Target shouldn't have responded to shit. Their initial reasoning for not carrying the album was suffice enough; I wish they hadn't bothered to dignify Frank's managers silly accusation with a response. Whatever reason they choose to not stock his album is their business, they don't owe it to him to. And shame on Ocean's team for playing the gay card (a second time) for publicity. Rather than coming off like a musician, he's coming across more like the token gay guy on The Real World.