Trolleys is an interesting word choice here because it's an English loanword used in a Spanish rap song, rather than a native Spanish term. It literally refers to shopping carts or small wheeled vehicles, which gives the line a playful, almost absurd image.
In the lyrics, "Vayan alineando los trolleys se mueva" ("Go aligning the trolleys, move") uses the word almost like slang, suggesting people lining things up quickly, likely a coded reference understood within the artist's own circle.
Cosculluela's "TSVK" is a track that feels like a declaration of dominance and a warning to his rivals. He's not holding back, making it clear that anyone who messes with him will regret it. He talks about past enemies being "drowned" ("Ahogaron pero todo futuros enemigos"), suggesting a history of overcoming challenges and asserting his power.
He's confident and unbothered, saying he remains "tranquilo" (calm) even as he talks about people trying to find him. There's a lot of imagery about being untouchable and always being one step ahead, like when he mentions people looking for him in the "funda" (case) or trying to "tumba" (take down) what he's built. It's a song that really embodies the swagger and self-assuredness of Cosculluela, letting everyone know he's at the top of his game.