連れって (tsurette - informal imperative of 連れていく, 'take me with you')

This is a colloquial contraction of the informal request form '連れて行って' (tsurete itte), derived from the compound verb '連れて行く' (tsurete iku, meaning 'to take someone along'). Ending a sentence in the te-form functions as an informal imperative or request among peers, family, or close acquaintances. It is often accompanied by sentence-ending particles like 'よ' (yo) or 'ね' (ne).