Joner Demetreus Xavier Hall (born December 5, 1979 in New Jersey), began working as the audience coordinator for The Sally Jessy Raphael Show, where his first comedy skit premiered on national television as a goodbye to the 20 year run of the Sally Show. He moved on to appear on TV using sketch comedy characters for Blind Date and TV Funhouse. He also appeared on The Gastineau Girls in 2006 as their personal assistant. A break-through performance for Joner Hall was in a comedy video for "That's My Daughter" that aired on Comedy Central in 2007.

Joner Hall was raised in Virginia and is noted to have danced at the University of Hawaii on scholarship for the Rainbow Dancers. Other credits for dancing include KTU's beatstock, Rainy Davis, Angel Clivilles and Keyshia Cole.

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