Demolishers literally translates to "demolishers" or "wrecking balls." It's a strong and impactful word that immediately brings to mind destruction and power.
In the context of the song, YSY A says, "Tengo el plan en las demoledoras" (I have the plan in the demolishers). This suggests he has a powerful, disruptive plan that will tear down existing structures or norms, fitting the rebellious and energetic vibe of trap music.
YSY A's "EN LA JUNGLA" throws us right into a wild, untamed world, comparing the music scene to a jungle where only the strong survive. He humorously mixes pop culture references like "Timón y Pumba con King Kong bajo la tumba" [Timon and Pumbaa with King Kong under the tomb] with the intense heat of the trap scene: "el sol está más trap que nunca" [the sun is more trap than ever].
He's pretty blunt about how he sees other artists, calling them "super pop" and "Rumba," and even comparing them to a "mal chiste de Yayo, corte Xuxa" [bad Yayo joke, like Xuxa]. YSY A makes it clear that his trap isn't for everyone, saying it's "no apto para emisoras" [not suitable for broadcasters] and full of "mucha posta en una letra sola" [a lot of truth in one lyric]. He's all about his team, stating "Mi equipo está al frente, la envidia quiebra, lo mismo de siempre" [My team is in front, envy breaks, same as always], showing that in this jungle, some fall apart while others build something new.