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Chris Brown pictured after storming out of the 'Good Morning America' studios on Tuesday.

Even though a Los Angeles judge has commended him for turning his life around since pleading guilty to felony assault in 2009, the R&B artist had a massive meltdown at the "Good Morning America" studios in Manhattan on Tuesday.

Brown, 21, became angered during his live interview with co-host Robin Roberts, who asked repeated questions about his domestic violence incident with Rihanna, even though he was there to promote his new album, "F.A.M.E.," which was released on Tuesday.

After the interview, Brown allegedly took his rage out in his dressing room, where he yelled loud enough to warrant a visit from security and broke a window. Shattered glass fell onto 43rd St. and Broadway, reported TMZ.com, which posted a picture of the smashed window.

Brown reportedly then took off his shirt and confronted a "GMA" producer before leaving the building and skipping a planned second performance, which was to air on the "GMA" website.

Brown tried to redirect all the Rihanna questions from Roberts by talking about his new album. (ABC)

According to TMZ, Roberts insists that both she and other "GMA" staff members asked Brown pre-interview if he would be okay with being asked "a few questions" about Rihanna. Brown reportedly agreed, however apparently changed his mind soon after.

A short time after his exit, Brown took to his Twitter account to express his displeasure over the interview and thank his fans for their continued support.

"I'm so over people bringing this past sh-t up!!!" he tweeted. "Yet we praise Charlie sheen and other celebs for there [sic] bullsh-t!"

"All my fans!!! This album is for you and only you!!!" he wrote in a second tweet. "I'm so tired of everyone else!! Honestly!! I love team breezy!!"

"Thank you to everyone who supports my music!!!" he wrote in a third. "Key Word (music) !!! Love y'all 

Roberts has yet to officially comment on the incident, however the host made a slight reference on her new Twitter account.

"Sure has been an interesting AM @GMA. Still sorting thru everything myself. Just my 2nd day on twitter, wonder what tomorrow will bring?" she wrote.

Bravo reality star Bethenny Frankel, who also appeared on "GMA" on Tuesday, was less cryptic in her Twitter post.

"Wow. @chrisbrown came from a place of temper tantrum @gma," she tweeted.

A rep for Brown has yet to comment on the matter.

The window Brown allegedly smashed during a violent outburst at 'GMA.' (INFphoto.com)

Last month, Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg downgraded a restraining order that had barred Brown from contacting Rihanna and required him to stay 50 yards away from her.

With Rihanna's consent, the judge removed the stayaway clause but warned Brown that he is not allowed to annoy, harass or molest the 23-year-old pop star.

Schnegg praised Brown's recent behavior and said he didn't have to attend the next scheduled progress report hearing on June 22. His probation is scheduled to end in August 2014.

In December, Brown proudly tweeted a picture of his certificate showing he completed a 52-week domestic violence course.