Headphone Advice?

So I have been wanting new headphones for a long ass time now and I decided I would use some of my Christmas money to get some but don't really know where to look exactly.

I'm looking for something that I can afford with a $100 budget. Usage: Youtube, Games and Music. Also, if possible, something that isn't so uncomfortable for people with glasses. Anything on-ear might be out of the question as that pushes the ear against the glasses.

I use Hippo earphones, and the one that comes with Samsung S3. The latter is surprisingly good, in fact, I use it when I want to hear every single thing in an orchestral piece (rather than make the whole damn thing sound good I overlook the mistakes).

Depends on your taste. You like it even? Heavy bass? What kind of music do you listen to?

Hadriel

Depends on your taste. You like it even? Heavy bass? What kind of music do you listen to?

Mostly VGM, so not much bass for the most part.

I also need headphones specifically since there are times when I'll want to use earphones and headphones at the same time for different reasons.

Head-Fi is the place to check

AD700s

I always recommend them for a first pair around that price range. If you don't mind that they're open-backed (people can hear you and vice versa) then I don't think there's a better option. If not those:

Superlux HD668b - Semi-open, very good quality for price, I have this pair right now; $47
Grado SR80i - Closed, sound isolation isn't perfect but they're in the same realm as the Superlux pair for quality/price ratio; $100

Also about glasses, I have thick-framed glasses and I use headphones regularly and it's not a problem for me, so you shouldn't overlook full-sized headphones because of that.

Audio technica is a great brand but they're a high quality high price type deal. I own sennheiser's myself and the model i have has a long ass cord but the quality is nice.

I have small ear holes so I just avoid the whole in-ear thing all together. Personally I use Bose AE2, best headphones I ever had, almost 3 years old and still comfortable as pineapple.

I have small ear holes so I just avoid the whole in-ear thing all together.

If you wear in-ears long enough your ears mold to fit the device. Took about half a year or something to get used to apple headphones back in high school but when i still used them they were real comfy.

It's still terrible for you though

Thanks guys.