Despite his headline-making outburst following an interview with "Good Morning America," for which he later apologized in an interview with BET's 106 & Park, it seems that Chris Brown's latest release, F.A.M.E., is slated to jump to the top of the charts next week.According to Billboard, the album will sell approximately 250,000 to 300,000 copies by the time the week ends. It marks the first time Brown has had one of his albums debut at #1.

His previous efforts, Chris Brown, Exclusive (2007) and 2009's Graffiti, debuted at #2, #4 and #7, respectively.Brown's overwhelming chart success may come as a surprise to experts, who believed that given all the negative headlines this week, Brown's behavior may have turned off potential fans. "I definitely think this is a huge step back for him," Ian Drew, senior music editor at Us Weekly, said. "It was a huge mistake. Check out Chris Brown Videos

You control how you react. He didn't react the right way."[But] there's always a way back ... My advice to him would be: Just don't do any interviews and put out a strong record and let it speak for itself," Drew continued. "Let the music do the talking. Let that be the statement."Brown isn't the only new release on the charts next week. Jennifer Hudson's I Remember Me will hit the charts at #2 with around 160,000 units projected to be sold. The Strokes, who released their first new album in a half a decade, may potentially debut at #3, selling around 90,000 units with Angles. Adele, who held the top spot with her album 21, will be bumped to #5, with Kirk Franklin's Hello Fear hitting #4.

Chris Brown  is tired of people asking about his violent outbursts. So he responded with a violent outburst.

While taping an interview with GMA's Robin before a live performance in the Time Square studio, Brown was repeatedly asked about the legal entanglements stemming from the February 2009 incident where he assaulted then-girlfriend Rihanna.

Brown avoided the questions, and kept trying to bring the topic back to the new album he was there to promote: "F.A.M.E."

The 22-year-old singer finished the interview, performed, than reportedly flew into a rage in a GMA dressing room over the interview. According to ABC, he smashed a window (which sent shattered glass tumbling down on 43rd and Broadway), tore off his shirt, and stormed out.

Later, Brown Tweeted "I’m so over people bringing this past s**t up!!!”, but quickly deleted the post.

Brown recently caught flack for belittling the Rihanna incident by referring to it as a "mishap," and is still serving five years probation after pleading guilty to assault.

Just one week before he's officially sentenced following the plea deal he struck in the Rihanna case, Chris Brown appeared at ease as he joined Keri Hilson in Los Angeles on the set of what is apparently Hilson's next video, "Slow Down."

The pair were joined by plenty of musical company: Omarion, Monica, Polow Da Don and Pussycat Doll Melody Thornton were all also on set.