Despondent at his social estrangement, Token decides to arrange for dozens of rich people (who all happen to be black) such as Will Smith and Snoop Dogg to move into South Park, which leads to Mr. Garrison complaining about the "richers" in the town, which in turn leads to ire among the other, less affluent members of the community (who all happen to be white).
Token feels so much like an outcast that he goes to live with lions in the South Park Zoo after the rich kids taunt him to do it, where Aslan is the leader of the pack.
They decide to plant a lower case "t" cross for "time to leave" in the garden of some of the rich residents, setting it on fire to emphasize their point.
Eventually, the townsfolk dress as "ghosts" (resembling Ku Klux Klan robes), resulting in the rich people responding with terror and fleeing the town.
On the commentary, Trey Parker and Matt Stone describe the episode as depicting a world where racism does not exist, but the last word spoils it in saying something that is fully racist.
"[1] "Here Comes the Neighborhood," along with the thirteen other episodes from South Park: the Complete Fifth Season, was released on a three-disc DVD set in the United States on February 22, 2005.