanding spawn behavior and how bidding works gives you a huge advantage. Check back anytime you need the full spawn overview, and stay ready — because the next rare Brainrot could appear at any moment.