Despite thousands of Americans shopping at Walmart this holiday season, one thing's for sure, don't expect Chris Brown to make any purchases at the retail outlet.

The 20-year-old pop star had threw a mini temper tantrum via Twitter over the weekend discovering that his newly released album, 'Graffiti' wasn't on shelves at a local Connecticut Walmart.

Brown vented his frustration writing [tweeting]: "But they had Alicia Keys album ready for release for this Tuesday. BUT NO SIGN OF GRAFFITI. BS."




That wasn't the end of the 'Run It' singer's tirade. He went on stating that he's "tired of this s----. Major stores r blackballing my CD. Not stockin the shelves and lying to costumers. What the f--- do I gotta do. The industry can kiss my a--."

Brown's bold remarks didn't go unnoticed either; according to People magazinechris bro, Walmart has released a statement on Monday in response to his comments.

"We are surprised at the comments online," the statement read. "All Walmart stores nationwide have carried the CD since its release, including the Wallingford store mentioned in the post. This store actually sold through its initial shipment over the weekend. The majority of our stores today are showing they do have copies available."

Since his Twitter outburst on Friday, Chris Brown's account has been shut down.