Rick Ross's new album Black Market isn't in Walmart's stores or on the retailer's website. The word is that's because its first track 'Free Enterprise' mentions assassinating Donald Trump.

Rick Ross has responded to Walmart's ban, and he does so by referencing rival mega-retailer Target.

In light of recent news that his album was PULLED from #walmart due to lyrics about "assassinating #donaldtrump" - #rickross laughs it off and says he lives across the street from the guy who owns target... BAUCE MOVE OR WHAT?

A video posted by DJ Akademiks (@iamakademiks) on Dec 20, 2015 at 9:49pm PST

"They say they ban us at Wal-Mart, but they don't know, I live across the street from the nigga who own Target," Rick Ross brags.

But he may need to downsize and get new neighbors if his albums continue to sell like the Walmart-banned Black Market.