In-T-Come was founded in 1998 by DJ Kara Murat and MC Vait Seven. Battal Musa was initially a dancer in the group, but he had to leave shortly after due to disagreements.

The word "In-T-Come" is a combination of three categories, and its pronunciation remains the same in German, Turkish, and English.
In-T-Come means "International Turks Come," which translates to "Revenge" in Turkish. Thirdly, the star inside the "C" in In-T-Come symbolizes the Turkish flag.
DJ Kara Murat's over 13 years as a DJ have brought him numerous successes. One of his greatest achievements is being named the 3rd best DJ in Bavaria. At that time, the music genre was known as House and Trance. After joining forces with MC Vait Seven, he completely shifted to Hip Hop music. In addition to DJing in many discos, Kara Murat has hosted parties with numerous well-known House DJs, including DJ Quicksilver, Tom Novy, Tomcraft, DJ Romeo, Mike the MC, Westbam, and many more. Currently, he is mostly dedicated to Hip Hop music and handles the band's music, beats, text, and advertising work.

Mc Vait Seven has long been known in Munich for his involvement with hip-hop. His defining characteristic, or rather his symbol, is his headscarf. Known as Munich's 2Pac, Mc Vait Seven gave up his professional football career with Munich Türk Gücü football team to pursue his music career.
McVait Seven, along with handling the lyrics, has also served as a dancer and background singer for the group. In-T-Come has performed in numerous concerts since 1998 and has made a name for itself in the state of Bavaria. During their formation, the group was very close to "Sindikat" from Augsburg, and after a long break, ideas for a collaboration with this group surfaced. In-T-Come is currently collaborating with Baba Kanaklar Sebekeleri from Neu Ulm, assisting with their upcoming album in 2002. One of the events that brought In-T-Come recognition was their fourth-place finish out of 100 groups in the Munich Airport Song Contest. Following this, Dr. Temel Nal, owner of Multicultural GBR and a music manager in Munich, and his assistant contacted In-T-Come. He took on the role of Group Manager by signing a contract. Entering the studio in early 2001, the group completed the recording of their first single, "Avrupali," and released it as a limited edition. "Avrupali," which sold out quickly within a month of being promoted, was followed by a flood of concert singles. Currently, the group is working on the recording of their album "Türkiye 2000" and is also close to completing their new album.

In-T-Come's style is softer and faster than other rap groups, embellished with smoother beats. Oriental melodies and solid beats are one of In-T-Come's hallmarks. The group maintains its own style, unlike other rap groups. Furthermore, while many rappers are known to be obsessed with Mercedes cars, In-T-Come is characterized by their fondness for BMWs.
In-T-Come is currently planning a big tour and is looking for discotheques all over Germany. This is the band's performance so far...

The concerts are as follows:

Airport München (July 15, 2000)
Discothek Jackie o München (September 8, 2000)
Discotheque La Rose Erding (October 28, 2000)
Discothek La Rose Erding (05. November 2000)
Musikpalast München - Opening act for Kenan Imirzalioglu and Gülben Ergen (February 11, 2001)
Discothek Jackie o München (28. April 2001)
Discothek MGM Stuttgart(05.May.2001)
Discothek La Rose Erding ( 12. May 2001)
Ebeni Records Hip Hop Jam / Neu Ulm (June 23, 2001)
Ander Art Hip Hop Jam Munich (September 21, 2001)
Discothek Jackie o München (October 21, 2001)
Discothek Club Bebek München (October 22, 2001)
Discotheque La Rose Erding (October 25, 2001)
THM Hip Hop Jam Nuremberg (Guest Group) (October 27, 2001)
ETM Munich (November 3, 2001)

In-T-Come Mp3
-In-T-Come – From 7 to 70
-In-T-Come – You are Turkish