The tweet titled 'WAF This Way: Real-World Bypass Tactics from the Trenches' appears to discuss various tactics used to bypass Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) in real-world scenarios. However, the tweet does not provide specific details about the type of WAF bypass, the vendor of the WAF, or any particular payload used for bypass. As such, this seems to be an overview or introduction to WAF bypass strategies typically encountered during bug bounty hunting or penetration testing, rather than a discussion of a specific exploit or bypass technique. To analyze bypass methods thoroughly, one would need more detailed information such as the exact vulnerability types targeted (e.g., XSS, SQLi, RCE), the bypass payloads employed, and the specific WAF products involved. Without these, the tweet can be seen as a general pointer to the importance and reality of bypassing WAFs in security testing rather than a technical guide or example.