You can take a look at this.
It will take long to explain here.
It depends on what you want to do. If you want a big explosion, you need to decide how you want to create the explosion. If it needs to be a Localscript, or if it needs to be a regular Script, you need to decide that as well before going this route. Definitely look into some tutorials for this networking stuff.
Iām still so lost XD cause Iām not sure if what you guys are saying is what I want to do because I have a folder with all events big explosion and that I want in my live event which is in server script I want to be able to call any of the events from that folder
I think you might be confusing a RemoteEvent, a form of communication, for an event, something that can happen in your game.
Hmm maybe because most live event use the ez camera shake with remote events Iām so lost on how to start the event from the server script
Try using RemoteFunctions that can be activated in a script using Invoke()
But the camera shaker Iām using doesnāt work on that his a video on that shaker maybe you can watch it to know more on what Iām trying 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVep198j43I 2
You said the RemoteEvent is in ServerScriptService, but this line of code is looking for it in ReplicatedStorage.
No what I mean is the events are in replicated storage I got them mixed up the script Is in server script
Does your explorer look something like this?
Yep thatās how it looks but with more events
Can you show us what the Local Script looks like then?
Wait I need local script? But how would that work if the life event is in server script
Youāll need to use a Local Script in order to receive the signal. The script is firing off an event, which doesnāt do anything if it isnāt hooked up to a piece of code to run.
WAIT OOOOOOO I think I understand so the local script would have thd code for what happens and the server calls it
Yup, exactly. Since you didnāt have the Local Script, no code is being run, and no camera explosion is being caused.
ok so the Local script would say OnserverEvent?
Since youāre saying FireAllClients in your script, it should be OnClientEvent.
Ok so since all these replies are confusing, let me explain.
a local script would have
remoteEvent:FireServer(arguments)
a server script would have
remoteEvent.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(plr, argument1, argument2)
--code
end)
If you want the other way around then:
a server script would have
remoteEvent:FireClient(plr, argument1, argument2)
a local script would have
remoteEvent.OnClientEvent:Connect(function(argument1, argument2)
--code
end)
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Thanks for not making it confusing XD