I still go out my friends with things

1:57 Does the boy say I still go out my friends with things? What is this expression about?

He says "I still go out with my friends and things". His pronunciation of with is contracted to wi'.

probus said:

He says "I still go out with my friends and things". His pronunciation of with is contracted to wi'.

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What going out with things would mean there?

He doesn't go out with things. It means he goes out with his friends and he does other things too.

svetlana14 said:

What does going out with things would mean there?

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Note the correct placement of the auxiliary verb.

No. It's not I still go out with [my friends and things].
It's [I still go out with my friends] and things. Here, "and things" implies he has other social activities. Note that "and things" is a generic phrase used in casual (informal) English, and it just implies that there is more.