Uplifting.
I thorougly enjoyed that, great music and concept. Here's my interpretation: With the opening shot, we see the sun rising, a symbol used in many cultures to symbolize "birth", ie. the birth of the new sun cycle. Then the flower opens and blooms, and lying upon it, dormant, is the figure of a little person. I assume the figure is little, and has eyes closed before the flower opens because he is being born (this goes in accordance with the sun imagery). Then we see the oncoming of the bees, after the little figure has the chance to rest a short while in the flower. The bees are not like the little figure, the little figure is distinct, different. But when the bees come and carry him away, pulling him up from where he lays peacefully, carrying him through the air, and throwing him in the Hive (an allegory alluding to society as a "Hive" and us inmates of this sociological prison as bees, literally all workers, all the same, members of a Hive) and he finds himself in the Queen's chamber. The abdomen of the queen is shaped like a television set, and it flashes in front of him, brainwashing him to be just another bee, and removing his innocense and distinctness, taking him Under Their Wing. Nice stuff.