A 25-year-old man got that buzzing feeling while he was travelling to a garage.
Looking down, Velelhu found a swarm of bees had gathered on his backside after their Queen landed there.
He had been driving through Nagaland, north-east India, when the insects congregated on his nether regions.
Unusual footage, taken on August 20, shows the busy insects hanging off the back of his jeans in a swarm.
He bends forward to try to shift them, but they don't budge.
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His passenger, who recorded the video, said: 'We were on the way to a garage when their Queen came flying to me to eventually rest on Velelhu's backside.
'Soon, scores of them joined her. After struggling a while he managed to grab the Queen and tore her wings a bit.
'He put her in a container and the rest of them soon flew into it.'
After removing the unwelcome residents, Velelhu locked himself in a car in case they came back.
The passenger mused afterwards: 'We were amused and lucky to capture the rare natural phenomenon'.
This article has been adapted from its original source.
